Brunch in Kelowna is more than a meal — it’s a lifestyle. Locals and visitors alike flock to the city’s bright cafés, rustic breweries, and lakeside restaurants to savour creative mid-morning fare set against a backdrop of stunning Okanagan scenery. Whether you crave a classic eggs benny, are…
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Kelowna in winter is magical. Imagine it: the surrounding mountains, farmlands and ponderosa pines are covered in a light dusting of snow, the air is crisp but mild, and you’re looking forward to starting your day on a mountain and ending it with a meal overlooking the lake…
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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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Kelowna is made up of several distinct neighbourhoods and communities, all of which add something uniquely their own to Kelowna's vibe. This Guide to the Airport District is part of a series designed to give you an overview of the places you can discover when you #exploreKelowna…
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April is BC Wine Month, and so this month we'll be celebrating everything BC Wine related…
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This year World Tourism Day is on September 27 and the theme is "Tourism and Rural Development" with the focus on celebrating the unique role that tourism plays in providing opportunities outside of big cities to preserve cultural and natural heritage all around the world…
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Spring is here! Which means patio weather! These cocktail recipes will make you want to pull up a…
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Lake Country. The name says it all. Just north of Kelowna, and five minutes from Kelowna International Airport (YLW), this beautiful community is connected to three major lakes - Okanagan, Wood, and Kalamalka…
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One huge benefit of the Kelowna lifestyle is the availability of fresh produce and fruit at countryside markets and fruit stands. The Okanagan climate provides a long, hot growing season well suited to tree fruits, vegetable gardens and vineyards…
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