Accommodation and Experience Providers

Okanagan Foodie Tours, Kelowna's original walking food tour company, has been offering locals and visitors to Kelowna tasty tours for over 10 seasons. Our new focus is guided walking and coach tours for groups of 10-40 participants. We visit specially selected local, family-run businesses - everything from interesting agriculture facilities to wine and cider producers to delicious eateries. Along the way we share information about Kelowna, the valley, and the sights and entertaining stories that make our city so special. Guests will sample tantalizing cuisine and refreshments prepared by local chefs and food artisans. Please contact us to set up your group's truly unique "foodie" experience with Okanagan Foodie Tours. Cheers!

With the combination of our fantastic horses, fun, knowledgeable, personable guides/wranglers, small or big groups, and the stunning beauty of the scenery, what more can one ask for? Our guests have a passion for horses, want to be out with nature, and have an adventurous side. It is the excitement of crossing a river, riding "the man from snowy river," going thru old growth, river bottoms, crossing slides and alpine meadows, just riding in the mountains and doing it with a strong animal beneath you. The views are spectacular! We also offer pack trips, cabin rentals, and fishing trips. Must call or email for directions. Do NOT drive to our house please. The map is not able to match where the rides are which are in the mountains of the St. Marys.

Since 1979, the Inuit Gallery of Vancouver Ltd. has offered a museum-quality collection of masterwork Inuit, Northwest Coast, and other Canadian art. We carry a tradition of presenting important exhibitions of Indigenous art, featuring new works by senior artists and exploring the work of the talented next generation of artists.

Giant Head Estate Winery is one of the award winning Summerland wineries located at the start of the scenic Bottleneck Drive winery tour route. The Winery overlooks Lake Okanagan from the sandy benches below Giants Head Mountain. We are open from the May long weekend until October, 7 days a week from 11 am to 5 pm. You can book wine tasting 7 days a week!

"The Friendliest Course in the Kootenays!" The Riondel Golf Club is a beautiful 9 hole course located on Kootenay Lakes East Shore, just 10 minutes from the longest free scenic ferry ride in the world called, "The Kootenay Lake Ferry."

With The Natural Connection, every tour is a unique experience. Leave the busy city streets behind and become immersed in the tranquil comfort of our local parks. All trips are custom planned for your group based on your fitness level, and what you would like to see in the local area. Summits, Rivers, Lakes, Coastal hikes, easy, moderate, or challenging, there is a trail for everyone! You will learn about the practice of Forest Bathing and be guided through a mindful meditation practice incorporating the five senses. Guests will come away feeling refreshed, renewed, more connected to themselves and the world around. Backpacks, water bottles and a healthy trail lunch included with every adventure. 20% discounts for groups of 2-4 with pick up and drop off in the Sooke area.

Mvma is run by adventure and motorcycle enthusiasts offering a unique and exciting way to explore British Colombia. On our tours we explore beautiful back country during our set or custom multi-day tours on adventure motorcycles.

Welcome to our Western Red Cedar Post and Beam duplex cabin with 1,200 foot wrap around deck, amazing mountain vista views on 172 acres of Northern BC wilderness. Located approximately 109 kms north of Terrace, BC in the beautiful Nass Valley, home of the Nisga'a Nation. The east end guest cabin boasts 3 private bedrooms with open concept living/dining/kitchen area, 27 ft. vaulted ceilings and access to many trails. An additional 2 bedrooms with 17 ft. vaulted ceilings and a shared bath are available on the second floor of the west end dining cabin. Breakfast is included with your room and lunches and dinners will be provided upon request at an additional cost.

Discover our U Pick Strawberry Patch Experience on now! Located just 2 kms North of Cache Creek, BC along Hwy 97, Horstings Farm Market is a family owned and managed working farm that features a market, bakery, café and greenhouse. We are open from March - December, 7 days a week from 8am to 6pm, and we are open on holidays. Come visit and enjoy our tasty potato bread, delectable soups and sandwiches, giant cinnamon buns, delicious fruit pies, hand-held Cowboy pie, hearty meat pies, locally grown fruits, and vegetables. Our friendly Barista is ready to make you a specialty beverage, and our display shelves are filled with decadent fresh made or baked goodies. We have parking for buses, RVs, trucks & trailers making this a great place to stop on your circle tour, day trip or local excursion.

Artique is a co-op gallery of close to 30 Powell River working artists and craftspersons who collectively display their work for sale. These include greeting cards and works on paper, jewellery of metals and precious stones, pottery, soaps and lotions, photography, watercolour, oil, pastel and acrylics on canvas and board, fine textiles, stained glass, glass beads, and wood and stone sculptures.

MacSailing is the sailing school at the Jericho Sailing Center in Vancouver. We offer introductory sailing lessons for children and adults. Our goal is to offer a complete sailing experience based upon excellent instruction and a safe environment, utilizing equipment appropriate for all ages in a fun and dynamic atmosphere. All of our coaches are Sail Canada (or equivalent) certified with water safety and first-aid training.

A Sustainably Certified Winery on Shuswap Lake Relax on our lakeview patio with award-winning wines, local craft beer and cider, non-alcoholic drinks, and charcuterie. Enjoy a self-guided vineyard tour and feel free to bring your pup as we are dog friendly.

The West Coast Railway Association presents the story of how the railways were a catalyst in the creation of Western Canadian communities and their economies. This is done primarily at the Railway Museum of British Columbia (formerly the West Coast Railway Heritage Park) in Squamish, BC, where the collection of 95 heritage railway locomotives and cars are exhibited in a typical small community setting. WCRA also operates the Locomotive 374 Pavilion in Vancouver.