How can I find cheap flights to Santa Maria, CA at Opodo?
Opodo combines different technologies to find the cheapest options to Santa Maria, CA based on real searches from customers in our platform. Our offers have a combination of different airlines so you can pick the flight that better suits your needs.
When's the best time to book flights to Santa Maria, CA?
The top month to book flights to Santa Maria, CA is January, based on our Opodo UK customers.
The next most popular booking period for Santa Maria, CA flights is March.
In third place: November.
By this we mean when travellers book their tickets. For the best time to actually travel to Santa Maria, CA, read on.
When's the best time to go to Santa Maria, CA?
We checked our customers' flight searches, and the winner of best time to fly to Santa Maria, CA is... April.
The next best month to travel to Santa Maria, CA is October.
And let's not forget January, the third top choice for when to go to Santa Maria, CA.
However if you prefer things on the less busy side, we can also tell you (quietly) that the least popular month for flights to Santa Maria, CA is February.
How far is Santa Maria, CA’s airport from the city centre?
Santa Maria, CA’s airport Santa Maria Public Airport is located 4 miles from the city centre.
What is the weather like in Santa Maria, CA?
If you're looking for summer vibes, the best time to travel to Santa Maria, CA is in September, October and July, when the average temperature reaches 28.03 °C, while October, September and June are the 3 sunniest months of the year, with an average of 152.13 hours.
If you prefer colder temperatures, however, make sure you visit Santa Maria, CA during the months of January, December and February to experience an average of 5.28 °C.
For those who don't care too much about temperatures, but want to avoid getting wet in the rain, it's important to avoid travelling during July, August and September, when the average precipitation in Santa Maria, CA is 3.23 mm, while the months of January, February and March are drier, with an average of 0 mm.