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How to Get Cheap Flights to San Francisco?

The picturesque city of San Francisco is a popular destination with tourists from around the world. If you are planning on a vacation and looking for cheap flights to San Francisco, then Laft.ca is the place to book your flights. Our dedicated team researches discounts by different airlines before offering you cheap flights to San Francisco. All the major lines like American Airlines, Air Canada, Delta Airlines, United Airlines, West Jet, Qatar Airways, Air France, Alaska Airlines, etc., offer direct flights to San Francisco. You can choose the one suiting your travel needs and budget. The two airports - San Francisco International Airport and Oakland International Airport, receive all the international flights, and bus, train, and taxi services are easily available to travel to the city center. Our dedicated team is available 24x7 to help you plan and quickly book cheap flights to San Francisco.

Things to do in San Francisco:

Famous for the iconic Golden Gate Bridge over San Francisco Bay, the city is beautifully set on the ocean's shores, making it one of the most picturesque cities in the United States. The spectacular view of Golden Gate Bridge, be it on a clear day or engulfed in fog during day or night, is an unforgettable experience. Exploring the city on cable cars and moving on steep streets is unique and enjoyable. The Golden Gate Park is a complete holiday retreat with beautiful gardens, lakes, monuments, museums, and picnic areas with a stunning scenic backdrop. It is a fantastic place and offers you so much to explore. The city has some of the best restaurants owned by the top chefs in the country. The beautiful waterfront at Fisherman's Wharf offers plenty of shopping and eating options. After sightseeing, you can spend your evening at Union Square, with fancy hotels and cafes, top-end stores, and vibrant nightlife.

Best Time to Visit San Francisco:

May, June, and September to November is the ideal time to take a holiday in San Francisco.