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Cheap flights to Burlington
| Cheapest price | R21 681 | From Johannesburg to Burlington |
Which day is cheapest to fly to Burlington?
The cheapest flights to Burlington are usually found when departing on a Monday. The departure day with the highest cost at present is Tuesday.
What time of day is cheapest to fly?
Burlington flights can be made cheaper if you choose a flight in the morning. Booking a flight at noon will likely mean higher prices.
When to take a flight to Burlington
Like all of New England, it is always worth taking a flight to Burlington in the autumn months of September and October, with the prime foliage weekend falling around October 10 every year. Not only is the city at its most colourful, but the heat of the summer will have cooled off and visitors can enjoy the romantic feeling of wrapping-up warm and exploring all the festivities leading up to Halloween, Thanksgiving and Christmas. Between January and March is when you would expect to find cheap flight to Burlington once the festivals are over.
City Overview
Tucked away in the northwest corner of Vermont, the cosy city of Burlington truly is one of New England’s best kept secrets. The city is renowned for its regal Victorian architecture and artisan culture, with a plethora of arts and crafts boutiques offering all manner of unique and imaginative wares. But the most regal gem in the Queen City’s crown is the breathtaking shoreline of Lake Champlain, upon which the port of Burlington is built.
Burlington offers a complete package that few other small cities can match. On the surface, the city enjoys a gentle beauty that folds historic buildings with tree-lined streets and lakeside vistas, a winning combination that led to Forbes voting Burlington as Prettiest Town in America in 2010. The city is also consistently heralded as a leaf-peepers paradise for its arboreal prestige come autumn, with the skyline taken over by an eye-catching explosion of red, yellow and deepest persimmon. Yet there is more to the city than its handsome veneer, for beneath the visual charm lies a sophisticated atmosphere characterized by wineries, chocolatiers and brewpubs, as well as all manner of watersports held on Lake Champlain. The city’s history is also worth exploring, with a number of tours on offer that cover everything from the Colonial period, all the way up to the present day. Looking further afield, Burlington is located 50 minutes from the Canadian border, while those keen to see moose and bear can explore the stunning wilderness of the Green Mountains a couple of hours south.
Getting around Burlington
Burlington is furnished by a very able and reliable bus network. Passes are available, as well as single and return tickets. Alternatively, the city also offers over 1,600 parking spaces should you arrive by car.
Getting Downtown
The easiest way to Burlington is to take a flight via Boston, New York (both La Guardia and JFK serve the city) and Chicago, but the best bet is to hire a car and drive. While public transport is offered from the airport, you may need to take change buses depending on the day and route taken.
Alternatively, the airport is served by a number of private hire taxi companies that will take you directly to the city centre. The city is located moments from I-89, and is also served by its own International Airport, although not all flights to Burlington from Europe access it directly. Finally, Greyhound coach lines offers services from Montreal to Boston.