Fly from Paris to Azores from €226 return. The median price sits around €244, so there's good room to find competitive fares. Transavia France operates this route with one stop, perfect for a getaway to the Atlantic islands.
Price and when to book
The lowest fares start at €226 return, with a median of €244. Sample prices checked were €226, €244, and €245. There's no fixed pattern for which month is cheapest, prices shift with availability and demand. Book 2–3 months ahead and set alerts to catch flash offers.
Airline and stops
Transavia France operates this route. Flights include 1 stop, so it's not direct. Check your connection time when planning. Despite the intermediate stop, fares are very competitive and total journey time remains reasonable to reach the Azores.
Best time to visit
The Azores enjoy temperate weather year-round. Summer (June–September) brings longer days and less rain, ideal for adventure activities. Spring (April–May) and autumn (September–October) are excellent, with pleasant temperatures and fewer crowds. Winter is wetter but still accessible.
What to do when you arrive
The Azores are pure nature: whale watching, volcanic hiking, natural pools, and wild beaches. São Miguel is the largest and most accessible island; Terceira offers history and tradition. Hire a car to explore at your pace, eat fresh fish at harbours, and trek through lava craters. It's the place to truly disconnect.
FAQ
What's the cheapest price for flights from Paris to Azores?
The lowest price recorded is €226 return with Transavia France. The median sits at €244, so there are plenty of affordable options available.
Are flights from Paris to Azores direct?
No, they include 1 stop. Transavia France operates this route with one connection, which doesn't significantly affect total journey time or the competitive pricing.
Which airline flies from Paris to Azores?
Transavia France is the carrier on this route. They operate with typical low-cost fares, although with one stop.
What's the best time to visit the Azores?
Summer (June–September) for dry weather and long daylight; spring and autumn for mild temperatures and fewer tourists. Winter is rainier but still viable. It depends on which activities appeal to you most.
Photo: Wikimedia Commons. Return economy fares for 1 adult, checked on Kiwi.com on the date shown; they can change.
