Cheap flights from Puerto Vallarta to Saskatoon

Flying out of Puerto Vallarta International Airport

Licenciado Gustavo Díaz Ordaz International Airport (PVR), known informally as Puerto Vallarta International Airport, is located 8 km from Puerto Vallarta. As Puerto Vallarta is mainly a beach vacation destination, the airport is busiest during the winter months.

If you're leaving the beach and heading to Saskatoon, you may not need to make any stops along the way. The following airlines all fly direct from Puerto Vallarta Airport to Saskatoon:

• Air Transat
• Sunwing Airlines
• WestJet

However, these three airlines only fly seasonally. During the peak tourist season (winter to late spring), direct flights are frequently available. If you'd like to visit Puerto Vallarta outside of the peak tourist season, you won't be able to fly direct. WestJet and Air Transat fly this route in the summer with one layover in either Calgary or in Toronto. Other airlines, such as Delta Air Lines and Air Canada, fly this route with two or more stops.

All airlines will fly out of Puerto Vallarta Airport's main and only terminal. The airport recommends arriving at least three hours before flight departure. You will need a valid passport to fly.

Saskatoon International Airport Information

Saskatoon John G. Diefenbaker International Airport (YXE), better known as Saskatoon International Airport, is located about ten minutes by car from downtown Saskatoon. The airport also goes by the name Skyxe Saskatoon Airport or just Skyxe. The airport consists of one terminal. An airport expansion, completed in 2014, doubled the size of the old passenger terminal.

The main level of the terminal houses arrivals and baggage claim. There are also service counters for taxis, hotel shuttles and car rentals. Car rental options include Alamo, Enterprise and Hertz. If you just need a regular taxi, United Blueline Cabs can be found at the curb outside of arrivals. The downtown core is also accessible by public transit.

What to Expect in Saskatoon

Puerto Vallarta is one hour ahead of Saskatoon, so you won't experience much of a time shift. Since Puerto Vallarta is primarily a resort town, meal and entertainment fees will generally be packaged with your hotel fees at an all-inclusive price. Comparatively, you will pay more for restaurants in Saskatoon than in Puerto Vallarta. You can, however, keep your vacation costs low by monitoring airfare prices with a Skyscanner Price Alert. That way, you won't spend a penny more than you need to on transportation.

Puerto Vallarta is hot and humid most of the year, with the majority of the city's rainfall concentrated between July and September. The winters in Puerto Vallarta remain hot but are more dry than humid. In Saskatoon, the summers are sunny and warm. The city also sees a large amount of rainfall between July and September, sometimes progressing into thunderstorms or even tornados. However, Saskatoon's winters are quite different: the season is characterized by cold weather, high winds and large amounts of snowfall.