Saskatoon
Discover all that Saskatoon has to offer—the city of bridges—from its lively downtown to its peaceful riverbanks. Between museums, markets, local cuisine, and contemporary art, you’ll find it all here.
Saskatoon – Lloydminster
From endless prairies to the Alberta border, this journey showcases rural life, local festivals, and the welcoming spirit of Francophone communities.
Saskatoon – Prince Albert
Connecting two major cities in the province’s north, this tour is perfect for exploring cultural diversity, local art, and wide-open spaces. The Francophone presence is clearly felt along the way.
Saskatoon – Regina
The link between the province’s two largest urban centres. A route filled with cultural, museum, and culinary stops.
Saskatoon – Yorkton
Travel through the diverse landscapes between vibrant Saskatoon and the culturally rich Yorkton region. A journey full of historical, agricultural, and artistic discoveries.
Prince Albert – Cumberland House
From the forested city of Prince Albert to the historic shores of Cumberland House, this route immerses you in nature, history, and Indigenous culture.
Prince Albert – Waskesiu
This tour is a true call to nature! Discover the lakes, forests, and trails of Prince Albert National Park and unwind in the peaceful setting of Waskesiu.
Regina
Explore the provincial capital and its urban charm. From museums and galleries to restaurants and green spaces, Regina offers a cultural experience accessible to all.
Regina – Moose Jaw – Maple Creek
A route full of contrasts: military history, hot springs, and badlands landscapes. Perfect for adventure seekers and those in search of relaxation.
Regina – Moosomin
This route takes you across the vast prairies of the province’s east, featuring rural heritage, local galleries, and the warm atmosphere of small communities.
Regina – La Rolanderie – Carlyle
A charming and flavourful itinerary that highlights the local produce, artisanal farms, and scenic landscapes of southeastern Saskatchewan.
Regina – Willow Bunch
A journey dotted with Francophone stories, picturesque villages, and rolling hills. Ideal for history and heritage enthusiasts.