#exploreKelowna Blog

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.

Excitement builds as the 4rd annual Great Okanagan Beer Festival approaches.

April in Kelowna is when the flowers are in bloom, everything gets greener and the air is filled with beautiful floral scents.

If you enjoy checking out architecture when you travel, then these local wineries should be on your must-see list.

Facilitating 4.9 million passenger trips per year, Kelowna Regional Transit buses allow you to get around and explore Kelowna without a car.

March is gorgeous in the Okanagan Valley. The snow starts to melt in the mountains, grasses and flowers awaken to the warmth of the spring sunshine, and outdoor enthusiasts head to nearby trails for adventures only the mountains can provide.

The following selection of photos from Tourism Kelowna's Instagram feed. Each photo has received 1000+ likes making them some of the most popular posts from 2017. 

Here's a look at some of the most popular posts from the summer of 2017.

Kelowna has the most dramatic sunsets in the winter, but the prettiest ones are in spring. Winter's chill is gone and the fresh smell of spring is in the air.

We’re lucky to have a thriving music scene in Kelowna. Not only does that mean that we have a healthy number of high-quality local bands and excellent live music venues, but we also get some big names hitting the stages to entertain local audiences.