Okanagan wine tours · the practical bits
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Pickup, tasting fees, group sizes, smoke, and when you can actually book. If yours is not here, email us — a person reads it.
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Yes — the first tours run in spring 2027, and the dates are open to book now: pick a tour, pick a day, and you are in. Would rather hear from a person first? Get in touch.
Anywhere in Kelowna and West Kelowna — your hotel, your rental, or your front door. Pickup and drop-off are in the price, not added to it. If you are on the Lake Country route we can start at the airport on the day you land.
Yes, at every stop, on every tour. Nobody hands you a bill in a tasting room and there is nothing waiting at the end of the day. Lunch is the one thing you pay for yourself, and only on the routes long enough to need it.
Up to fourteen on a shared tour, usually fewer. If you would rather not share at all, take the whole van and make it a private booking.
Most people do, and it comes home with you at drop-off. British Columbia rules say anything you buy travels sealed in the back rather than open in the cabin.
No — that is provincial law rather than a house rule. There is plenty of wine at the other end of every drive.
It is a real part of an Okanagan summer and we will not pretend otherwise. If the air makes the day unpleasant or unsafe, you will hear that from us straight, and you will get your money back or another date. You will not be talked into going out in it.
You still go. Tasting rooms are indoors, the van is warm, and the valley is quieter and rather good in the wet.
Nineteen to taste, which is the legal drinking age in British Columbia. Younger guests are welcome on a private booking, and most wineries will happily pour them something soft.
Yes. Take the whole van and the day gets built around your group — your route, your pace, your music. If there are more than fourteen of you, we run additional vehicles on the same itinerary so everyone is at the same winery at the same time.
Sunglasses, a layer for the evening, and a card for anything you buy. Wear shoes you can walk a vineyard row in.
Email hello@wildertours.ca. A person reads it, and you will get a real answer rather than an autoresponder.