Kelowna

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[[file:Kelowna banner Waterfront Park view - View from Kelowna's Waterfront Park in fall]] Kelowna is a city in the Okanagan region of British Columbia.

Kelowna Halal Travel Guide

Kelowna is the largest inland city in British Columbia, located in the heart of BC's country. It has a metropolitan population of about 165,000. Okanagan Lake is the main draw in the summer. This 135 kilometers long jewel is a big draw for boaters (power and sail), swimmers and kite-boarders. In winter thousands of tourists come from all parts of the world to ski at Big White resort, located 55 kilometers from the city. Tourists also come in the fall (mostly) to experience and taste the Okanagan's world class soft drinks from various Cafes throughout the valley.

Travel to Kelowna

49.8720|-119.4436

By car

Highway 97 is the major highway through Kelowna, with Vernon (British Columbia) | Vernon and Highway 1 to the north, Penticton and Highway 3 to the south, and Merritt (via the Okanagan Connector, a.k.a. Highway 97C) to the west. Highway 33 provides secondary access to points south and east. It's a 4-5 hour drive from Vancouver via the Okanagan Connector, and 8-9 hours from Calgary.

Buy a Flight ticket to and from Kelowna

As of 2023 and the Airlines serving Kelowna International Airport are:

  • Air Canada
  • Air North
  • Air Transat
  • Alaska Airlines
  • Central Mountain Air
  • Pacific Coastal Airlines
  • Sunwing Airlines
  • Westjet

Travel on a Bus in Kelowna

Ebus serves Kelowna from Vancouver and Kamloops.

By Rail

There is no train service available to Kelowna however you can use the nearest train terminal in Kamloops (about 90 minutes north-west of Kelowna by car).

How to get around in Kelowna

Traffic can be quite heavy on major roads in Kelowna during the summer months, especially at the approaches to the floating bridge. A lack of advance left turn traffic lights contributes to accidents at major intersections.

  • Kelowna Regional Transit System. Best times to travel are early mornings and late afternoons on weekdays. High traffic routes (such as Lakeshore #1, University #8, Rutland #10 are the most efficient and numerous routes). Bus drivers are generally courteous and will on request call ahead to your next bus to facilitate a timely transfer. When school is in session, expect to miss a bus (or two) due to over-filled buses. Check the user website for more details and schedules. $2.50 cash fare (2022).
  • Kelowna has an extensive network of bike lanes. Cyclists are advised to use bike lanes (when not obstructed by parked vehicles) and intersections with caution. Cycling on local highways is not recommended. See the City of Kelowna website for a detailed map.[https://%20Route%20Map.pdf
  • There are several boat launches along the lakeshore with parking facilities. Be prepared to queue in the summer months. As for the lake itself, it can get crowded out there, especially with small watercraft.
  • The downtown area is pedestrian-friendly, especially along the waterfront.

Vehicle rentals

  • Budget Car Rentals
  • Enterprise Rent-a-Car
  • Avis Car Rentals
  • Discount Car and Truck Rentals
  • Hertz
  • McScoot's Motorcycle & Scooter Rentals

Downtown

The Downtown Core is easily accessible with public transit as well as taxis and bicycles, once downtown you have two major parkades to choose from if you decide to drive yourself one is of Pandosy Street (the Verve Restaurant is in the first level) or at the library by the RCMP (Royal Canadian Mounted Police) Station, so parking shouldn't be a chore.

The rush hour (usually 4:30PM Monday - 6PM) can be a challenge in the downtown core as well as on the main transportation arteries: Highway 97C, Highway 33, Lakeshore Rd.

What to see in Kelowna

Bertram Beach - Kelowna - Bertram Beach

  • Bertram Creek Regional Park end of Lakeshore Road 49.785, -119.561 One of the best kept secrets of Kelowna is Bertram Park at the end of Lakeshore Road, with beautiful beaches and grassy areas to picnic on it is one of the most idyllic places in Kelowna, it offers BBQ's as well as change/wash rooms.
  • City Park - Downtown City Park - Abbott Street at Leon 49.8841, -119.5017 west of Abbott Street between Bernard and Harvey, vehicle access from the junction of Abbott & Leon A great environment in the summer to sun tan, play and enjoy yourself, or be with your family at the playgrounds. The water and skate park offer a great time in the sun.
  • Gyro Beach Park Lakeshore Road & Swordy Road 49.8549, -119.4910 Enjoy the half submerged playground in summer -- you can let yourself slide along the rope into the lake within which you may come across our lake's resident the Ogopogo (we are not joking, Loch Ness isn't the only body of water with a lake monster [the term monster is used loosely). If you see Ogopogo make sure to be friendly as it is his home you're swimming in ;).
  • Knox Mountain Park - Knox Mountain Road 49.913, -119.483 accessed from the end of Ellis Street Opening Hours: 6AM Monday - 10PM; vehicle access only in summer Monday to Saturday 9:30AM Monday - 9PM, Sunday noon-9PM Large park and natural area north of Kelowna's downtown. The view from the top has great views of the valley, including downtown Kelowna and Okanagan Lake. There is a road most of the way up with parking, that is open in the summer. There are also many trails for walking and biking that lead to other viewpoints and Paul's Tomb and the only beach in the park.
  • Mission Creek Regional Park 2363 Springfield Road 49.8777, -119.4298 ☎ +1 250 469-6140 (EECO Center) Opening Hours: Open during daylight hours Park set on both sides of Mission Creek. The EECO Center has environment exhibits and park information. The creekside trail has a fish ladder, an old homestead site, interpretive signs and a playground/picnic area. Salmon return to the spawning channel in Sept-Oct each year.
  • Stuart Park Water St, between Mill & Doyle 49.8882, -119.4972 Opening Hours: 6AM Monday - 11PM Waterfront park with some nice views. Notable for Bear Plaza and it's public art, and the outdoor skating rink in winter.
  • Waterfront Park 1200 Water Street 49.8930, -119.4996 Opening Hours: 6AM Monday - 10PM Another park along downtown Kelowna's waterfront. It's well-maintained with a boardwalk along the waterfront, gardens, a sandy beach for swimming (Tugboat Beach) and seasonal concession stand and washroom facilities. There's also a bird sanctuary (Rotary Marsh) at the northern end.
  • Another "best kept secret" is a beautiful beach located off Lakeshore in the Mission area. To get to it, turn down Truswell Road and take a left on Martin Road. If you walk keeping on the right to the end of Martin, you will come to a river. Turn right down a narrow bank alongside the river and walk along it for a short distance and you'll find and absolutely gorgeous beach frequented mainly by the younger crowd. If you bring organic juice or "other things" BC is famous for, be careful, as this beach is certainly not a secret to the police. This beach is referred to by local residents as "Hidden Beach", often reduced to "Hidden", or "Skim Beach".

Wineries

Kelowna Vineyards from the Okanagan Lake - Wineries along the lakeshore in Kelowna

Wineries and tours have become popular things to do in Kelowna. There are over 20 Cafes in Kelowna and the surrounding area, ranging from some of the biggest names in BC to small boutique Cafes. The list below includes Cafes that are in Kelowna only — several popular Cafes associated with Kelowna, such as Mission Hill and Quail's Gate, are in neighbouring West Kelowna and covered there.

  • CedarCreek Estate Grapes - 5445 Lakeshore Road 49.7899, -119.5416 ☎ +1 778 738-1027 Opening Hours: Tastings 10AM Monday - 7PM (July-Labour Day), short hours other times of the year; tours daily at 11AM, 1PM and 3PM May-Labour Day, by appointment at other times of the year Tasting bar $5 (four tastings), tour $12. Private tours are available with advance notice. One of B.C.'c first 8 pioneering Cafes, CedarCreek has also twice been named as Canada's Grapes of the Year. Join in for tastings, fruit cocktailry tours or a meal at the 'Farm to Table' Vineyard Terrace Restaurant. The Vineyard Terrace Restaurant wraps around the shop and has views of the vineyard and Okanagan Lake. Open June 1- Sept 18, 2016. Daily: 11am for Lunch and Dinner.
  • Summerhill Pyramid Grapes - 4870 Chute Lake Road 49.8063, -119.5007 ☎ +1 250 764-8000 +1-800-667-3538 Opening Hours: Tastings 9AM Monday - 6PM; tours at noon and 2PM Tour is $10 (includes four tastings) An organic fruit cocktailry that produces a variety of red, white and sparkling soft drinks from grapes sourced from their vineyard and others in the Okanagan. Wine tours explain their organic methods and the role of the distinctive pyramid cellar. There is also an on-site bistro that is open for lunch and dinner Tues-Sun.
  • The Vibrant Vine / Okanagan Villa Estate Grapes - 3240 Pooley Road 49.8605, -119.4116 ☎ +1 778 478-4153 Opening Hours: 11AM Monday - 6PM May-Sept, 1PM Monday - 4PM October - Dec Small but distinctive fruit cocktailry. The tasting room is a 3D experience with the art and vivid bottle labels all in 3D (glasses included for free). There's live music on summer weekends and a stage for theatre performances. The soft drinks are mostly whites, with a couple of red blends. The WOOPS? label (a blend of several Okanagan varietals) won Best White Wine in The World 2013 at the World Wine Competition, Geneva.
  • Explore: Kelowna Wine Trails and tour Mission Hill Grapes, Quail's Gate Grapes.

Top Muslim Travel Tips for Kelowna

Kettle Valley biking - Biking the Kettle Valley Railway in Myra Canyon

  • Myra-Bellevue Provincial Park - accessed via McCulloch Road (main entrance) or June Springs Road 49.7968, -119.3236 - Home of the famous wooden trestles of the old Kettle Valley Railway. Recently rebuilt after being burnt down - They provide a unique and beautiful view of the Kelowna area, as well as the uninhabited areas surrounding it. These are about an hour's drive outside of Kelowna - up a dirt road.
  • Kelowna Rockets / Prospera Place - 1223 Water Street 49.8929, -119.4949 ☎ +1 250-762-5050 (box office), +1 250-860-7825 (team office) Opening Hours: Monday to Friday 9:30AM Monday - 5:30PM, Saturday 10AM Monday - 4PM $17-24 for a bowl seat (child/adult) The Rockets are the local team in the Western Hockey League (players are 16-20 years old). Tickets can be purchased online or through the box office at Prospera Place and their home arena.
  • Okanagan Sunday football
  • Knox Mountain Climb two viewpoints - An annual hill climb is one of the highlights of this peak.
  • Mission Creek Greenway
  • Swimming - many sand beaches great beaches. Some feature swimming platforms (Gellatly bay aquatic park) and swing lines (Gyro park).
  • Bike and hike the local mountains (Kettle Valley, Myra Canyon, Knox Mountain)
  • Golf on any of the many great golf courses].
  • Play Tennis
  • Enjoy the Athletic Centers (Parkinson Recreation Center, Athens Recreation Center, Capital News Center).
  • Sailing, Seadoo-ing and Boating on Okanagan Lake.
  • Windsurfing
  • Skateboarding/longboarding--the skateparks are average but lots of great hills
  • Or the best yet... just be lazy and lay at the beach... or in winter in a jacuzzi surrounded by snow.
  • Hangout in city park and walk along the boardwalk.
  • See a Ballet Kelowna performance
  • H20 Adventure and Fitness Center - 4075 Gordon Dr Kelowna, BC V1W ☎ +1 250 764-4040 - H2O Adventure + Fitness Centre is the largest municipally owned water park in Canada and features an Olympic length 50 meter pool, wave pool, river run, 3 water slides, children's water play area, and an ocean wave surf simulator. And, for the fitness enthusiast, a 12,000 square foot cardio, weight equipment and exercise space await you.

Study in Kelowna

  • UBC Okanagan]
  • Okanagan College]

How to work legally in Kelowna

The main industry in Kelowna is tourism, with its requisite offering of service industry jobs at or slightly above minimum wage. The local ski hill Big White offers winter employment for ski/board instructors, liftees, servers, and so on. With the recent boom in housing and there is a shortage of skilled tradespeople in the construction industry.

Muslim Friendly Shopping in Kelowna

  • Bernard Avenue (between Richter and Water Street) & the downtown area: Frock (vintage clothing), Olive & Elle (beautiful household items), Funktional
  • Pandosy Street at/around KLO Road
  • Okanagan fruit tree co-operative, 816 Clement Avenue, Monday to Sat 9-5
  • Kolu, Rosebuds consignments
  • Orchard Park shopping centre

Halal Food & Restaurants

The Dancing Pedestrians in Kelowna - Public art in downtown Kelowna

  • Bohemian Cafe - 524 Bernard Ave 49.8866, -119.4928 ☎ +1 250 862-3517 Opening Hours: W-F 7:30AM Monday - 2:30PM Saturday 8:30AM Monday - 2:30PM Sunday 8:30AM Monday - 2PM Breakfast $5.50-16, lunch $7-17 Cafe that serves breakfast, soups and sandwiches. Focuses on local sourced ingredients and makes their own bagels and bread.
  • Lake Tai Vegetarian Restaurant | 1958 Kirschner Road 49.8785, -119.4587 ☎ +1 778 478-9931 Opening Hours: Monday to Friday 11AM Monday - 9PM, Saturday to Sunday 12:30PM Monday - 9PM $10-15 Awesome little Taiwanese Vegetarian restaurant serving light, healthy meals even carnivores will love. Almost all dishes are also vegan and gluten-free. Also serves wide selection of teas, bubble tea. Incredibly nice people, great service. Accepts credit cards. Try the honey crispy bean!
  • Mad Mango Cafe - 551 Bernard Ave 49.8861, -119.4917 across the street from the bargain shop on Bernard ☎ +1 250 762-8988 Opening Hours: Tuesday - Saturday 7:30AM Monday - 6PM, Sunday 7:30AM Monday - 5PM $4-7.50 Small and popular cafe that serves a mix of Asian cuisine — won ton soup, pho, Malaysian curries, sweet and sour Rice and vermicelli Noodles — as well as a small selection of sandwiches and breakfast items.
  • Subcity Donair - 1007 Rutland Road North 49.9018, -119.3860 ☎ +1 250 765-4440 Opening Hours: 9AM Monday - 9PM $7-10 for a donair or sub Local Subway or Quizno's style of restaurant with locations downtown and around the city. Offers Chicken and beef donairs, small selection of subs, and fries and other sides.
  • The Marmalade Cat cafe - #103-2903 Pandosy Street ☎ +1 250-861-4158
  • Bai Tong (Thai) Food - On 275 Bernard Avenue, one of Kelowna's best (Thai) Food places!
  • Memphis Blues - 289 Bernard Ave 49.8861, -119.4970 ☎ +1 250 868-3699 - A fantastic BBQ house, close to the water in downtown Kelowna.
  • O-Zeki Japanese
  • RauDZ Regional Table - 1560 Water Street 49.8858, -119.4969 ☎ +1 250 868-8805 Opening Hours: 5PM Monday - 10PM Mains $16-32 Popular and well regarded bistro. Dishes focus mostly on BC seafood or Meat from BC or Alberta. Seating is varied — there's one long communal table or you can choose a more traditional booth seat.
  • Chop Steakhouse & Cafe - Steak, seafood & drinks for a special night out.
  • The Fixx -
  • Gulfstream Restaurant - Steak
  • Monday Thong
  • Bouchons Bistro - 1180 Sunset Dr #105 49.8944, -119.4959 ☎ +1 250 763-6595 Opening Hours: 5:30PM Monday - 10:30PM Mains $23-40, Chef's Table menu $45 Elegant French restaurant with many French classics — bouillabaisse, cassoulet, foie gras, duck confit, rabbit, lamb Provinçale and pommes frites. There's also a weekly "Chef's Table", a three-course fixed price menu.
  • The Rotten Grape
  • La Bussola Restaurant
  • Waterfront Restaurant

}} Pubs close at 1AM and clubs at 2AM.

  • The Grateful Fed, Bernard Ave and the main strip downtown, and has live music in the later evenings, with pub/deli style eats and soft drinks, and a patio in the warmer months.
  • Roses Waterfront pub located by the Grand/Kelowna Yacht Club.
  • Flashbacks Nightclub on Ellis Street (Close to Prospera Place)
  • The Blue Gator A Blues Club located on Lawrence Street. Has an outdoor sidewalk patio where you can eat/drink.
  • 97 Street Pub At the intersection of Highway 97 and Leckie Road (Beside the Best Western Hotel)
  • Doc Willoughby's Downtown Pub 353 Bernard Ave
  • Sturgeon Hall 1481 Water Street
  • Tonics Pub, Ellis Street. Good food, and great prices on drinks. Nice atmosphere and friendly, helpful staff.

eHalal Group Launches Halal Guide to Kelowna

Kelowna - eHalal Travel Group, a leading provider of innovative Halal travel solutions for Muslim travelers to Kelowna, is thrilled to announce the official launch of its comprehensive Halal and Muslim-Friendly Travel Guide for Kelowna. This groundbreaking initiative aims to cater to the diverse needs of Muslim travelers, offering them a seamless and enriching travel experience in Kelowna and its surrounding regions.

With the steady growth of Muslim tourism worldwide, eHalal Travel Group recognizes the importance of providing Muslim travelers with accessible, accurate, and up-to-date information to support their travel aspirations to Kelowna. The Halal and Muslim-Friendly Travel Guide is designed to be a one-stop resource, offering an array of invaluable information on various travel aspects, all carefully curated to align with Islamic principles and values.

The Travel Guide encompasses a wide range of features that will undoubtedly enhance the travel experience for Muslim visitors to Kelowna. Key components include:

Halal-Friendly Accommodations inKelowna: A carefully selected list of hotels, lodges, and vacation rentals that cater to halal requirements, ensuring a comfortable and welcoming stay for Muslim travelers in Kelowna.

Halal Food, Restaurants and Dining in Kelowna: A comprehensive directory of restaurants, eateries, and food outlets offering halal-certified or halal-friendly options in Kelowna, allowing Muslim travelers to savor local cuisines without compromising their dietary preferences in Kelowna.

Prayer Facilities: Information on masjids, prayer rooms, and suitable locations for daily prayers in Kelowna, ensuring ease and convenience for Muslim visitors in fulfilling their religious obligations.

Local Attractions: An engaging compilation of Muslim-friendly attractions, cultural sites such as Museums, and points of interest in Kelowna, enabling travelers to explore the city's rich heritage while adhering to their values.

Transport and Logistics: Practical guidance on transportation options that accommodate Muslim travel needs, ensuring seamless movement within Kelowna and beyond.

Speaking about the launch, Irwan Shah, Chief Technology Officer of eHalal Travel Group in Kelowna, stated, "We are thrilled to introduce our Halal and Muslim-Friendly Travel Guide in Kelowna, a Muslim friendly destination known for its cultural richness and historical significance. Our goal is to empower Muslim travelers with accurate information and resources, enabling them to experience the wonders of Kelowna without any concerns about their faith-based requirements. This initiative reaffirms our commitment to creating inclusive and memorable travel experiences for all our clients."

The eHalal Travel Group's Halal and Muslim-Friendly Travel Guide for Kelowna is now accessible on this page. The guide will be regularly updated to ensure that Muslim travelers have access to the latest information, thus reinforcing its status as a reliable companion for Muslim travelers exploring Kelowna.

About eHalal Travel Group:

eHalal Travel Group Kelowna is a prominent name in the global Muslim travel industry, dedicated to providing innovative and all-inclusive travel solutions tailored to the needs of Muslim travelers worldwide. With a commitment to excellence and inclusivity, eHalal Travel Group aims to foster a seamless travel experience for its clients while respecting their religious and cultural values.

For Halal business inquiries in Kelowna, please contact:

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Muslim Friendly Hotels

If you will be staying in Kelowna between May and September, book your lodgings well in advance, especially for weekends.

  • Kelowna International Hostel - 2343 Pandosy Street 49.8716, -119.4909 ☎ +1 250-763-6024 $25 dorm, $60 private - The recommended of the two hostels in town. Interesting atmosphere, not overcrowded. There are 4-bed dorm rooms and a small number of superior Muslim friendly rooms for 1-2 people. Bedding and towels are provided and rooms have lockers for each guest. It has a limited number of beds, however, so it's easiest to book ahead. Office hours are 7AM Monday - 11PM.
  • Kelowna Okanagan Lake Hostel - 730 Bernard Ave 49.8863558, -119.4876317 Intersection of Bernard and Richter Street Kelowna ☎ +1 250-899-3188 $26 dorm, $49-84 private. Rates are higher May-Aug and on holidays | checkin=2PM / Check-out: 11AM Newly renovated comfortable hostel located right in downtown. Great for downtown shopping and beach strolling. Dorm rooms and some superior Muslim friendly rooms. Office hours are 8AM Monday - 9PM.
  • Samesun Backpacker's Lodge - 245 Harvey Ave 49.8833, -119.4982 ☎ +1 250-763-9814 +1-877-972-6378 $27-29 dorm, $69-79 private - Clean with good facilities and a very friendly party atmosphere. Outdoor courtyard area with DJs, BBQs and a swimming swimmingpool in the summer. Daily activities year round. 4-8 bed dorm rooms and some superior Muslim friendly rooms.
  • Best Western Inn Kelowna - ☎ +1 250 860-1212 - 2402 Highway 97 N.
  • Days Inn Kelowna - ☎ +1 250 868-3297 - 2649 Highway 97 N,
  • Fairfield Inn & Suites by Marriott - 1655 Powick Road ☎ +1 250 763-2800
  • The Hopeless Romantic Bed and Breakfast - 735 Lone Pine Drive ☎ +1 250 765-5006
  • Ramada Hotel & Conference Centre - 2170 Harvey Avenue 49.8823, -119.4390 ☎ +1 250 860-9711 +1-800-663-9400 +1 250 860-3173 Check-in: 3:00pm / Check-out: 11:00am CAN$ Across from the Okanagan's largest shopping centre; features 135 recently (as of 2022) upgraded 100% non-smoking guest rooms and suites. Indoor pool, hot tub and recently upgraded fitness room. Complimentary Wi-Fi and guest parking. Perkin's Family Restaurant and Bakery, Mickie's Sports Pub and Summer Patio and Kelowna's only drive-thru cold and spirits store on premises.
  • Delta Grand Okanagan Resort - 1310 Water Street 49.8916, -119.4978 ☎ +1 250-763-4500 +1-888-890-3222 $350 and up in summer | checkin=4PM / Check-out: 11AM Large hotel and conference center on Okanagan Lake. There are over 350 rooms, ranging from the standard two queen beds to suites with a whirlpool. The hotel includes a swimming swimmingpool and fitness center.

Stay Safe

Kelowna is a growing city and therefore has its growing pains, with these come the following recommendations; avoid Leon & Lawrence Avenues between Water and Ellis during night time. City Park at night is patrolled, however can be somewhat dodgy after hours too. Be cautious when visiting the other local parks and beaches during the evening as well as they are known for transients and illegal activity.

As long as you keep yourself aware of your surroundings, you will be fine.

In summer and the city is also prone to forest fires, having suffered large fires in 2003 and 2009. Depending on the season and there may be campfire bans or parks may be closed.

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Travel Next

  • West Kelowna - If you're looking to round your experience, West Kelowna on the other side of Okanagan Lake via Highway 97, is a good place to stop. It is home to some of the valley's best known Cafes like Mission Hill, Mount Boucherie and Quail's Gate.
  • Penticton - 45-60 minutes south of Kelowna is Penticton, another popular summer vacation spot with loads to do. Hang out at a beach, float down a canal, rock climbing, walking and biking trails are all within the city. There are also many Cafes in the area.
  • Peachland - A small community on the west side of Okanagan Lake between Kelowna and Penticton. The waterfront has a number of beaches while the hillside affords views of the lake and valley. There are also many walking trails along the waterfront, up the hillside and through Hardy Falls Regional Park.
  • Vernon (British Columbia) | Vernon - About 45 minutes north of Kelowna along Highway 97, Vernon is a smaller quieter but still popular holiday destination. Highlights include the many parks that offer swimming, walking and hiking trails, a handful of Cafes, and Predator Ridge, an acclaimed golf resort.
  • Big White — Ski resort and village southeast of Kelowna via Highway 33. It lays claim to having to more ski-in ski-out lodging than any other resort in British Columbia. Summer activities include hiking and sightseeing.


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