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Se rendre à Kelowna
Les vols accessibles
L’aéroport international de Kelowna (YLW) est un des aéroports les plus occupés au Canada, avec plus de 70 vols commerciaux quotidiens. YLW est à côté de l’autoroute 97, 14 km nord du centre-ville de Kelowna. Plusieurs transporteurs aériens offrent des services réguliers à Kelowna, C.-B. Profitez des vols directs de Montréal à Kelowna par Air Canada ou arrêtez quelque part sur le chemin de Montréal à Kelowna par WestJet.
À YLW, les services incluent: les restaurants Tim Hortons, Subway et White Spot, les locations d’autos, les magasins de cadeau et les objets détaxés, un marchand de vin de l’Okanagan, un centre d’enfant et un centre de commerce.
Une location d’auto, le système transit, un taxi et les services de limousine sont offerts pour transporter les gens entre l’aéroport et le centre-ville de Kelowna, Penticton, Vernon ou n’importe autre endroit. De plus, entre novembre et avril, les services de transport offrent des navettes aux montagnes de ski! Nous recommandons de réserver ces services en avance de votre visite.
Un voyage par la route
La conduite à Kelowna de Montréal est un grand voyage par la route, qui vous amène à travers l’Amérique du Nord pendant plusieurs jours. Assurez-vous de planifier votre voyage en faisant des arrêts pour la nuit sur votre chemin vers Kelowna.
La carte de Google vous montre automatiquement la route la moins longue. S’il vous plait, soyez conscient des restrictions de voyage avant de prendre la route à travers les États-Unis pour arriver à Kelowna.
