You Can Tour Hundreds Of BC Wineries Right Now From Your Bathtub
Wine-lovers, this is a staycation you need to try. There are hundreds of virtual B.C. wine tours you can take right now all from the comfort of home. It is time to pour yourself a glass of pinot and explore some of our famous vineyards right from your bathtub.
It is the perfect activity for all of you bored at home with a severe case of wanderlust. Right now, you can take a virtual walkthrough lush vineyards and enjoy the breathtaking views.
All you need to do is head to BCWine's website to explore the massive list of wineries. Seriously, there are hundreds. To enhance the experience, you might want to sip on a glass of wine while you browse.
There are tons of gorgeous spots to discover across the province in Kelowna, Victoria, Summerland, Vernon and more.
All your favourite wineries are on the site, such as Quails' Gate, Lulu Island Winery, Nk'Mip, and Mission Hill.
Plus, the virtual tours aren't only limited to strolling through the grapevines. Several of the locations allow you to explore all over the place.
Some of the tours are so breathtaking that you'll swear you're in another country even though you're at home, possibly in the tub!
For example, at Summerhill Winery, you'll be able to step into their huge pyramid that looks like it belongs in Egypt to see what is inside. Or you could see the castle at Road 13 that looks like it belongs in Ireland.
With all of us spending more time at home, this free activity could provide hours of entertainment.
All you need is your laptop or phone, and you'll feel like you are soaking up the sunshine in the Okanagan Valley.
Or instead of browsing solo, you could set up a virtual wine tour with your BFFs. Together all of you can browse the site and discuss your favourite spots.
Once you've scouted the dreamiest areas, make of all the bucket list places you need to visit in person.
Together with your friends, you can plan a road trip to do in the future, to see them all.
Winery Tour
Price: Free
Why You Need To Go: You can explore some of the most famous wineries in the B.C without leaving your house.
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