Kelowna: Walking Food Tour with 7 Tastings & 4 DrinksYou walk through Kelowna's downtown Cultural District for three hours, stopping at seven local food businesses and four drink spots—all included. You'll taste gelato lakeside, pizza from a wood-fired oven, fresh margaritas, and bread from an organic bakery, plus visit hidden gardens and a rooftop patio with views of the whole valley. The guide is Andrew, who grew up here and started the tour five years ago, so the stories and stops are personal, not generic.Is it for me?Book this if you want to eat your way through Kelowna's best local spots without researching restaurants or arranging transport—the fixed three-hour route and included tastings at each stop mean you show up hungry and leave full, with stories from the people who actually built the food scene here.
Kelowna: E-Bike Wine Tour with Okanagan Valley LunchYou’ll pedal easy along quiet roads outside Kelowna on an e-bike tour through Okanagan Valley vineyards and countryside. Taste wines and honey mead at three stops, then settle in for a farm-fresh lunch overlooking rows of vines. Expect friendly faces, honest flavors—and maybe a new favorite wine or two.
West Kelowna Wine Tour: 4 tastings, no morning rushYou get picked up from your hotel in the afternoon, skip the morning rush, and visit four wineries with tastings included in the price. A guide handles the route and commentary while you ride in a Mercedes van. No long drives between stops, no tasting fees to pay separately, and you're back by early evening.Is it for me?Right for wine lovers who don't want to drive or arrange their own tastings, and anyone who'd rather skip an early morning. The afternoon timing means you keep your morning free, and the four-hour length fits into a relaxed day without eating your whole schedule.
Kelowna E-bike Rental: Okanagan Valley Lakes & WineriesYou pick up an e-bike with helmet, lock and phone mount included, load the navigation app, and spend the day riding Okanagan trails at your own pace — no group, no fixed route, no schedule except the one you make. The five assist levels and throttle boost handle the hills; the app handles the navigation. You're back whenever you choose to be.Is it for me?Right for anyone who wants to explore the Okanagan Valley at their own pace without arranging transport or following a group schedule — the e-bike's five assist levels and throttle let you control effort, and the app handles navigation so you just ride.
Canyoning in Kelowna: Rappelling, Slides & WaterfallsCanyoning in Kelowna is a guided descent into a canyon creek bed where you rappel down waterfalls, slide down natural chutes, swim in deep pools and zipline, with a hike to the canyon entrance and back out at the end. The trip runs 1.5 to 2.5 hours inside the canyon depending on group size and conditions, and all technical gear—wetsuit, helmet, harness—is provided. No previous experience is required; guides are fully certified and teach everything on site. Minimum age is 12, and you need to bring wet-friendly shoes, a towel, water and snacks.Is it for me?You'll rappel hidden waterfalls and slide down natural terrain while your guide handles the technical setup, letting you focus on moving through the canyon instead of mastering equipment.
Kelowna: Mission Hill & Quails Gate Wine Tour with LunchYou’ll taste award-winning wines at iconic Kelowna wineries like Mission Hill and Quails Gate, with a relaxed lunch stop overlooking vineyards. Expect easygoing guides who share local stories, plenty of pours (and laughs), plus hotel pickup so you can just enjoy the day.
Osoyoos Wine Tour: 4 Award-Winning Vineyards with TastingsA half-day wine tour of the Osoyoos and Oliver wine trail visits four award-winning vineyards—Burrowing Owl Estate Winery, Bartier Bros., Nostalgia Wines, and Rust Wine Company—with 4–5 complimentary tastings at each stop, a guide, door-to-door pickup and drop-off, and gratuity included. The tour runs 4 hours and departs from Osoyoos or Oliver accommodations. Minimum age is 19; wine purchases at the vineyards are optional.Is it for me?Book this if you want to visit four wineries in one afternoon without driving—the guide handles transportation and timing so you taste at each stop without waiting.
Naramata Bench: Private Wine Tour & 5 Winery TastingsYou visit five Naramata Bench wineries in one afternoon with a private driver, tasting at Poplar Grove, Nichol Vineyard, and three boutique operations. Lunch is reserved for you mid-day. Water and tastings are included; you arrange and pay for your meal separately. Pickup from Penticton or Summerland.Is it for me?Right for wine travelers who want to taste across the Naramata Bench without managing the drive between stops or the logistics of reservations. Expect a full day out — that's what lets you linger at each winery instead of rushing through them.
