Cheap Flights from Minneapolis to Punta Gorda

About Punta Gorda

Punta Gorda in southwest Florida boasts an array of exciting activities and attractions. Since the city is midway between Naples and Tampa, families prefer to add the city in their itinerary for longer vacation. From picturesque marinas to waterfront restaurants, shopping complexes to watching Florida wildlife, there is a lot to do in Punta Gorda. So, book a Minneapolis to Punta Gorda flight and explore its best sites.

Best Time to Book Minneapolis to Punta Gorda Flights

Punta Gorda has a humid, subtropical climate, with long, hot, oppressive, wet, and mostly cloudy summers and short, cool, windy, and partly cloudy winters. The months from December to April are considered the best time to visit the city. During these months, the weather remains pleasant for sightseeing.

Details About Minneapolis to Punta Gorda Flights

Looking for a flight from Minneapolis to Punta Gorda? You can find 21 connecting flights on this route. Since there are no non-stop flights available, expect two or more layovers at Denver, Cedar Rapids, Chicago, Orlando, and Pittsburgh. It takes 11 hours and 45 minutes to cover the distance of 1,386 miles from Minneapolis to Punta Gorda.

Additionally, an average airfare on this route would cost you USD 138 for a one-way trip and USD 210 for a return ticket. Furthermore, the nearest airports to travel between the two cities are Minneapolis–Saint Paul International Airport and Punta Gorda Airport (MSP-PGD). Here are some insights of Minneapolis to Punta Gorda flight fare:

One-way trip

Airlines	Airlines Name	Price	Action
	Frontier Airlines + Allegiant Air	USD 138	Book Now
	SunCountry + Frontier Airlines + Allegiant Air	USD 145	Book Now

Round Trip

Airlines	Airlines Name	Price	Action
	SunCountr+Spirit Airlines+Allegiant Air, Allegiant Air+FrontierAirlines	USD 210	Book Now
	SunCountr+Frontier +Allegiant Air Allegiant Air+Frontier	USD 226	Book Now

Best Restaurants in Punta Gorda

Peace River Seafood

As the name suggests, the Peace River Seafood is a paradise for seafood lovers. It serves steam blue crab, shrimp, and oysters, which are freshly sourced from the on-site market. Its catches come daily from Charlotte Harbor and the Peace River. They also serve huge plates of clams, and crabs are served whole with corn and potatoes.

The Perfect Caper

For an upscale dining experience, visit The Perfect Caper, where creative plates are paired with cocktails and wine. Their chicken liver pate served with fig-vidalia onion, pear jam, French bread crisps, and caper berries is the signature dish. You should also try their pork belly tacos and warm goat cheese.

TT’s Tiki Bar

TT’s Tiki Bar is a waterfront casual hut, where you can enjoy American comfort bites. It features a sandy patio with a firepit and is one of the popular beach side eateries in Punta Gorda. It remains packed with both locals and tourists. It exudes a tropical vibe. So grab a glass of tropical drink and feel your toes in the sands at TT’s Tiki Bar.

Best Hotels in Punta Gorda

Sunseeker Resort Charlotte Harbor

Address – 5500 Sunseeker Way, Charlotte Harbor, FL 33980

Price – USD 335

Wyvern Hotel, Ascend Hotel Collection

Address – 101 E Retta Esplanade, Punta Gorda, FL 33950

Price – USD 210

Baymont by Wyndham Punta Gorda

Address – 9035 Mac Dr, Punta Gorda, FL 33950

Price – USD 165

Places to Visit in Punta Gorda

Peace River Wildlife Center

Peace River Wildlife Center is a wildlife refuge and rehabilitation center. It is located in the mangroves overlooking Charlotte Harbor at Ponce de Leon Park. It rescues and treats injured pelicans, ospreys, hawks, eagles, turtles, and tortoises.

Babcock Ranch Preserve

Babcock Ranch Preserve is a 67,600 acre large conservation area, best known for its scenic landscapes and activities like hiking, fishing, and camping. It is home to diverse habitats like prairies and flatwoods. It gets crowded on weekends during summer.

Alligator Creek Preserve

The star residents of Florida are undoubtedly the Alligators. At Punta Gorda, the Alligator Creek Preserve is made up of saltwater and freshwater habitats. This non-profit organization organizes interactive exhibits. Visitors mainly hike along the preserve’s loop trails to get a glimpse of the alligators.

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