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Discover Kelowna's honey, wines, and scenic gardens on this guided bee tour with farm-to-table lunch, perfect for curious travelers and nature lovers.
Planning a day around bees, wine, and fresh farm fare might not be your first instinct when visiting Kelowna, but this Okanagan Bee Tour and Lunch offers a surprisingly rich experience that combines education, deliciousness, and stunning scenery. With a perfect 5.0 rating from dozens of reviews, this tour promises more than just a quick glimpse of the rural side of the valley—it delivers an authentic, memorable outing centered on the importance of bees and local food.
What we love about this experience is how knowledgeable guides make the complex world of bees accessible and interesting, and how the scenic farm setting encourages relaxation and genuine connection with nature. The tastings of award-winning honey wines and raw, infused honeys add a flavorful dimension to the day. One small challenge to consider is that the timing—roughly three hours—means you’ll want to plan for a relaxed pace and possibly combine it with other local activities if you’re on a tight schedule.
This tour is especially well-suited for families, foodies, wine lovers, and eco-conscious travelers who appreciate authenticity and want an experience that’s both fun and educational. If you’re curious about bees or looking to support local agriculture while enjoying excellent wines and a farm-fresh lunch, this might just be a highlight of your Kelowna visit.

The experience kicks off at 11:30am at Meadow Vista Honey Wines, a picturesque spot that perfectly sets the tone for a farm-centered outing. This is not a hurried stop; the tour spans roughly three hours, allowing plenty of time to enjoy each element without feeling rushed.
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The core of the experience is a guided, interactive tour titled “The Life of Bees.” We loved how the guide—noted for being very knowledgeable and friendly—keeps the story of bees engaging, especially for those who might not be familiar with their vital role. The walk takes you through Kelowna’s gardens, blackberry fields, and bee hives, offering a glimpse into how bees support local agriculture and ecosystems.
Guests are encouraged to ask questions as the guide explains bee behavior, hive operations, and conservation efforts. The indoor hive display is a highlight, showing bees at work in a controlled environment, which is perfect for those who might be squeamish or want a close, educational look. One reviewer loved that the lotion made from beeswax was part of the shop’s offerings—a nice touch connecting the experience to local products.
Next, the tour shifts to tasting. You’ll sample award-winning honey wines, a specialty of the farm, with descriptions that make each sip more meaningful. The wine tasting lasts around 10-15 minutes, sampling about six wines, giving you a chance to savor the varieties and appreciate their unique qualities. Multiple reviews mention how delicious the honey wine is, with some describing it as “so tasty.”
The honey tasting is equally engaging, featuring raw, unpasteurized honeys and infused varieties. One visitor commented, “Very nice honey tasting,” emphasizing the quality and variety available. The fact that the honey is sourced directly from the farm’s bees adds a level of authenticity and freshness that many travelers will appreciate.
After the tastings, you’ll settle in for a gourmet, rustic farm-to-table lunch on an outdoor patio surrounded by wildflowers and scenic views. The menu offers a variety of fresh, locally sourced dishes—think flatbread pizzas, paninis, baked brie, and salads. Each dish is made with ingredients from their gardens or local neighbors, and is served with house-made sauces, jam, and cheeses.
Guests have noted the deliciousness of the lunch, with one reviewer praising the “nice variety” and “very nice salad.” The setting itself, with wildflowers in bloom, makes this a peaceful and photogenic part of the experience. It’s clear that the farm cares about quality and local sourcing, making the meal both tasty and meaningful.

The combination of education, scenic beauty, and local flavors is what we love about this tour. The guided walk makes complex bee ecology understandable and memorable, especially with the indoor hive demonstration that appeals to all ages. The tastings—both of honey wine and raw honey—are more than just a quick sip; they’re an appreciation of craftsmanship and local produce.
The scenic farm setting offers a gentle retreat from busy Kelowna streets. Guests consistently praise the beautiful gardens and the relaxed atmosphere. The outdoor patio for lunch ensures you’re surrounded by nature, which enhances the farm-to-table concept.
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At $48.11 per person, this tour offers solid value. It includes the guided tour, tastings, and lunch, which many comparable experiences in the region might charge separately for. The reviews highlight the high quality of everything included, from the knowledgeable guide to the flavorful honey wines and fresh farm fare. Considering the personalized attention (max 50 travelers), the price feels fair—particularly for those interested in authentic local products and eco-friendly practices.


One reviewer mentioned, “Our tour guide Jessie was very knowledgeable and friendly,” which underscores the importance of good guides in creating a memorable experience. The compliments on the lunch—ranging from “delicious” to “great value”—highlight how well the farm-to-table aspect resonates with visitors. Several reviews expressed an interest in doing the tour again, signaling strong satisfaction.
However, a few pointed out that the bee experience is relatively short—about half an hour—and that the wine and honey tastings are brief. But for most, the quality and authenticity outweigh the limited time, especially given the scenic environment and informative presentation.
This experience is perfect for nature lovers eager to learn about bees and their importance, foodies interested in local and farm-fresh cuisine, and wine enthusiasts looking for something different. It appeals especially to those who value authentic stories and hands-on experiences. Families with kids (depending on their interest in bees) and eco-conscious travelers will find it particularly rewarding.
This Okanagan Bee Tour and Lunch offers a thoughtfully curated taste of Kelowna’s farm and vineyard culture. You’ll leave with new knowledge about bees, a better understanding of local agriculture, and a handful of delicious honey wines. The scenic gardens, friendly guides, and farm-fresh lunch create a well-rounded day that balances education with leisure.
If you’re looking for an experience that combines learning, tasting, and scenic beauty at a reasonable price, this tour fits the bill. It’s especially suited for those who want an authentic, relaxed look at the region—one that’s both fun and meaningful. Whether you’re a dedicated bee enthusiast or simply someone who loves good food and wine in a beautiful setting, this tour makes a memorable addition to any Kelowna itinerary.
“Our tour guide Jessie was very knowledgeable and friendly. Very enjoyable. The lunch that was included in the tour was delicious. Nice variety fro…”

What time does the tour start?
The tour begins at 11:30 am, so plan to arrive a few minutes early at Meadow Vista Honey Wines.
How long does the entire experience last?
It lasts approximately 3 hours, including the guided tour, tastings, and lunch.
Is the tour suitable for children or people with mobility issues?
Most travelers can participate, and the tour is designed to be accessible, but it’s best to check with the provider if you have specific needs.
Are service animals allowed?
Yes, service animals are permitted on the tour.
Where does the tour take place?
The starting point is Meadow Vista Honey Wines at 3975 June Springs Rd, Kelowna.
Can I cancel if I change my mind?
Yes, cancellations are free if made at least 24 hours in advance.
What is included in the price?
Your ticket covers the guided bee tour, honey and wine tastings, and a farm-to-table lunch.
Is the lunch vegetarian or customizable?
While the menu features local, fresh ingredients, specific dietary requests should be confirmed directly with the provider.
This tour offers a delightful blend of education, taste, and scenery—a perfect way to spend part of a day exploring Kelowna’s local charm. Whether you’re passionate about bees, wines, or simply enjoy farm-fresh cuisine, it rewards curious travelers with authentic experiences and memorable flavors.