moderate
6 hours
Suitable for those with moderate fitness comfortable with walking several kilometers and some elevation changes.
Discover the Naramata Bench’s stunning vineyards and scenic trails on a six-hour outdoor adventure with a delicious local lunch. Just outside Penticton, this tour blends nature, culture, and taste.
Starting at CA$149 l 6 Hours
Adult : CA$149
Please Note: All adults must bring a valid ID. There is a 7% Fuel Surcharge that will be applied at checkout.
6 Hours
Estimated Pick Up Times:
10:00 to 10:15
** Estimated Drop off 4:30 **
Pickup times are subject to location. Multiple door-to-door pickups may result in later pickup times for some of the tour guests
Treat yourself to a day of sampling new wines and exploring the beautiful Okanagan. With the most vehicle options and tons of tours to choose from, visit award-winning wineries with Top Cat Wine Tours to enjoy a day of relaxation and fun. Our guided wine tour is the best way to wine tour in Naramata. Known for our focus on more unique, intimate winery visits, it's obvious what makes Top Cat Tours stand out from the rest.
Why Choose Top Cat Tours for your Naramata wine tasting experience?
Locally owned and operated, Top Cat Tours offers unique Naramata wine tasting tours led by wine country experts. Our wine experts provide insights into the area's history, as well as each of the wineries you visit. Most of our wine tour guides have worked in the cellars, wine rooms, or vineyards of some of Canada's finest wineries or attended accredited wine schools, and we believe that is the key to offering a not only fun, but informative, experience.
Expect varied terrain through vineyards and natural paths; sturdy shoes will keep you comfortable.
The Okanagan Valley is sunny and dry—use sunscreen, a hat, and sunglasses to protect yourself.
Carry a refillable water bottle; the moderate hike and sunny climate require regular hydration.
Tours fill quickly, especially in peak season—booking ahead ensures your spot.
The Naramata Bench was developed for agriculture after the Okanagan Valley’s glacial lakes receded, with deep ties to the Syilx people’s land stewardship.
Local wineries engage in sustainable practices like water conservation and habitat preservation to maintain the Bench's delicate ecosystem.
To navigate uneven vineyard trails and forest paths comfortably.
spring specific
Protects skin and eyes from strong Okanagan sun exposure.
summer specific
For cooler mornings and evenings on the Bench.
fall specific
Stay hydrated throughout the walk and lunch stop.