#exploreKelowna Blog

Here's a look at some of the most popular and most liked posts from the summer of 2018.

Grape stomping and trestle hunting in Kelowna and Penticton.

Technically, summer isn’t officially done until September 22. That means you still have time for one last summer trip.

Known for its hot summers and temperate winters, Kelowna is quickly becoming the food capital of B.C. And whether you live in Kelowna or are visiting on vacation, you must take note of these eight incredible restaurants.

In Kelowna, you’ll find the lounges and pubs are a great recharge after an Okanagan day. The cocktails and drinks on tap definitely offer the opportunity to relax a bit too.

Kelowna is best known for its rolling hills, great wineries and beautiful Okanagan Lake. However, it also has a thriving arts and culture scene ideal for those wanting to explore the creative side of the city.

July in Kelowna is hot, hot, hot. Taking a dip in Okanagan Lake is a refreshing way to cool off and

Conferences are one of the best ways for you and your colleagues to get out of the office and learn in a different environment. Meeting planners are often tasked with creating and finding environments that spark creativity, dialogue and learning.

June in Kelowna is a good time to get out onto Okanagan Lake. Lake activities rentals are available and paddle boarding or kayaking has never been easier with the new Kelowna Paddle Trail.

Getting to Kelowna is easy.

When summer hits BC in full throttle, you only need to pack a few of your warm weather essentials. When you’ve done that, all that’s left to do is gather your best friends, jump in your car, pump up the music, and hit the road...