The beauty of the Okanagan is in the ever-changing landscapes, the vineyards and of course the blue waters of the lakes. However, we know that you want to get some fun activities in as well as enjoying the scenery. Well there is no shortage of fun in the four municipalities that are listed below.

This is the big kahuna of the four places that you would enjoy visiting. If you want night-life, this is the place to party at some excellent cocktail bars and patios overlooking the lake. It gets steamy hot in the summer and you can moor your boat in the numerous marinas and sip marqueritas on the deck of bars such as Rosie’s where sun tanned revellers are everywhere. The restaurant scene is amazing and features a huge array of ethnic dining experiences as well as top notch food and wine from the bountiful Okanagan Valley. Top chefs have moved here in droves, attracted by the wonderful climate and the vibrant economy.

There are also 15 golf courses in the vicinity so that you can release your inner Tiger Woods in style. Remember that when the summer is over the skiing at Big White and Silver Star will definitely satisfy your craving for some serious powder and super après ski fun. They are only a few miles away.

If you want water sports this town has it in spades. Penticton is on the south shore of Lake Okanagan and stretches down to the north shore of Skaha Lake. Summertime beer and wine festivals and a really fun Hot Jazz festival are only a few of the things that Penticton is known for.

Outdoor adventures, golf, amusement parks, go-cart racing and boating are waiting for you in a place that boast over 2000 hours of sunshine per annum Don’t forget your sunscreen.

You may fall in love with the place and if you do it is a great place to set up a business. In fact, KPMG rated Penticton as the top place to set up a business in all of B.C. according to their 2008 study.

At the north end of Lake Okanagan this thriving town is known for Canada's first freshwater scuba and Snorkelling Park. Other water sports such as water-skiing and para-sailing will keep you occupied and invigorated.

From a cultural standpoint, Vernon boasts some top notch art and photo galleries and when you get hungry the restaurants feature local fare and the farmer's markets give you the best of B.C.

A great variety of golf courses are close by and the skiing in the area is as good as it gets.

With a population of around 5000 Osoyoos is the smallest of our four municipalities and it is at the far southern tip of the Okanagan Valley. If you like it hot you will enjoy Osoyoos. The town is at the north end of the Sonora desert and features the full spectrum of delicious crops with hot climate grapes growing in abundance and even bananas. Imagine that.

If you are looking for fun and adventure, water sports in the warmth of Osoyoos Lake and nature hikes in the desert are two ways to go. Wine festivals and farmer’s markets are top notch.