Saskatoon to Keflavík/Reykjavík flights for $692 - Sep 2026
Ready to trade prairie skies for Iceland’s otherworldly landscapes? WestJet has roundtrip flights from Saskatoon to Keflavík/Reykjavík for $692 CAD in September 2026, a great price for a transatlantic getaway from Saskatchewan. With easy access to Reykjavík’s culture and the Golden Circle’s geothermal sights, this route makes planning a fall adventure feel surprisingly within reach.
Deal Highlights
| Detail | Info |
|---|---|
| Route | Saskatoon (YXE) → Keflavík/Reykjavík (KEF) |
| Price | $692 CAD roundtrip |
| Airline | WestJet |
| Stops | 1 stop |
| Flight Time | approximately 10 hours and 50 minutes |
Example Departure Dates
These are some sample dates we found at this price:
- September 20 - October 3
- September 25 - October 1
- September 27 - October 5
- September 28 - October 5
- September 30 - October 5
View all Saskatoon to Keflavík/Reykjavík flights →
Prices and availability can change quickly, so we recommend booking soon if these dates work for your schedule.
About Iceland
Reykjavík makes a memorable September base in Iceland, pairing easy access from the international airport with a compact, creative capital framed by lava fields and the North Atlantic. The region feels both otherworldly and welcoming, with geothermal heat, striking coastal light, and quick escapes into wild landscapes.
In September, expect cool, changeable weather: daytime highs often around 9–12°C, nights near 4–7°C, with brisk winds and a mix of sun and rain. It’s a great time to soak in geothermal pools like the Blue Lagoon or Reykjavík’s neighborhood hot baths, and to take day trips along the Golden Circle for waterfalls, geysers, and rift-valley scenery. As nights lengthen, you may also have a chance to spot the northern lights outside the city glow.
How to Book
- View all Saskatoon to Keflavík/Reykjavík flights we found on MintFlying to see current prices
- WestJet usually routes Saskatoon–Keflavík via Calgary (sometimes Toronto); choose longer layovers if you’re checking bags or traveling in winter.
Tips for This Route
- From Saskatoon, WestJet connections usually funnel through Calgary; if you’re on a tight layover, sit forward on the YXE–YYC leg because Calgary’s international gates can mean a long walk (and occasional train) to the Iceland departure area.
- WestJet’s long-haul service is bring-your-own-device style on many aircraft; download the WestJet app and a few offline shows before leaving Saskatoon in case the onboard streaming or Wi‑Fi is spotty mid-Atlantic.
- KEF arrivals are often early morning; Icelandair/KEF buses are timed to waves, but pre-book Flybus and choose a drop-off stop near your lodging to avoid a pricey taxi.
- Iceland is nearly cashless and tipping isn’t expected; use a no-foreign-fee card, and remember winter winds at KEF are brutal—keep your warm layer in your carry-on for the walk to buses.
Prices were found at time of posting and are subject to change. Always verify current prices before booking.
Happy travels! ✈️
