Spend a leisurely day sampling cool-climate Rieslings, Gewürztraminer and sparkling wines along Corkscrew Drive in Okanagan Falls. This full-day tour includes 4–5 tastings, a scenic vineyard lunch stop, and door-to-door pickup in the Okanagan Falls area.
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A late-morning sun warms the valley as the shuttle pulls away from Okanagan Falls and the vineyards unfold like rows of deliberate green. Grapevines line gentle slopes; the air smells faintly of ripening fruit and cedar. On this full-day Corkscrew Drive circuit you move from tasting room to tasting room—small, family-run producers punctuate wide views over Skaha Lake and the valley below.
Difficulty
easy
Duration
6 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for most fitness levels; mainly short walks around tasting rooms and vineyard patios.
Wildlife
History
Early 20th-century settlers and ranchers planted the first vines; notable local stories include the relocation of a wooden church that became local lore and inspired winery names.
Conservation
Many Okanagan vineyards practice sustainable viticulture and water-conscious irrigation; visitors can support this by buying local VQA-labelled wines and minimizing single-use plastics.
Reserve your spot on the OK Falls Full Day Wine Tour & Lunch (Inc. Tasting Fees & Grat!) today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Bring government ID
Wineries require ID for tastings—carry a passport or driver's license to avoid disappointment.
Wear sturdy shoes
Tasting rooms and vineyard paths often have gravel or uneven surfaces—closed-toe shoes improve comfort and safety.
Budget for lunch and bottles
Tasting fees are included but lunch and any wine purchases are extra—bring a credit card or cash.
Pace your tastings
Sip and swirl slowly and request water between flights to stay hydrated and enjoy the differences between wines.
Government-issued ID
Required for alcohol tastings at all wineries.
Sunglasses & broad-brim hat
Protects from strong valley sun while on exposed vineyard patios.
summer
Comfortable closed-toe shoes
Gravel and uneven paths at wineries make supportive footwear useful.
Portable payment method (card)
Many wineries and restaurants accept cards for lunch and bottle purchases.