Lisbon
→
Toronto
→
Nassau
→
Montreal
from €749 return with Air Canada
A very strong 3-in-1 multi-city fare from Lisbon combining Toronto, Nassau in the Bahamas and Montreal in one trip with Air Canada.
The standout feature is the routing: all four flights are nonstop. There are no awkward positioning flights or long connections between the three destinations.
The reference itinerary is 1 Feb - 4 Feb - 12 Feb - 15 Feb 2027, giving you 3 nights in Toronto, 8 nights in Nassau and 3 nights in Montreal. The final Montreal-Lisbon flight leaves at 23:00, so you also keep almost the entire last day in Montreal.
The reference fare is €749 return and includes 1 x 23 kg checked baggage.
One important booking point: in the comparison used for this deal, this type of multi-city fare is being sold through online travel agencies only. The reference options include Mytrip, Booking.com, Kissandfly and Trip.com rather than an Air Canada-direct equivalent at the same multi-city fare.
Booking.com: about €774
Checked baggage: 1 x 23 kg
Reference split: 3 + 8 + 3 nights
Booking type: OTA only in this comparison
Lisbon 11:20 → Toronto 14:45
Air Canada AC811
Nonstop · journey time approximately 8h25.
This is a very good first sector for the trip: a late-morning departure from Lisbon and arrival in Toronto in the middle of the afternoon.
Toronto 16:55 → Nassau 20:25
Air Canada AC2116
Nonstop · journey time approximately 3h30.
Three nights in Toronto is enough for a proper city stop before continuing directly to the warm-weather part of the trip.
Nassau 14:05 → Montreal 17:50
Air Canada AC1449
Nonstop · journey time approximately 3h45.
The reference itinerary gives you 8 hotel nights in the Bahamas before the third direct sector takes you to Montreal.
Montreal 23:00 → Lisbon 10:40+1
Air Canada AC812
Nonstop · journey time approximately 6h40.
The late 23:00 departure is ideal for a final travel day because you retain almost the full day in Montreal before taking the overnight transatlantic flight home.
Four flights and all four sectors are direct.
LIS
Lisbon · Departure
YYZ
Toronto · 3 nights
NAS
Nassau · 8 nights
YUL
Montreal · 3 nights
The map is for route orientation only. Exact flight tracks vary with air traffic, weather and operational requirements. The fourth sector returns nonstop from Montreal to Lisbon.
The reference comparison showed Mytrip at €749, followed by Booking.com at around €774, Kissandfly at around €800 and Trip.com at around €1,018.
This is an important difference from a normal return ticket: for this particular multi-city construction, the options shown in the comparison are OTA bookings. I would therefore compare the final ticketing conditions and after-sales support as well as the price before paying.
Prices can change quickly. The €749 figure is the reference fare found for the 1 Feb - 4 Feb - 12 Feb - 15 Feb 2027 combination. Always verify the final baggage allowance, ticketing conditions and total price on the booking page before payment.
This is the strongest part of the deal.
Lisbon-Toronto is direct, Toronto-Nassau is direct, Nassau-Montreal is direct and Montreal-Lisbon is direct.
That means the itinerary feels like a real three-destination trip rather than a complicated fare built around inconvenient connections. The 3 nights Toronto + 8 nights Nassau + 3 nights Montreal reference split is also very well balanced.
The routing itself is close to ideal, but there are three real compromises.
First, the best Bahamas weather comes with a cost: February is peak season in the Bahamas, so hotel prices can materially increase the total trip budget even when the flights are cheap.
Second, Toronto and Montreal are cold winter city breaks in the January and February combinations. That can still be enjoyable, but it is clearly less universally appealing than visiting the Canadian cities in spring or autumn.
Third, the booking comparison used for this deal is OTA-only. There is no airline-direct option displayed at the same multi-city price in the reference comparison, so I would pay extra attention to change rules, cancellation conditions and after-sales support.
Mytrip was the cheapest provider shown for the reference itinerary at €749.
Because this is a more complex multi-city construction, I would check the full fare rules, baggage confirmation and change/cancellation terms before payment rather than choosing purely on the headline price.
The button below opens the featured February combination through Skyscanner.
Booking.com was the next-lowest option in the reference comparison at around €774.
That is only around €25 more than Mytrip, so I would compare the final ticket conditions and support terms before deciding which OTA gives the best overall value.
Kissandfly and Trip.com were also shown, but at higher prices in the same comparison.
I found 5 combinations across November 2026, January 2027 and February 2027. Every one keeps the same basic structure: 3 nights in Toronto, 7 or 8 nights in Nassau and 3 nights in Montreal.
An excellent 3-in-1 fare with four nonstop Air Canada sectors, 23 kg checked baggage, a very good 3 + 8 + 3 reference split and a highly attractive €749 fare from Lisbon. I am deliberately keeping the overall score at 9.2 because the Canadian stops are in winter, February Bahamas accommodation can be expensive and the fare is available through OTAs rather than an airline-direct multi-city option.
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New communityThe featured February itinerary gives you 3 nights in Toronto + 8 nights in the Bahamas + 3 nights in Montreal. The flight price is excellent, but the hotel strategy matters here — especially in the Bahamas, where an eight-night stay can easily become the most expensive part of the whole trip.
For the Canadian stops I would prioritise central neighbourhoods because you only have three nights in each city. For the Bahamas, I would not automatically book all eight nights in Nassau. Compare the total cost of Nassau with Grand Bahama, Eleuthera and Exuma before committing, and if you island-hop, leave a comfortable buffer in Nassau before the flight to Montreal.
With only three nights, I would stay central. Toronto is large and there is little value in saving a modest amount on a hotel if you then spend a large part of the visit travelling back and forth.
This is the part of the trip I would price before buying the flights. Nassau and Paradise Island have a large concentration of resorts, and February demand can make an eight-night stay expensive. Do not judge the trip only by the €749 airfare — check the accommodation total first.
Nassau is the easiest option because the Air Canada flights arrive and depart there, but eight nights gives you enough time to consider a second island. The Bahamas tourism authority confirms that island hopping can be done by air or sea, often via Nassau. If you do move islands, I would return to Nassau at least one night before the flight to Montreal rather than relying on a same-day ferry or domestic connection.
Zero extra logistics. Best if you find a good hotel rate early. Compare Cable Beach, Downtown Nassau and Paradise Island before choosing.
1 night Nassau + 6 nights Grand Bahama / Freeport + 1 final night Nassau. This gives you a proper second-island stay while protecting the Air Canada flight home.
1 night Nassau + 6 nights Eleuthera + 1 final night Nassau. Better for quiet beaches and a more independent Bahamas experience.
1 night Nassau + 5 nights Exuma + 2 nights Nassau. Not necessarily the cheapest option, but probably the strongest if the Bahamas itself is the highlight of the trip.
Because the reference trip is in February, I would make winter practicality part of the hotel decision. For this itinerary, Downtown is my first choice; Old Montreal is the most atmospheric alternative.
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