[Nonstop] Vancouver to Puerto Vallarta flights for $281 - Apr 2026

Ready for a quick, sun-soaked escape? Flair Airlines has nonstop roundtrip flights from Vancouver to Puerto Vallarta for just $281 CAD, with availability in March and April 2026—an especially sharp price for a direct route to one of Mexico’s most laid-back beach destinations. Just note that adding a carry-on runs about $125 roundtrip.

Deal Highlights

Example Departure Dates

These are some sample dates we found at this price:

• April 9-14
• April 10-14

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

About Puerto Vallarta

Puerto Vallarta pairs a lively seaside town with the lush Sierra Madre backdrop, blending golden beaches, cobblestone streets, and a strong food-and-art scene. It’s especially appealing in spring, when the days feel bright and unhurried and the sunsets over Banderas Bay are a nightly show.

In March and April, expect warm, mostly dry weather with plenty of sun—typically highs around 28–31°C (low 80s to upper 80s°F) and comfortably mild evenings. Spend time strolling the Malecón waterfront promenade, booking a boat trip for snorkeling or a sunset cruise, or taking a day trip to nearby beach towns like Sayulita. If you’re flying with Flair, note that adding a carry-on will cost around $125 roundtrip.

How to Book

1. View all Vancouver to Puerto Vallarta flights we found on MintFlying to see current prices
2. Flair is ultra-low-cost, so lock in a bundle (Carry-On or Checked) at booking; adding bags later is usually much pricier.

Tips for This Route

• Flair’s YVR–PVR nonstop is no-frills: there’s no seatback entertainment or free meals, so download shows offline before you leave Vancouver and pack a real snack (airport food is your last “included” option).
• Pay for your carry-on when you book; on this route it’s commonly about $125 roundtrip, and gate pricing can sting—also note Flair’s personal-item sizing is strict, so use a smaller backpack that fits the sizer.
• Puerto Vallarta tipping: 10–15% at restaurants is standard, and it’s normal to tip small bills for bags and taxis; carry pesos for smoother, cheaper everyday payments than using CAD/USD.
• Seasonal quirk: Dec–Apr is peak (busy, pricier), while Aug–Oct is hot and humid with afternoon downpours—plan your beach time early, and expect lush scenery but more mosquitoes.

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

Happy travels! ✈️