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6-Day Winter Train+Bus Tour: Vancouver to Calgary, Jasper & Banff

★ 5.0 (2)

🚌 Day Trips & Sightseeing

Canada

6-Day Winter Train+Bus Tour: Vancouver to Calgary, Jasper & Banff

When Alex from our BugBitten team tried this winter train-and-bus loop through the Canadian Rockies, the trip opened with an overnight VIA Rail ride from Vancouver to Jasper. That slow, self-guided start felt more scenic and relaxed than a coach transfer would have. Over six days the route runs from Jasper along the Icefields Parkway to Banff, then through a string of lakes, canyons and waterfalls before finishing in Calgary. Jasper and Banff are small mountain towns where people arrive bundled up for the cold, grab a coffee on the main street and head out early to beat the crowds at the big lookouts. Guided sightseeing buses take over from Day 4 in a medium-sized group of up to 24 guests, with commentary in English followed by Mandarin. Alex found the pace more like a well-planned sampler than a sprint, which suits anyone who wants the famous views without driving the mountain roads themselves.

Haunted Walk's Nightmare Before (and after) Christmas Tour in Ottawa

When Tom from our BugBitten team did this Ottawa walking tour, it was a properly spooky take on Christmas—less tinsel, more tales of the spectral kind. The Nightmare Before (and after) Christmas tour threads together winter folklore and yuletide hauntings across Ottawa's streets, but the real show happens inside Bytown Museum, one of the city's oldest buildings. It's dimly lit, historically creaky, and apparently unsettling enough that some of Haunted Walk's own guides avoid it. Run over 1h 15m on select December nights, it's festive fright for anyone after something darker than carol singers.

Private Culinary Walking Tour in Old Quebec Cultural

When Lily from our BugBitten team did this three-hour walk through Old Quebec's ancient streets, it felt like threading a needle through four centuries of French-Canadian life. You move between UNESCO-listed buildings, stop at artisan bakeries and market stalls, and taste your way through local recipes that have survived since colonial times. The city's architecture and food are genuinely intertwined here — every cobblestone corner has a culinary story. It's a smaller, guided experience rather than a crowded group shuffle, which means the pace suits actual conversation and curiosity.

3 hoursfrom AUD $657

★ 5.0 (2)

🚌 Day Trips & Sightseeing

Canada

Vancouver to Whistler Tour Private

When Mia from our BugBitten team did this private Vancouver-to-Whistler loop, she found it a solid escape from city chaos without the tour-bus crowds. You're driven up the Sea-to-Sky Highway in your own car, stopping at waterfalls and coastal viewpoints, then dropped loose in Whistler village for a few hours. The Peak-to-Peak Gondola ride caps it off — a genuinely thrilling 4.4-kilometre swing between two mountains. It's a 10-hour day that feels less frantic than your standard coach tour, though you're paying for privacy and flexibility.

10 hoursfrom AUD $721

Historical walking tour in Old Quebec : From Pioneers To Citizens

★ 5.0 (2)

🛕 Culture & History

Canada

Historical walking tour in Old Quebec : From Pioneers To Citizens

When Sarah from our team ran this historical walking tour through Old Québec, we got a genuine read on how the city's past—from New France through the British Conquest to modern Québec—shaped the province today. The route is deliberately gentle, mostly downhill from Upper Town down to Lower Town, hitting the major landmarks while a licensed guide threads the stories together. Two hours, small group, and you finish with a proper sense of why Québec City feels and thinks the way it does.

2 hoursfrom AUD $46

Peggy’s cove and Lunenburg heritage tour

★ 5.0 (2)

🚌 Day Trips & Sightseeing

Canada

Peggy’s cove and Lunenburg heritage tour

When Tom from our team ran this 5-to-6-hour loop, we hit two of Nova Scotia's heavyweight coastal draws back-to-back. Peggy's Cove is the real deal — granite cliffs, a working fishing village that's somehow stayed genuine, and the famous red-and-white lighthouse that stops people mid-breath. Then Lunenburg picks up the thread with its UNESCO-listed waterfront, candy-coloured heritage buildings, and deep maritime roots. You're mostly in a vehicle between the two, with time to wander each spot and soak in the views. It's a solid half-day escape if you're based in Halifax or nearby.

5 hours – 6 hoursfrom AUD $247

Treetop Trekking Brampton Zipline & Aerial Game Trek

★ 5.0 (2)

🏔 Adventure & Sports

Canada

Treetop Trekking Brampton Zipline & Aerial Game Trek

When Tom from our BugBitten team tackled Treetop Trekking in Brampton, he found himself clipped into a harness, scrambling across rope bridges and launching down ziplines through the forest canopy for a solid three hours. It's the kind of spot where families and mates come to test themselves against aerial obstacle courses strung between trees — think elevated climbing walls, swinging challenges, and that peculiar mix of terror and exhilaration you get 30 metres up. The courses are tiered by difficulty, so whether you're a nervous first-timer or already confident in the trees, there's something to push you without dropping you in the deep end.

LGBTQ+ stories of Quebec City

When Em from our BugBitten team ran this guided tour through Quebec City's LGBTQ+ history, we got a side of the capital that rarely makes the standard heritage spiel. A certified local guide walks you through 90 minutes of queer stories — from New France through to the modern community — hitting the streets and landmarks that shaped the scene. It's pitched for everyone, whether you're part of the community or just keen to understand the city's fuller story. Plus, 5% of ticket sales go straight to a local LGBTQ+ organisation, so your entry fee does actual work.

Banff Canmore to Calgary Airport YYC Private Transfer

When Mia from our BugBitten team booked this private transfer from Banff-Canmore to Calgary Airport, she got door-to-door luxury without the shared-shuttle faff. You're picked up in a full-size SUV (think Infiniti QX80) with a dedicated driver who knows the route and your schedule. It's a straight shot through the Rockies to YYC — no detours, no waiting around for other passengers, just you, your luggage, and a professional driver focused on getting you there on time. Available 24/7, it suits families, groups, and anyone who'd rather skip the hassle of public transport or rental-car stress before a flight.

2 min – 20 minfrom AUD $340

Banff’s Must-Do Food Walk Tour: Taste the Rockies in 3 Hours

★ 5.0 (2)

🍜 Food & Cooking

Canada

Banff’s Must-Do Food Walk Tour: Taste the Rockies in 3 Hours

When Em from our team ran this Banff food walk, it was a smart three-hour blend of eating and exploring. You'll hit five local spots — The Fat Ox, Magpie's, Shokun, Rocky Mountain Chocolate, and Sudden Sally — sampling chef-curated bites at each. The tour threads through Banff's town centre with stops to eyeball the Rockies and Bow River, plus a bit of public art and local history mixed in. It's the kind of tour where you're genuinely fed, not just nibbling, and your guide's actually keen on food rather than rushing you through.

3h 15mfrom AUD $248

St. John's Newfoundland Hop On Hop Off Tour

★ 5.0 (2)

🚌 Day Trips & Sightseeing

Canada

St. John's Newfoundland Hop On Hop Off Tour

When Jake from our team ran the St. John's Hop On Hop Off tour, we found a straightforward way to plot the city's key spots without being locked into a rigid schedule. The 2-hour loop hits 10 stops—Cabot Tower, Cape Spear Lighthouse, and a handful of cultural landmarks—with live commentary from guides who actually know their stuff. You're free to jump off at anything that catches your eye, or stay aboard and let the storytelling do the work. The bus runs hourly from 9am, and your ticket's valid for two days, which gives you breathing room to explore at your own pace.

Private Duncan/Metcalfe Caves Hike, Collingwood/Blue Mountain

When Alex from our team tackled the Duncan and Metcalfe Caves loop near Collingwood, we found a refreshingly flexible private hike that actually lets you shape the day. You're guaranteed no crowds—this is just your group, a knowledgeable guide, and the craggy Blue Mountain terrain. Everyone walks through the Metcalfe crevice, explores Duncan Caves, and hits a waterfall break. The clever bit: on the return leg, your guide offers three different route options (ranging from 8.5km to 10.5km), so you can lean toward more lookouts or more cave scrambling depending on mood and energy. It's a solid five-hour outing that rewards moderate fitness and a bit of curiosity.

Vancouver Historic Gastown Stand Up Comedy Night

When Jake from our team caught a night at Little Mountain Gallery in Gastown, he walked into a proper comedy room — 40 seats, intimate, packed with six to ten local comedians ranging from up-and-comers to people you've seen on telly. The spot sits right in historic Gastown, close enough to the waterfront that you could grab a drink beforehand and wander the cobblestones after. Over 75 minutes, the energy stays sharp and the laughs are genuine. It's the kind of venue where comedians still take risks because the crowd's close enough to feel the room shift.

Murder Mystery Drag Show in Vancouver

When Charlie from our BugBitten team caught this Vancouver show, it delivered exactly what it promised: drag performances with genuine comedic chops, minus the stodgy dinner-theatre vibes. A murder mystery unfolds across two hours while performers work the room and puzzles land in your lap during the break. It's monthly, Friday nights, rotating between four different shows, and draws a mixed crowd keen to play detective and laugh hard. Not for the easily offended, but spot-on for anyone after sharp entertainment with a mischievous edge.

Sport Rafting Day Trip on the Ottawa River

When Charlie from our team tackled the Sport Rafting Day Trip on the Ottawa River, we found ourselves in proper whitewater territory—Class III-IV rapids that genuinely demand respect and fitness. This is a 4-5 hour sprint through intense water that suits confident swimmers and adventure seekers aged 13-plus who don't mind getting thoroughly soaked. The river itself is stunning, hemmed in by Canadian bush, and the vibe is pure adrenaline with a crew of guides who know these rapids like locals. After the rapids, you can cool off with swimming or kayaking back at the resort.

Limousine Sedan Airport Transfer Service in YYC Calgary Airport

When Alex from our BugBitten team caught a ride from Calgary Airport to the city centre, the sedan transfer was exactly what it promised—clean, punctual, and hassle-free. You're picked up in a spacious luxury vehicle and driven straight to your destination by a professional driver who knows the Calgary roads and the route to Banff without breaking a sweat. It's a solid 2-hour service that strips out the stress of navigating an unfamiliar city after a flight, whether you're heading to a business meeting or starting a road trip into the Rockies.

Route Gourmet

When Mia from our BugBitten team tried Route Gourmet, she hopped into an electric rickshaw for a three-hour meander through Quebec City's quieter quarters. The Driver-Guide steered us through neighbourhoods most tourists miss—Place Royale, Saint-Roch, old Limoilou—stopping to sample local producers and chat about the area's grit and reinvention. It's a low-fuss, no-traffic way to taste and hear the city, whether you're after food chat, street history, or just a gentle afternoon out of the usual tourist loop.

Snowy Private Walking Tour of Old Quebec

When Ben from our team took this private walking tour through Old Québec's snowy streets, we found ourselves moving at a genuinely unhurried pace—the kind that lets you actually notice the architecture, frost patterns, and how the old city feels different under snow. A certified guide shapes the route around what you care about: history, local food spots, or just soaking in the winter vibe. It's a two-hour loop through cobblestone lanes and heritage quarters, with the guide offering restaurant tips and activity ideas along the way. The private setup means no rushing through photo stops or waiting for slower walkers.

Churchill Belugas, Bears and Blooms Adventure

When Lily from our BugBitten team headed to Churchill, Manitoba in summer, she found herself in one of Canada's most wildlife-rich corners. Over seven days, the tour swaps between water-based beluga encounters—from calm boat viewing to kayaking and paddleboarding alongside them—and land-based adventures chasing polar bears and summer wildflowers. The tundra buggy pushes deep into bear country, and a dog-carting run with a local musher cuts through boreal forest. It's a place where the landscape suddenly blooms and Arctic wildlife is genuinely abundant, drawing serious nature lovers rather than casual tourists.

7 daysfrom AUD $10009

Cabot Trail - St Ann's fall foliage Tour from Sydney for 4 hours

★ 5.0 (2)

🌿 Nature & Wildlife

Canada

Cabot Trail - St Ann's fall foliage Tour from Sydney for 4 hours

When Charlie from our BugBitten team ran the Mini Cabot Trail tour, we got a properly condensed hit of Cape Breton's coastal drama without eating up a whole day. This 3–4 hour loop skips the full-day slog and hits the standout stretches of the famous drive: rugged headlands, Celtic heritage spots, and Maritime charm dotted along the way. The group caps at 6–7 people, which keeps things intimate. It's ideal if you're based near Sydney, Nova Scotia, and want genuine Highland scenery without committing your entire afternoon.

3 hours – 4 hoursfrom AUD $168

Private 4-hour City Tour of Toronto with driver and guide - Hotel pick up

★ 5.0 (2)

🚌 Day Trips & Sightseeing

Canada

Private 4-hour City Tour of Toronto with driver and guide - Hotel pick up

When Jake from our BugBitten team ran this private Toronto tour, we got the full sweep of the city's main neighbourhoods without the coach-full-of-strangers feel. Your guide meets you at your hotel, then it's four hours in a private car hitting the big-hitter sites — Casa Loma's distinctive architecture, the Royal Ontario Museum, and one of the world's better-stocked food markets — plus whatever corners of the city you actually want to linger in. The itinerary bends to what you care about, so you're not locked into someone else's pace.

4 hoursfrom AUD $2509

Private Guided Hike: Adventure & Wellness in Banff

★ 5.0 (2)

🌿 Nature & Wildlife

Canada

Private Guided Hike: Adventure & Wellness in Banff

When Tom from our team took this private hike in Banff, it felt less like a standard guided walk and more like a curated day built around what actually matters to you. Eight hours traversing the Canadian Rockies with a guide who tailors the route, pace, and focus — whether that's bagging peaks, soaking in solitude, or practising breathwork by an alpine lake. You'll hit the striking stuff (lakes, waterfalls, backcountry terrain) that sit beyond the Instagram crowds, with lunch sourced locally and packed in. It's pricey territory, but the customisation angle and the wellness weaving through the day sets it apart from standard Banff guiding.

Niagara-on-the-Lake Wine Tour: 3 Estate Wineries & Charcuterie

When Charlie from our team ran this Niagara-on-the-Lake wine tour, we hit three estate wineries in a single afternoon without anyone needing to drive. The route sweeps you from Niagara Falls via minibus through rolling vineyard country, touching down at Inniskillin (where you get a seated tasting with charcuterie), Reif Estate (a family operation with a proper guided walk-through), and Peller Estates (all château vibes). You pocket 70 minutes loose in the heritage Old Town strip too. The whole thing runs about 5.5 hours with hotel pickups included — a solid way to taste what makes Canadian ice wine famous without the stress of navigation.

Signal Hill National Historic Site Smartphone Audio Walking Tour

When Jake from our team tried this smartphone audio walking tour, Signal Hill revealed itself as a proper time capsule. You're hiking Newfoundland's most storied headland—perched above St. John's Harbour with views that stretch across the Atlantic—while GPS-guided narration unpacks 1762 battles, Marconi's wireless breakthrough in 1901, and the local legends that shaped the place. Fourteen stops dot the route, each one a piece of how soldiers, scientists, and the city itself came together. The beauty of it: you download everything beforehand, walk at your own pace, and own the tour forever. No guide herding you along, no rigid schedule, no crowded clusters.

1 hour – 2 hoursfrom AUD $7

Paddling Inner Harbour - Downtown Victoria BC

★ 5.0 (2)

🐠 Water Activities

Canada

Paddling Inner Harbour - Downtown Victoria BC

When Noah from our BugBitten team paddled Victoria's Inner Harbour, we found a solid way to see downtown from the water without crowds. You launch from Banfield Park and work the Gorge Waterway past the Legislative Assembly, Empress Hotel, and Royal BC Museum — the major sights line up well on the paddle. The 2.5-hour tour suits all skill levels, with certified guides keeping things safe and steady. Victoria's waterfront and Fisherman's Wharf are genuinely nice from a board or kayak, and the urban backdrop feels less touristy than the street-level experience.

Osoyoos Wine Tour Full Day Guided With 5 Wineries

When Alex from our BugBitten team ran this full-day Osoyoos wine tour, we hit five wineries across seven hours in Canada's hottest wine region. Osoyoos sits at the southern tip of the Okanagan, where the desert climate pushes reds toward bolder, riper styles. The group was mixed — keen wine nerds, casual drinkers, couples — and the pace felt designed to let you taste without rushing. You get picked up from your hotel, shuttled between wineries in an air-conditioned van, and stop for a proper lunch at a winery restaurant halfway through. It's a solid way to sample the region's character in one hit.

7 hoursfrom AUD $238

Majestic Sydney to Cabot Trail Tour Cape Breton Experience

★ 5.0 (2)

🚌 Day Trips & Sightseeing

Canada

Majestic Sydney to Cabot Trail Tour Cape Breton Experience

When Ben from our team ran the Cabot Trail loop out of Sydney, he spent six hours winding through one of Canada's most celebrated coastal drives. You're looking at Cape Breton Highlands National Park, a chain of viewpoints and villages strung along the island's northeast edge — think dramatic cliffs, working fishing communities, and enough photo stops to chew through a full battery. The tour bundles transport, entry fees, and a guide who knows where the light hits best. Spring through autumn draws steady foot traffic; autumn especially brings leaf-peepers from across North America.

Howe Sound Islands Cruise

When Jake from our team booked the Howe Sound Islands Cruise out of Gibsons Harbour on the British Columbia coast, we were after a solid introduction to the local waterways without the hard yakka of sailing ourselves. This 2-hour run takes you past Keats, Pasley, Bowen, Hutt and Gambier Islands aboard a compact 32-foot cruiser with a proper skipper and enclosed cabin — perfect for the variable West Coast weather. The tour loops through New Brighton, Port Mellon, and a few protected bays, mixing open water with sheltered anchorages. It's a mellow pace, low-stress way to clock the islands and spot the occasional eagle or seal.

Kelowna Outdoor Adventure: E-Bike Ride and Gold Panning

When Charlie from our BugBitten team ran this one, we headed out on e-bikes through Kelowna's Mission Creek Greenway before dropping into Scenic Canyon for some gold panning. It's a solid half-day that blends pedalling through forest and creek corridors with a genuine hands-on tilt at finding flakes in the water. You're riding quality e-bikes with a guide steering you through the route, then learning proper panning technique from a bushcraft instructor. The whole thing takes around 4 hours, and it draws a mix of keen outdoors types and people wanting to tick off something a bit different.

Banff Thermal Water and Hidden Waterfalls Walking Tour

When Alex from our team did this three-hour walk through Banff National Park, we tracked down geothermal hot springs and a string of hidden waterfalls tucked into the mountain terrain. The route covers 7.5 kilometres with a modest 155-metre elevation gain, mostly gradual but featuring a short rocky section that demands careful footwork. The area itself feels remote enough to escape crowds, yet accessible enough that the trail stays manageable. It's the kind of hike where you're genuinely discovering something — not just ticking boxes — with mountain vistas and seasonal wildflowers serving as constant backdrops.

Evening Snowshoeing / Cross-country skiing Experience

When Charlie from our team tried this evening snowshoeing and cross-country skiing run in the Callaghan Valley, we found ourselves retracing ground from the 2010 Winter Olympics with gear and headlamps in hand. The 7-hour experience covers Whistler Olympic Park's winter trails, where the scenery shifts from manicured slopes to proper backcountry white. You pick your weapon — snowshoes or skis — and the lodge feeds you stew and hot chocolate after. It's a proper Canadian winter evening, not a lesson or guided ramble, so you'll need moderate fitness and some snow-sport confidence going in.

7 hoursfrom AUD $144

Confederation Bridge and Victoria by the sea

★ 5.0 (2)

🚌 Day Trips & Sightseeing

Canada

Confederation Bridge and Victoria by the sea

When Jake from our BugBitten team did this 5.5-hour tour, he spent the day winding through Prince Edward Island's red-soil farmland and coastal edge. The route hits three main stops: Victoria-by-the-Sea (a working fishing village thick with galleries and heritage), the Confederation Bridge itself (a proper engineering landmark), and Charlottetown's colonial heart. You're in a roomy SUV with a private guide who sets the pace, which means fewer stops to herd a group and more room to ask the questions that actually matter. It's a solid introduction to the island's history and landscape in one morning or afternoon.

East Sooke Park Coastal Hiking Tour Half Day Small Group

When Alex from our team tackled the East Sooke Park coastal hike, we found a genuinely quiet alternative to crowded Vancouver Island trails. This small-group outing threads through rugged shoreline and forest in the park's lesser-known pockets, moving at a pace that lets you actually absorb the place rather than tick boxes. A local guide steers the commentary toward geology, ecology, and the mechanics of how this coast works. Four and a half hours, mixed terrain, and a vibe that feels more like hiking with a knowledgeable mate than a structured tour.

4h 30mfrom AUD $290

Whistler Premium Journey Private Tour from Vancouver

★ 5.0 (2)

🚌 Day Trips & Sightseeing

Canada

Whistler Premium Journey Private Tour from Vancouver

When Em from our team booked this private tour, we loaded into a sleek electric VW ID. Buzz for a 10-hour run from Vancouver up the Sea-to-Sky Highway to Whistler. It's a curated coastal-to-alpine route hitting Lions Gate Bridge, Horseshoe Bay, Shannon Falls, and Squamish before landing in Whistler Village proper. The route itself is stunning — you're hugging the Pacific shoreline then climbing into the Coastal Mountains. The AI audio guide tracks your location and serves up local history and context as you roll, which beats the usual dead-air drive. Up to five of you can book it, and the driver handles all navigation while you soak in views and pace stops to suit your mood.

10 hoursfrom AUD $1745

★ 5.0 (2)

🚌 Day Trips & Sightseeing

Canada

Quebec City Tourist Tour

When Mia from our BugBitten team ran this Quebec City tour with Frontenac Tours, she found a straightforward guided experience across the city's historic quarters. The outfit offers both group and private options with certified guides who know the streets well. Tours run anywhere from an hour to three hours depending on what you book, and paid attraction entries are baked into the price. It's the kind of tour that works best if you want someone pointing out the architecture and backstory rather than mucking about on your own—good for first-timers or visitors short on time.

1 hour – 3 hoursfrom AUD $99

★ 5.0 (2)

🏔 Adventure & Sports

Canada

The Barnside Hop

When Sarah from our team tackled The Barnside Hop, we found ourselves pedalling through countryside that genuinely feels removed from the usual tourist circuit. It's a 2-to-7-hour bike loop around Boundary Bay and into working farm country before finishing at a local craft brewery. The route mixes water views with quiet backroads, and you'll spot the kind of place where cyclists actually belong rather than tolerate. The crowd is mixed — keen cyclists and casual riders wanting a scenic brewery run. It's well-suited to Aussies who like self-propelled exploration and a proper drink at the end.

2 hours – 7 hoursfrom AUD $82

JFarwell Catamaran Cruise & Lunch at Anchor

★ 5.0 (2)

🐠 Water Activities

Canada

JFarwell Catamaran Cruise & Lunch at Anchor

When Tom from our BugBitten team booked the JFarwell Catamaran Cruise, we set sail from downtown Halifax into the harbour toward Wreck Cove, a quieter anchorage tucked near McNabs Island with views across to Lawlor's and Devil's Islands. It's a private catamaran experience built around flexibility—your crew drops anchor and lets you shape the afternoon. The whole thing runs three hours and includes lunch. It's the kind of outing that works equally well for mates wanting a few hours on the water, families after something low-key, or work groups after a change of pace.

3 hoursfrom AUD $2919

2 Hour Signature Victoria Pedicab Tour for 2-3 Guests

★ 5.0 (2)

🚌 Day Trips & Sightseeing

Canada

2 Hour Signature Victoria Pedicab Tour for 2-3 Guests

When Noah from our team tried this pedicab tour around Victoria, we found it a solid option for seeing the city's highlights without wearing out your legs. You're pedalled through the main sights by a local guide who knows the area well, all from a private three-seater bike-cart. It's pitched at cruise passengers and short-stay visitors keen to squeeze in the best bits in two hours, and the operator promises you'll get back to your ship on time. The pace is leisurely, the company is yours alone, and you get decent insider commentary along the way.

2 hoursfrom AUD $163

★ 5.0 (2)

🚌 Day Trips & Sightseeing

Canada

Victoria and Butchart Gardens Day Trip

When Sarah from our BugBitten team ran this 13-hour Vancouver Island loop, it ticked the boxes for a properly paced day without the coach-tour sprawl. You're ferried across the Gulf Islands to the Butchart Gardens — a genuinely impressive horticultural spread — then dropped into Victoria's working harbour town vibe: Chinatown, Fisherman's Wharf, the Parliament precinct, and enough breathing room to actually sit down and eat. Small groups, included ferry and garden entry, and a driver who knows the route beats the alternative.

13 hoursfrom AUD $352

Kelowna Winery Bee Merry & Bright Holiday Light Up

★ 5.0 (2)

🍹 Nightlife

Canada

Kelowna Winery Bee Merry & Bright Holiday Light Up

When Noah from our team tried this, he went in expecting a quick sip and a photo, and came out having roasted marshmallows with strangers. The Meadow Vista Holiday Event takes over a patch of East Kelowna and dresses it up as a winter wonderland: strings of lights, live holiday music, a row of festive vendors and a few fire pits doing most of the heavy lifting for the atmosphere. Wine tastings sit at the centre of the evening, and the mulled wine on arrival sets a warm tone that carries through to the end. The setting is classic Okanagan, with vineyards, cold winter air rolling off the hills and a crowd that's part locals, part visitors out for the lights. Plan on about an hour and a half, which is enough to taste, eat and wander without rushing. Our BugBitten take: it's a cosy, low-stakes evening that works best if you lean into the fireside bit.

1h 30mfrom AUD $37

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