Fly from Gran Canaria to Los Angeles from €484 return with TAP Portugal. Median prices are around €821. Book in advance to secure the best fares.
Price and when to book
The lowest price we found is €484 return. The median sits at €821, giving you a good sense of the typical range. As with any international route, booking early pays off: start searching 2–3 months ahead. Prices climb as departure approaches, so grab deals when you spot them.
Airline and stops
TAP Portugal operates this route with 1 stop, usually in Lisbon. It's not a direct flight, but connection times are generally reasonable. TAP is a reliable carrier for this transatlantic journey.
Best time to go
Los Angeles works nearly year-round thanks to its mild climate. Summer (June–August) is peak season and prices rise. For fewer crowds and better value, try autumn (September–October) or spring (March–May). Winter is also viable if you don't mind the occasional overcast day.
What to do when you arrive
You'll land at Los Angeles International Airport (LAX). Rent a car or use public transport to reach the city. Don't miss Santa Monica and Venice Beach, Griffith Observatory, Hollywood, Downtown LA, and the Getty museums. Metro and buses work well on main routes, though LAX is built for driving.
FAQ
Are there direct flights from Gran Canaria to Los Angeles?
No, this route includes 1 stop. TAP Portugal operates it with a connection typically in Lisbon. It's the most affordable option from the Canary Islands.
What's the lowest price you found?
The starting price is €484 return. Median prices sit around €821. We recommend checking dates close to the sample itinerary (departure 13 November, return 17 November) and comparing multiple days to find your best deal.
Which airline flies this route?
TAP Portugal is the carrier. It offers good value on transatlantic routes from Europe to the United States.
How long does the flight take?
With 1 stop, total travel time depends on your connection, but typically runs 12–15 hours door-to-door. The Lisbon–Los Angeles leg is the longest segment.
Photo: Wikimedia Commons. Return economy fares for 1 adult, checked on Kiwi.com on the date shown; they can change.
