Montreal to Georgetown, Guyana
Mar 19–25, 20276 nights
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| Departs | Returns | Airline | Price | Checked | Booking link |
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| Mar 18, 2027 | Mar 24, 2027 | $1587 Lowest | View flights | ||
| Apr 2, 2027 | Apr 9, 2027 | $1631 | View flights |
Mar 19–25, 20276 nights
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Dec 3–9, 20266 nights
This is a business class deal to Florianopolis from Montreal on COPA for Apr 2, 2027 – Apr 9, 2027.
Priced at $1631 round trip. The route covers 10,591 miles round trip.
Florianópolis, the capital of Santa Catarina in southern Brazil, is one of South America’s most appealing beach destinations because it blends island scenery with a lively urban culture. Spread across Santa Catarina Island and a small stretch of the mainland, the city offers a rare mix of white-sand beaches, Atlantic forest, lagoons, surfing, hiking, and a relaxed coastal rhythm. It’s especially attractive for travelers who want variety: you can spend one day on a windswept surf beach and the next exploring historic streets, seafood restaurants, or quiet coves with clear water.
The best time to visit is generally from September through April, when temperatures are warm and the beach season is in full swing; December to February is the busiest period, while spring and early autumn often bring pleasant weather with fewer crowds. Notable areas include Lagoa da Conceição, a lively hub for dining and nightlife; Jurerê, known for its polished beach scene; Campeche, popular with surfers and nature lovers; and the historic center, where colonial-era buildings and local markets offer a more urban perspective. Food is another highlight, with fresh seafood at the forefront—especially oysters, which are a regional specialty—alongside strong local traditions shaped by Azorean heritage, visible in the cuisine, festivals, and slower pace of life that give Florianópolis its distinctive character.