Discover one of Canada's sunniest cities once your flight to Saskatoon touches down. Saskatchewan's largest city sees an average of 319 sunny days per year, so no matter what the season is, it's likely there'll be sunshine – don't forget to pack your sunglasses!

The name "Saskatoon" is derived from the Cree word misâskwatômina, which refers to a berry that's native to the region. As well as being a city rich in Indigenous culture and history, Saskatoon is a vibrant destination for outdoor, cultural and culinary experiences.

It's guaranteed you'll have something fun to experience regardless of when your flight to Saskatoon is! Get into the winter spirit at the Nutrien WinterShines Festival which features music, activities, sleigh rides and much more. In the spring, the Saskatoon Entertainment Expo hosts TV and film stars, artists and comic book creators under one roof. The summertime brings SaskTel Saskatchewan Jazz Festival where you can listen to tunes by hundreds of musicians. In the fall there's the annual Saskatoon Fantastic Film Festival.

Get a taste of the Prairies once your flight to Saskatoon touches down!

Broadway District

When you fly to Saskatoon, make sure to visit the Broadway District – this five-block district is known as the birthplace of arts and culture in Saskatoon. With over 175 shops and businesses, Broadway District is a great neighbourhood for shopping, dining and entertainment.

Take in beautiful city and river views along the Broadway Bridge. The bridge has pedestrian and bike lanes so you can explore it however you like. Keep your eyes peeled for painted rocks below the bridge – painted by locals, these colourful rocks add another layer of beauty to the landscape.

Catch a performance at the Broadway Theatre after your flight to Saskatoon. The theatre is where you can enjoy live music, film and dance. Grab some fresh popcorn and drinks at the concession stand and enjoy the show!

Looking for food after your Saskatoon flight? You'll pass by many cafes, restaurants and bars within the area. Thai, Indian, Vietnamese and Italian restaurants are just some of the options you'll find here.

Douglas Provincial Park

Enjoy fresh air and nature in Douglas Provincial Park after landing from your Saskatoon flight. The park is located on the shores of Lake Diefenbaker, the largest body of water in southern Saskatchewan. As an hour and a half drive from Saskatoon, Douglas Provincial Park makes a fantastic day trip option for outdoors lovers.

Lace up your hiking boots and hit the trails. The Dunes Nature Centre Trails are some of the most popular trails leading hikers to sand dunes. These dunes are the remnants of a lake that once covered the area during the last ice age.

If you're flying to Saskatoon in the summer, make a splash at the beach! Cool off in the shallow water or relax by the shore. Fishing and boating are other popular activities during the warmer months.

Overnight camping at the park is also available, if you want to sleep under the stars. Many of the campsites are in forested areas and a short walk away from the beach.

Enjoy a bit of everything in and around the city when you board a flight to Saskatoon!