One of the most sensational tours available to visitors is the trip to the Athabsca Sand Dunes in northern Saskatchewan. These tours are so spectacular that there are referred to as expeditions. Completely planned and outfitted, you will travel either by plane or 4 wheel vehicle. Home to plant species found no where else in the world, this area is the authentic wilderness and there are no nearby towns or communities. Described as primeval, you will look for elements or remains of the original Athabascan tribes and roam the desert like landscapes. Park regulations allow for only paddling or hiking around the park. One tour does involve the use of canoes on the Carswell and William Rivers heading into the Thompson Bay/William River region. Some of these fantastic dunes are over 200 feet high and will mesmerize you into dreamlike states. It is one of the most exciting tours we have seen offered over the years.

Another very exciting tour involves horseback riding and hiking to follow the migration of grisly bears following the disappearing snowline as summer appears. You will watch the grizzlies as they mate after a week long courtship, graze in open meadows, and rub on trees. It is a special sight with excitement every step of the way whether riding or hiking. Or if you would prefer doing a bit of work, you can thrill to the old west by helping a working ranch in the hills of Qu-Apelle Valley. A rather unique and unusual tour is offered in Louis Riel Trail, Saskatchewan; the chance to visit an authentic working Hutterite colony. Called the Arm River Hutterite Colony, these friendly, hospitable Christians live in a communal environment that is quite different than many others. Formed over a thousand years ago by Jacob Hutter, they believe in the original practice of community living started by the disciples after Christ's death and resurrection. This is a relaxing informal gathering that allows you to watch and sometimes participate in the work and creation of the truly remarkable people.
At the Chaplin Western Hemisphere Shorebird Reserve, over 30 kinds of birds, many on the endangered list visit the lake; which is the second biggest saline body of water in Canada, spread across 15,000 acres.

With the opportunity to camp, hike, bike, backpack, horseback riding, boating and canoeing tours; airplane, skydiving and zipline tours; this province is a wonderful place to enjoy the boundless thrills of nature. With over 145 fishing trips, 127 hunting trips in season, houseboats, kayaking, rafting, hot springs and tours, resorts and spas; you will learn to relax in another environment that caters to your self and your spirit for adventure. They have bike tours that will take you slowly past the awesome views of scenery, bus and motor coach tours, limo tours, guided and unguided walking tours through historical areas of the early towns and settlements, cross-country skiing, dog sled and kennel tours, snowshoeing and snowmobiling tours. There are special tours that will take you to the villages of the Indian nations, farm tours, and industry and factory tours.

With over 77 golf courses alone, there are many things to do in Saskatchewan. There are the multitudes of tours you can try or you can do it all alone or just follow the printed guide books. You can enjoy paintball and laser tag in the great outdoors in areas quite unlike the ones you are used to. At the Saskatchewan Science Center your children can enjoy one of the camp-ins in June. Visit the stars, become involved in science discovery labs and activities that will open the mind of your child and enlarge their imaginations to the limits. Watch how a star is born, see how it would be to mine on the moon or settle a planet. This center in Regina will excite your child like no other.

There are bowling alleys, amusement parks and waterparks; you can climb walls or ice skate. You can even learn to the skills of yoga in a serene setting that will spark your interests for the art. If you just want to get away from it all, then one of the beautiful resorts can help you there. The Delaronde Resort in Big River is one where you can stay in rustic cabins or deluxe where you can swim in the deep bays or sun on the sandy beaches. A marina is close by if you feel like a ride around the Lake Delaronde. Another is the Popular Point Resort in the same area. In fact, there are unbelievable resort lodges in Christopher Lake, Nipawin, Pierceland, La Ronge, Watrous, Waskesiu Lake, North Battleford or Moose Jaw. Here in Moose Jaw you will find a fantastic place called the Temple Gardens Mineral Spa Resort Hotel that features one of Canada's biggest geo-thermal mineral water pools. With a 179 extravagant rooms, a few with Jacuzzis, some overlooking Crescent Park and fireplaces to warm you up on those cool evenings. Other services include a fine dining restaurant, superlative event facilities and complete spa services.

There is a special tour for healing women. It is traveling through the wilderness with a guide/psychologist that will heighten your senses for the purposes of helping you to be renewed and rejuvenated. With all the craziness of the world today and the environments that we live and work in, our nervous system can show symptoms related to dysregulation that can be felt in terms of discomfort, panic, chronic pain and depression and terrible anxiety. This tour will take you to the wilderness to expose the natural wonder of the earth and help you to understand and become healthier. A great tour, unfortunately for women only.

For the men, try the Pickerel Bay Cabins where you must either fly in or boat in with Black bear hunting or walleye fishing. They have everything you will need to enjoy these thrilling activities that pit you against a quarry that will excite and electrify you like no others. There are numerous outfitters that will help you land a trophy fish or just enjoy the best fishing of your life. The biggest whitetail deer in North America lives here and some of these outfitters will help you to get that trophy also, Some offer both black bear and whitetail deer at their lodges. Twin Falls Lodge is a fantastic resort to visit, as it sits between the Robertson and Twin waterfalls. Around these beautiful falls, walleye come to spawn and the fishing is sensational. This sits alongside the Churchill River, known for its abundant white fish, yellow perch, northern pike and walleye. The amenities are sumptuous, daily and complete, with wood burning heaters. A truly awesome resort fulfilling the every whims of its guests. A place to thrive and become alive.