Route notes
Why this routing works
This two-week itinerary breaks the transatlantic journey into two North American stops, with 4 nights in Toronto followed by 11 nights in San Francisco before the return to Dublin. The sequence keeps the shorter stop first and puts the longest stay at the far end of the trip.
On one multi-stop ticket, the routing avoids backtracking between the two North American cities and keeps the return to Dublin after the longest stop. In economy, that structure is a straightforward way to link eastern and western North America within a compact trip length.
With travel in April, the pacing is simple: one stop in Canada, one in the USA, then a direct return to the origin city. The plan suits travelers who want a clean, city-to-city routing rather than adding extra connections or surface sectors.