Top 10 Tours in Penticton, Okanagan Valley

On this soft adventure guided cycle tour, you'll shuttle in our vehicle to the world renowned Kettle Valley Railway Trail, high above historic Naramata. The spectacular valley vistas will stick in your mind as you ride easily and learn all about the historical engineering and determination of the Okanagan Valley's railway and agricultural pioneers. This section of the railway is considered the jewel in the KVR trail's crown. We'll finish your ride with a locally sourced picnic in a winery before setting off on a chauffeured Wine Country tour of at least 4 premium wineries. Our Hoodoo team name this the "Velo Vino" tour and we all love to guide this ride through one of the worlds most beautiful wine regions.

Inclusions: Driver/guide, Local guide, Snacks, Use of helmet, Use of bicycle

Exclusions: Tasting Fees, Lunch, Gratuities

Join your qualified guide for a 5-hour rock climbing session at the world-renowned Skaha Bluffs Provincial Park. This price of $495 is for four guests, we may create a group of 8 by combing two groups of 4. we teach all manner of safety and correct technique to keep you safe and ensure bad habits don't creep in. This park is a true gem in Western Canada. With over a thousand routes to choose from your small-group tour is appropriate for any level of climber.

Inclusions: All required climbing gear including helmet, harness, ropes, shoes, etc., Professional guide, Pricing for a group of up to 4 persons

Exclusions: The listed price does not include a parking fee; however, there is usually no fee to park a car, Gratuities, Hotel pickup and drop-off, Food and drinks

Our Coho tour really packs a punch! This 5 day one-way trip from Vancouver to Banff takes you from the Coast Mountains, and through the Okanagan desert, before climbing into the glacial valleys of Banff and Jasper National Parks in the Canadian Rocky Mountains. Take in some amazing sights of crashing waterfalls, turquoise lakes, and stunning mountain ranges on this unforgettable Rocky Mountain tour. You’ll even get to try Indigenous cuisine. The perfect short trip if you want to get a feel for the real Canada! Note: the Coho is the first 5 days of the 8 day Caribou tour. Some of your fellow travellers will have already travelled together on one of our longer combination tours, and some will be continuing back to Vancouver after you finish. tour. Moose tours are designed for 18 to 39 year olds, but we welcome all adventurous travellers that are 18+.

Inclusions: Breakfast, Dinner, Dinner, 4 nights accommodation in mixed gender, hostel dorm-style rooms, Moose Bus transportation, Services of a professional & fun tour guide/driver, Paddleboarding on Skaha Lake, National Park fees

Exclusions: Meals except as indicated under Inclusions, Optional activities

The 8 day Caribou tour is a great way to see the Canadian Rocky Mountains and the highlights of southern British Columbia. Travel the world famous Icefields Parkway and visit Banff, Jasper and Yoho National Parks on our most popular tour. Hiking in the mountains, swimming in stunning lakes, chasing waterfalls, spotting wildlife, and exploring Indigenous cultures await. And get your thrill (or chill) on by trying some of the optional activities! Note: some of your fellow travellers will have already travelled together on one of our longer combination tours. Moose tours are designed for 18 to 39 year olds, but we welcome all adventurous travellers that are 18+.

Inclusions: Dinner, Dinner, Breakfast, Breakfast, Breakfast, Breakfast, 7 nights accommodation in mixed gender, hostel dorm-style rooms, Moose Bus transportation, Services of a professional & fun tour guide/driver, Paddleboarding on Skaha Lake, National Park fees, Guided tour of Tuckkwiowhum Village Indigenous heritage site

Exclusions: Meals except as indicated under Inclusions, Optional activities

The South Okanagan and Similkameen is an outstanding birding location and is home to over 250 different species in a variety of habitats. Some of these species are found nowhere else in Canada. The region is ideally located to take advantage of a mix of northern boreal and mountain species, while being the only part of Canada with a southern Great Basin fauna in its dry valleys.

Inclusions: All Fees and Taxes

Exclusions: Private transportation, Binoculars and spotting scopes

Sea Legs is inclusive, accessible eco-tourism. We have a leave no trace business model. We provide water bike and beach fun rentals to give you the best experience for your beach day! What this means: Sea Legs are “green” machines! Leave no trace, is just as it sounds. We ask you to bring no plastic water bottles or garbage out on your ride. We have a small storage compartment on the water bike for your use and will also store any larger bags at our tent for the duration of your ride. Please consider coming to us by foot, bike or public transit or consider carpooling. We are committed to giving back to our community Each month we help organizations that would not otherwise be able to get their “Sea Legs” with us, by donating rides for a day to a local community group that may not be able to access our water bikes due to barriers. If you are an organization that would benefit from Sea Legs water biking for your unique community, please get in touch, or nominate an organization.

Inclusions: Water proof bag and lanyard for your phone , PFD - personal flotation device

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Awarded the #3 kayak experience in Canada by Readers Digest Magazine ! Join us to soak up the beauty of the Okanagan Lake as you learn about the area and local wine industry from the seat of your kayak. Your adventure will start on the shores of Penticton, lead you to a delicious local fruit and cheese picnic, and finish with a leisurely chauffeured tour of premium boutique wineries along Naramata Bench.

Inclusions: Bottled water, Snacks, Professional guide, Transport by air-conditioned minivan, Light seasonal picnic

Exclusions: Alcoholic drinks (available to purchase), Gratuities, Tasting Fees

Join the rewarding sport of climbing on this 5-hour rock climbing experience in Skaha Bluffs Provincial Park. Explore the rock in a safe environment with qualified instructors, who will teach you the basics of rocking climbing - from climbing technique and belaying, to safety and ropes care and equipment. This beginner skills course is a great start to get your grounding before you advance on your own.

Inclusions: Local taxes, Professional guide, Use of helmet, All Climbing Equipment

Exclusions: Gratuities

On this guided cycle tour, you'll shuttle to the world renowned Kettle Valley Rail Trail above Okanagan Lake. The picturesque vistas will stick in your mind as you roll along and experience the creative engineering of our pioneers. This section is considered the jewel of the KVR. You'll finish your ride with a light seasonal picnic amongst the vineyards before setting off on a chauffeured brewery and distillery tour.

Inclusions: Bike rentals, Water, Light seasonal picnic, Helmets, 25 min shuttle from supplier's facility to trail head., Qualified guide, 1.5 hour relaxing bike ride, 1 premium brewery, 2 premium distilleries

Exclusions: Must be 19+, Tasting fees NOT INCLUDED, Tasting fees range free - $10 per person, Tasting fees waived with purchase, Sun protection (sunglasses, hat, sunscreen), Weather appropriate clothing, Closed toe shoes, ID & wallet for breweries and distilleries, Gratuities

The Naramata Bench bathed in sunshine with cooling lake breezes and optimal temperatures creates a premier grape growing region in Canada. The rolling hills and variable soils with a range of microclimates and terroir produce a variety of premium grapes - Reds include Pinot Noir, Merlot, Cabernet Sauvignon, Shiraz and Malbec. Whites also thrive in the Naramata terroir including Chardonnay, Pinot Gris, Gewurztraminer, Semillon and Sauvignon Blanc.

Inclusions: Chilled bottled and sparking water, Tasting fees

Exclusions: Reservations for a sit down lunch are made by us. Price of lunch is not included., Gratuities