About your Okanagan wine tour
New company, old hands
You get the good bits of a day in the valley and none of the admin.
The Okanagan is not hard to enjoy. Getting round it is the hard part — four wineries spread across a valley, and somebody has to stay sober enough to drive.
That is the job. You get collected from your door, the tasting fees are already paid, and your guide knows which room to walk into first. Everything you would otherwise be organising is already done.
Your guide has run these roads for years. They know who is pouring something interesting this week, when a room is worth another twenty minutes, and when to skip one entirely.
The first tours run in spring 2027. Get on the list and you will have first pick of the dates.
What you can count on
Four things that will not change
One price, no surprises
Tasting fees and pickup are in the ticket. There is nothing to settle at the end of the day.
Small groups
We will put on a second van before we put you in a bigger one.
Straight answers
About smoke, about weather, about whether a tour suits your group. If the honest answer costs us a booking, it costs us a booking.
The guide is the point
The van, the route and the booking system exist so that a good guide can do their job. Nothing else about the day matters as much.