Popular in | December | High demand for flights, 14% potential price rise |
Cheapest in | August | Best time to find cheap flights, 4% potential price drop |
Average price | C$ 643 | Average for round-trip flights in March 2021 |
Round-trip from | C$ 116 | From Toronto to Kelowna |
One-way from | C$ 131 | One-way flight from Toronto to Kelowna |
YTO - YLW Price
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C$ 273 - C$ 553
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YLW Temperature
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2 - 30 °C
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YLW Rainfall
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19 - 49 mm
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Book a cheap flight to Kelowna, the largest inland city in British Columbia, and you’ll see why the local amenities keep visitors coming back here. Okanagan Lake is a massive, bustling haven for water enthusiasts in the summer; Big White ski resort draws skiers from all over the world in the winter.
Flights to Kelowna, British Columbia from other parts of Canada can range from about 1-9h. Because of Kelowna’s equidistant setting between the two, flights from Vancouver and Calgary are similar in length and at the shorter end of the time range. Those flying from as far east as Montreal, however, may experience a flight time as long as 9 hours.
You can fly direct to Kelowna from numerous cities throughout Canada. The most frequent airlines serving Kelowna include Air Canada, WestJet, Flair Airlines, Central Mountain Air, and Air North. While Toronto Pearson and Victoria International airports only have a couple of direct flights to Kelowna each day, Edmonton, Vancouver, and Calgary have dozens a day.
Kelowna is home to one major airport, Kelowna International Airport (YLW), and about 11.5km northeast of Kelowna’s city centre. One of the most popular ways to get to downtown Kelowna from the airport is by one of its numerous shuttle service operators. The prices vary, depending on seasonality and how many other riders will be sharing the costs with you, but they depart the airport regularly and can arrive at your city centre destination in about 20-30 minutes usually.
There are always taxis queuing outside of the arrival’s terminal, ready to whisk you off to your city centre destination. It will cost you about C$30-40 and take about 20 minutes, though the time may increase during peak travel times. If you’re looking to travel in style, limousine companies also serve Kelowna airport and can bring you right to your city centre lodgings. This will obviously cost you more than regular taxis.
Nestled in the heart of the Okanagan Valley, Kelowna, British Columbia is known for its scenic vistas and exciting attractions. Those who love water sports will adore kayaking along Lake Okanagan, which borders the west end of Kelowna and provides stunning views of the town and the natural scenery along the way. And with more than 30 beaches in Kelowna, there’s also plenty of places to splash and play in the water. Hiking, biking, and horseback riding are common adventures in Myra Canyon, which consists of forests, trestle bridges, and trails for every experience level. Adults will no doubt appreciate the numerous wineries in Kelowna, a town known as the birthplace for winemaking in British Columbia. Hone your palate at the more than 40 wineries in the area.
No, Canadian citizens do not need a passport or visa to travel to Kelowna, as it’s part of Canada. It’s always a good idea to ensure your passport is up to date however, as this can make air travel much easier.
This year has seen a 55% decrease in flight searches for Kelowna.
Summers are hot – temperatures can reach well into the 30s (Celsius) – but humidity isn’t an issue; winters are cold and snowfall can be heavy. June is the month of heaviest rainfall.
If you’re looking for outdoor summer fun, come in July or August, as heavy rains fall in June. If you’re heading to the mountains in the winter, come in December or January, the months of greatest snowfall.
Kelowna is very pedestrian and bike friendly, particularly in the downtown area. But visitors can also choose to rent cars.