Bed and Breakfasts and Specialty Lodging in Kelowna Explore the beauty and wealth of cultural experiences that Kelowna has to offer. From cozy bed & breakfasts offering personalized service, to luxury lodgings with amenities such as chef-prepared meals, private beaches and more – a perfect getaway awaits you! Take advantage of tour guide excursions or…
Wine tour prices Tour # of People Total cost Cost PP Cost + GST Public 2 $290 $145 $152.25 Private 2 $499 $250 $261.98 Private 6 $852 $142 $149.10 Private 10 $1,260 $126 $132.30 Price chart How Much Does a Wine Tour Cost? Private vs. Public Tours Deciding to take a wine tour can be…
Boasting over 300 days of sunshine per year, Kelowna is a great place to live for all types of people. Located in the Okanagan Valley and bordered by Lake Okanagan – British Columbia’s largest lake – residents are invited to enjoy outdoor activities ranging from hiking, biking or skiing as well as water sports such…
Taste the fruits of success with a visit to Okanagan wine country! Boasting hot and dry temperatures perfect for grape growing, this beautiful region produces some of Canada’s highest quality wines. Enjoy sunshine-ripened grapes that far surpass any wet soil counterpart thanks to the ideal climate in which they are grown. Come experience why the…
With its breathtaking views and abundance of outdoor recreational activities, Kelowna is a vibrant city that attracts people from around the globe. Situated in British Columbia’s Okanagan Valley, Canada’s 20th-largest metropolitan area boasts 166,000 residents and world-famous wineries for visitors to explore. No matter if you’re looking for adventure or relaxation – Kelowna has something…
When visiting Kelowna during the winter months of December, January, and February, it is possible to experience some snowfall. Although the amount of snowfall can vary each year, on average, Kelowna sees around 2.6 inches of snow in December, with the possibility of up to 1-2 inches of snow during your visit in February. While…
Situated in the southern Okanagan Valley, Kelowna is known for its arid environment. In fact, with an annual precipitation of 300mm or less each year it’s classified as semi-arid shrubland – significantly drier than other parts of British Columbia and Canada. Further south lies Osoyoos; this desert town exists on one of the continent’s lowest…
Kelowna has become a popular destination for wine lovers and travellers alike, offering the opportunity to explore an array of wineries through guided tours. What sets it apart is its great flexibility: those looking for something special can enjoy complete freedom in visiting their vineyard(s) of choice. The region boasts dozens of wineries that cater…
The Okanagan region of British Columbia holds a deep history, dating back centuries and steeped in tradition. It is the home to many First Nations communities that have evolved their own unique culture, language, and customs over thousands of years spent living off the land’s resources. Those from Kelowna are officially known as ‘Kelownian’, but…
Kelowna is a city in the stunning Okanagan Valley that has long provided an oasis of sorts for people to come together. According to local legend, Kelowna’s name originates from “Ko-lo-na”, which translates as ‘grizzly bear’ in the native Okanagan language and was said to be heard by those putting their ear up against Suicide…
