4h 45mTotal estimate
~€75–250Rough fare per person
Flight to Washington
Toronto → Washington · about 1h in the air · ~€45–150
Flight to Charleston
Washington → Charleston · about 45m in the air · ~€30–100
Toronto → Charleston
Canada to United States · 1 border · Where else can you go from Toronto?
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About the trip from Toronto to Charleston
Toronto (Canada) and Charleston (United States) are 624 km (388 mi) apart in a straight line. The way we suggest is by flight, via Washington: about 4h 45m door to door with 1 change, for ~€75–250 per person. The cheapest is by bus and train via Erie, Cleveland and Columbus: ~€17–60 per person, about 13h 10m. Without flying, it takes about 13h 10m by bus and train, via Erie, Cleveland and Columbus. The trip crosses one border, so check what papers you need.
Step by step
- Flight from Toronto to Washington: about 1h in the air, 570 km, ~€45–150
- Flight from Washington to Charleston: about 45m in the air, 404 km, ~€30–100
Every route we know
- Flight, via Washington: about 4h 45m, 1 change, ~€75–250
- Bus + Train + Bus, via Erie, Cleveland and Columbus: about 13h 10m, 3 changes, ~€17–60
Questions
How long does it take to get from Toronto to Charleston?
About 4h 45m door to door by flight, via Washington, including time for changes and airports.
How much does it cost to travel from Toronto to Charleston?
~€75–250 per person for the route we suggest. The cheapest route, by bus and train via Erie, Cleveland and Columbus, is ~€17–60. These are estimates from travel-guide prices and published tariffs, not quotes: check the operator for today's fare.
Can you get from Toronto to Charleston without flying?
Yes: by bus and train, via Erie, Cleveland and Columbus, in about 13h 10m, for ~€17–60.
Times are rough door-to-door times, with time to change and to get through airports included. We don't have timetables, and fares are rough estimates, not quotes: check Google Maps or the operator before you travel.