Popular in | December |
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Cheapest in | April |
Average price | $766 |
Round-trip from | $287 |
One-way from | $253 |
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New YorkBrownsville
LGA - BRO
LGABRO
New York LaGuardia
Wed 1/15
5:00 pm-11:07 pm
1 stop7h 07m
Brownsville South Padre Is. Intl
Tue 1/21
5:31 am-12:59 pm
1 stop6h 28m
NewarkBrownsville
EWR - BRO
EWRBRO
Newark
Fri 1/24
6:00 am-2:21 pm
1 stop9h 21m
Brownsville South Padre Is. Intl
Tue 1/28
2:51 pm-11:40 pm
1 stop7h 49m
New YorkBrownsville
JFK - BRO
JFKBRO
New York John F Kennedy Intl
Wed 1/15
3:59 pm-11:07 pm
1 stop8h 08m
Brownsville South Padre Is. Intl
Tue 1/21
5:31 am-1:29 pm
1 stop6h 58m
New YorkBrownsville
LGA - BRO
LGABRO
New York LaGuardia
Mon 1/6
7:44 am-4:11 pm
1 stop9h 27m
Brownsville South Padre Is. Intl
Sun 1/12
5:00 am-2:29 pm
1 stop8h 29m
NewarkBrownsville
EWR - BRO
EWRBRO
Newark
Wed 1/15
10:20 am-4:09 pm
1 stop6h 49m
Brownsville South Padre Is. Intl
Tue 1/21
9:35 am-9:41 pm
2 stops11h 06m
NewarkBrownsville
EWR - BRO
EWRBRO
Newark
Tue 1/7
7:02 am-7:34 pm
1 stop13h 32m
New YorkBrownsville
LGA - BRO
LGABRO
New York LaGuardia
Tue 1/7
6:00 am-11:13 pm
1 stop18h 13m
NewarkBrownsville
EWR - BRO
EWRBRO
Newark
Sat 5/24
5:06 pm-11:59 pm
1 stop7h 53m
New YorkBrownsville
LGA - BRO
LGABRO
New York LaGuardia
Sun 1/5
6:00 am-2:18 pm
1 stop9h 18m
New YorkBrownsville
JFK - BRO
JFKBRO
New York John F Kennedy Intl
Sun 1/5
8:05 am-2:18 pm
1 stop7h 13m
On average, a flight from New York to South Padre Island takes 6 hours 41 minutes. Flights to South Padre Island from other popular cities in USA will vary in length. Below are a few examples of popular routes and their flight times.
The most popular airlines flying from New York to South Padre Island are American Airlines and United Airlines.
The cheapest airlines flying from New York to South Padre Island are American Airlines and United Airlines.
In terms of precipitation, rainfall in South Padre Island ranges from 1.1 - 5.9 inches per month. September is typically the wettest month, when rainfall can reach 5.9 in. February is typically the driest time to visit South Padre Island when rainfall is around 1.1 in.
If weather is an important factor for your trip to South Padre Island, use this chart to help with planning. For those seeking warmer temperatures, August is the ideal time of year to visit, when temperatures reach an average of 86.0 F. Travelers looking to avoid the cold should look outside of January, when temperatures are typically at their lowest (around 60.8 F).
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Things were good, crew was good. It was just the flight itself was very rough. Lots of turbulence, probably one of the shakiest flights I've been on. Kids throwing up, kids crying everywhere because of it.
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Things were good, crew was good. It was just the flight itself was very rough. Lots of turbulence, probably one of the shakiest flights I've been on. Kids throwing up, kids crying everywhere because of it.
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Things were good, crew was good. It was just the flight itself was very rough. Lots of turbulence, probably one of the shakiest flights I've been on. Kids throwing up, kids crying everywhere because of it.
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Things were good, crew was good. It was just the flight itself was very rough. Lots of turbulence, probably one of the shakiest flights I've been on. Kids throwing up, kids crying everywhere because of it.
If you’re booking flights to South Padre Island in search of sun, then the best time to go is undoubtedly the warmer half of the year, between April and October. Spring Breakers flock to the area from February to April, so if you don’t want to be stuck doing tequila shots at Senior Frogs, plan your trip after Spring Break season.
Be careful if you’re planning your vacation toward the end of the hot season, though, because the month of September brings the most rainfall of any other month in the year. Wintertime stays cool in the 50’s and 60’s, and since it’s not prime time to sunbathe, you’re likely to find deals on accommodations and cheap flights to South Padre during that time. The months between September and November call for the occasional hurricane, but most of them aren’t seriously damaging.
Walking is a great way to explore South Padre. Renting a car is another option but bear in mind that parking could be tricky during the peak season. There is also a shuttle bus around South Padre but it gets very busy during Spring Break.
Nightlife: Aside from beaches, nightlife is one of the main reasons that college students book flights to South Padre each year. Spring break hails droves of young partiers from all over the country to saddle up and dance through the night. Everywhere you look at any time of the day, there’s a place to enjoy a beachside cocktail. Shoreline bars create the perfect setting for warm, sultry nights perfect for meeting other travelers, listening to live music and relaxing. No matter what kind of establishment you’re looking for, a collection of pubs, clubs, bars, lounges and saloons jams together near the water, creating limitless possibilities for each evening of your stay.
Beaches: If you were busy dancing the night away and are looking for a little refuge, head to the shore. Beautiful, white sand beaches are the perfect daytime escapes to either nap in the sun, work on your tan, dive into the waves, or play games on the sand. Even if you’re not a spring breaker in search of daytime recuperation, families book flights to South Padre solely to experience the fun and kid-friendly activities like windsurfing, swimming, and snorkeling. With 23 access points along the island and easy parking, the beach is a convenient place to unwind.
Museums: When drinking, dancing, and sunbathing have taken over your South Padre travel plans, sometimes it’s nice to do something different. If you’re in the mood to learn a little more about this tiny Texas hot-spot then head to the Port Isabel Historical Museum, set in an 1899 Victorian commercial building. The museum focuses on the history of the area, and the unique building once served as a supply depot for the Mexican-American War. Interactive exhibits display fascinating war artifacts, and toward the end of the tour, you’ll see the popular 1906 Victor Morales Fish Mural – a nod to the natural resources and economy of the area. If the kids are in tow, head to the Treasures of the Gulf Museum, where three Spanish shipwrecks from the 1550’s are highlighted and showcased through murals, artifacts, performances, and a fun discovery lab.