Kelowna’s food scene is a feast for all the senses. From lakefront bakeries and bright downtown diners to elegant restaurants serving Okanagan-inspired dishes, there’s no shortage of flavour and creativity here. Whether you’re searching for the best food in Kelowna or want to explore nearby communities, these seven Foodie Spots capture the essence of eating well in the Okanagan…
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Trees changing colours, painting the landscape with gold and red accents. The crunch of fallen leaves underfoot. Crisp air that makes you feel refreshed and alive. Visiting Kelowna during the fall is sure to have you glowing, especially if you venture to these local parks for scenic strolls or for a midday picnic, packed with seasonal produce from the region's abundant harvest. …
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Through our five senses, we experience the world around us—we can discover delicious tastes, stunning sights, pleasing scents, new textures, and wondrous sounds. When traveling to Kelowna, it’s easy to explore mindfully and with purpose by engaging your five senses…
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Support local this winter with a visit to some of these businesses that feature Okanagan ingredients…
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Want to plan a fun fall day trip without straying too far from Kelowna? Peachland is the perfect mix of beauty, excitement, and relaxation…
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Whether you're a local in the Okanagan or planning on visiting Kelowna soon, exploring local restaurants, bakeries, orchards, and more is a must. Stuck on which stops to add to your itinerary? Enter the #exploreKelowna Farm & Fork Pass…
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As a dog-lover and pet parent, I know how important it is to bring your furry friend along with you whenever you can when travelling and exploring…
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When you’re planning a trip to the Kelowna area, save a day or two to enjoy Peachland! A quaint community of around 5,500 residents, Peachland is a beautiful lakeside town less than a 30-minute drive from downtown Kelowna…
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Lake activities may be over, but Kelowna turns into a magical place in the winter. The mild weather makes it easy and comfortable to explore all there is to do in the valley and visiting in the slower months means lengthier stops at each attraction, more face time with winemakers, brewers, and locals, and shorter wait times…
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As the autumn activities begin to slow down and people begin to prepare for the upcoming holiday season, November is often seen as a quieter month. But it doesn’t have to be that way! If you’re looking for fun ways to explore the city and try local food and drink, look no further than the #exploreKelowna Local Flavours Pass…
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