Project Description

Welcome Aboard

Come and truly experience Okanagan Lake on one of our popular dinner cruises, Sunday though Friday during the months of July and August. This two hour Sunset Cruise will tour you around City Park, under the William R. Bennett Bridge, around the south side of the bridge with views of spectacular homes and vineyards, and back through the bridge for a picture perfect shot of the cityscape illuminated by the glow of Kelowna’s lights**.

A Sunset Cruise on the Lake Lounge or The Boardroom is a great change to the standard date night for locals, or an entertainment must-do for out-of-town tourists!

Meal Information

Kelowna Cruises offers an exceptional buffet dinner with your choice our feature entrées and gourmet sides. Dinner can be ordered until 15 minutes prior to the end of the cruise and vary in price between $22 and $28. Public Dinner Cruises sail Daily. 5:30 – 7:30pm (*Check dates at time of booking)

  • Entrées

    • Wild BC In Season Salmon
    • BBQ Chicken
    • Alberta Sirloin Steak
  • Sides

    • Caesar Salad
    • Pasta Salad
    • Roasted Potatoes
    • Fresh Buns

Times & Fares

  • Sailing Times
    5:30pm – 7:30pm

  • Cruise (Meal Extra)
    Adult (13+): $85.00/ea
    Kids (7-12): $40.00/ea
    Kids (6 & under): $12.00/ea

  • Meals
    Adult (13+): $23.00-$32.00/ea
    Kids (7-12): Options available
    Kids Menu (6 & under): $15.00/ea

Entertainment

  • Sunday
    Mick Cretney
    (Do you like Jack Johnson? You’ll like Mick!)
  • Monday to Thursday
    Jon Bos

Reservations are recommended, call 778.753.5888

Fine Print
  • All Sales are Final. Please check Peek Protect in our reservation system to protect your purchase.
  • Any cruise may be cancelled at any time due to lack of demand and / or poor weather (i.e. heavy wind)
  • Exact route may vary depending on weather/winds.

Explore Our Vessels

Kelowna Cruises is home to two event cruise and tour boats, The Boardroom and The Lake Lounge on Okanagan. These vessels are the only Transport Canada and Kelowna Fire Department fully inspected passenger boats on Okanagan Lake. Come check out our boats and enjoy the beauty of the Okanagan Valley from the water.

The Lake Lounge on Okanagan

  • Built: 2005
  • Originally Named: The Iristani Princess, The Okanagan Princess

  • Dimensions: 75′ x 16′

  • Gross Tonnes: 59.5

  • Capacity: 71 + 4 crew

  • Heads (washrooms): 3

  • Fully licensed, upper deck bar

  • Lower deck enclosed seating: Approx 30

  • 4.3 litre Mercruiser Motor

  • 10” bow thruster

  • Max speed – Slower

  • 16 Kw Westerbeke Generator

  • Three fire pumps

The Boardroom

  • Built: 2000

  • Dimensions: 75′ x 16′

  • Gross Tonnes: 59.8

  • Capacity: 86 + 4 crew

  • Heads (washrooms): 2

  • Fully licensed, upper deck bar

  • Lower deck enclosed seating: Approx 48

  • 4.3 litre Mercruiser Motor

  • Dual 8” bow thrusters

  • Max speed – Slow

  • 12 Kw Westerbeke Generator

  • Two fire pumps

Don’t Just Take Our Word For It…

See What People Are Saying!

Awesome experience! The captain and owner was very personable and made it a very relaxing experience. Boat was clean and well kept up. Dinner was awesome, was impressed that they made it fresh right on the boat. Live music was great and not too loud which we appreciated. Would highly recommend.

Travis Neels Avatar Travis Neels

Went on an afternoon cruise with my mother and visiting aunt. It was fabulous! We were treated so well and the cruise was great! Shout out to Mallory at the bar, she was fun and entertaining. Would highly recommend this. Will be back for a Sunday dinner cruise!

Mitch Pay Avatar Mitch Pay

My wife and I enjoyed the cruise around Okanagan Lake. The weather was perfect and the water was relaxing. We were expecting some narration about the history of the lake and the Kelowna area. Only twice did someone come over the intercom, once was to give some information about the park and bridge and the other time was about last year's fire on the west side. That was disappointing. I would recommend this cruise tour to relax on the water for an hour and a half.

Jon Sandy Avatar Jon Sandy