Vancouver to Paris flights for $621 - Feb 2026

If Paris has been calling your name, this is a deal worth jumping on: roundtrip flights from Vancouver to Paris are down to just $621 CAD with WestJet for travel in February 2026. For a transatlantic route to one of Europe’s most iconic cities, that’s a standout price—and winter is a surprisingly charming time to explore with fewer crowds.

Deal Highlights

Example Departure Dates

These are some sample dates we found at this price:

• February 2-9
• February 9-17
• February 27 - March 7

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Prices and availability can change quickly, so we recommend booking soon if these dates work for your schedule.

About Paris

Paris is special for its iconic architecture, café culture, and world-class art packed into walkable neighborhoods along the Seine. In February, the city feels more intimate than in peak season, letting you linger over small moments—fresh pastries, riverside views, and the glow of streetlights on historic stone.

Expect cool, often gray days with occasional rain; typical temperatures hover around 3–9°C, so a warm coat and waterproof layers help. Spend an afternoon in the Louvre or Musée d’Orsay, then warm up with hot chocolate in Saint-Germain-des-Prés. Evenings are ideal for a Seine cruise or a cabaret show, and you may find shorter lines and better-value hotel rates than in spring or summer.

How to Book

1. View all Vancouver to Paris flights we found on MintFlying to see current prices
2. WestJet often routes Vancouver–Paris via Calgary; compare total travel time and connection buffers, especially in winter.

Tips for This Route

• On WestJet’s long-haul widebodies, the seatback screen is solid but the headphone jack can be finicky. Bring wired 3.5mm headphones (Bluetooth often won’t pair), and download the WestJet app anyway in case your flight uses streaming as a backup.
• If your connection is through Calgary, WestJet’s international concourse is efficient but food options thin out late; consider grabbing something in Vancouver pre-departure.
• In Paris, tap-to-pay is everywhere, but some small bakeries still have minimum card spends; carry a few euros in coins for cafés and métro tickets if machines reject foreign cards.
• Paris service is more formal: always start with “Bonjour” before ordering, and tipping is modest—round up or leave 1–2 euros, since service is typically included.

Prices were found at time of posting and are subject to change. Always verify current prices before booking.

Happy travels! ✈️