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THE LAKE AS THE HEART OF THE VALLEYLong, deep-blue, and lined with sun-warmed beaches, vineyard hillsides, and postcard coves. Stretching roughly 135 km through the Okanagan, it connects lake towns like Kelowna, West Kelowna, and Peachland, making it perfect for boat tours that feel like you’ve left the world onshore. okanagan mountain park okanagan boating
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THE ENERGETIC HUBDowntown waterfront views, open water for cruising, and easy access to the lake’s most iconic routes. From here, your tour can lean scenic (shoreline highlights and photo stops) or full-on lake-day (swim coves, sunset chasing, and “one more lap” around the bay).
Across the water, West Kelowna brings a calmer, more tucked-away shoreline feel—quiet coves, soft evening light, and a front-row view back toward Kelowna’s skyline. It sits on the west shore of Okanagan Lake, making it a natural way to build a “two-sides-of-the-lake” experience into one cruise.
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You bring the crew — we bring the boat, the captain, and the unforgettable.Peachland
THE CHARMING MIDPOINTFurther south, Peachland is the charming midpoint—small-town lake energy with a walkable waterfront and a laid-back pace. It’s set on the lake’s western shore and is known for a long lakeside trail (about 7 km), making it a perfect “cruise past, stop, swim, and linger” kind of destination.
And then there’s the legend-stop: Rattlesnake Island—a low, rocky landmark on Okanagan Lake directly east of Peachland, with the surrounding shoreline forming part of Okanagan Mountain Park. It’s the kind of spot that instantly feels like an “Okanagan-only” moment: dramatic hills behind you, glassy water in front, and the storybook lore of Ogopogo in the air.
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MADE FOR BOAT TOURSScenic cruising between towns and iconic shoreline viewpoints
Swim stops in calm coves away from the crowds
Sunset timing (golden hour hits different on the lake)
A mix of “city waterfront” + “wild shoreline” in one outing
