Wine Tour Blog

Yes, it is possible to leave Vancouver, experience Cowichan Valley wine country and return the same day.

A good corporate retreat does not need trust falls, a windowless hotel conference room or a schedule filled from breakfast to dinner.

Nova Scotia gives travellers a rare advantage when pairing local wine with local food: the province's signature wine style is almost purpose-built for the coast.

September is one of the most interesting months to explore Nova Scotia's Annapolis Valley because several seasons overlap. Late-summer produce is still appearing at farm stands, apple season is gathering…

A September sunset cruise on Okanagan Lake is different from a midsummer afternoon on the water. The lake is still central to Kelowna's outdoor season, but the light softens earlier,…

September is a particularly useful month for travellers who want to understand the Cowichan Valley through what it grows. Vineyards are approaching or entering harvest depending on the site and…

Cross the Salish Sea from downtown Seattle and arrive in the heart of Victoria for waterfront walks, heritage neighbourhoods, gardens, coastal scenery and a guided Vancouver Island countryside experience.

Canada’s vineyard regions offer far more than rows of vines. Visitors can discover lakefront communities, coastal scenery, farm-to-table dining, historic towns and some of the country’s most memorable road-trip landscapes.

Trade the city skyline for mountain highways, lakefront communities, orchards and vineyard-covered hills on a scenic weekend journey from Seattle to British Columbia’s Okanagan Valley.

Leave the highway behind and discover British Columbia from the water with a private, captained pontoon experience available in Kelowna, Lake Country and Vernon.