Project Description

Welcome Aboard

Thinking about renting a boat out of Kelowna? Try one of our 1.5 hour Okanagan Lake afternoon cruises and let our experienced crew show you the lake in style. Kelowna Cruises offers daily lunch and afternoon cruises through the months of July and August. All cruises leave from 230 Queensway Ave downtown Kelowna, close to City Park and the Kelowna Yacht Club.

Times & Fares

  • Sailing Times
    12:30pm – 2:00pm
    3:00pm – 4:30pm

  • Price
    Adult (13+): $55.00/ea
    Kids (7-12): $25.00/ea
    Kids (6 & under): $12.00/ea

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 and excellent staff

Buck LaRoche Avatar Buck LaRoche

Really good cruise, except there is not enough seating below for supper guests. There was a large group many of whom didn’t eat that went directly down below and stayed there throughout. The captain stated seating was a free for all. I would suggest that with a meal ticket that indoor seating should be provided, or at least during meal time that non eating guests be asked to vacate their seats in favour of those that are eating. Our cruise was quite windy, the staff were fantastic. The food was ok, nothing too special. While my steak was undercooked, the salmon and chicken were excellent. We really enjoyed our cruise, it didn’t go a great distance, but was nonetheless quite scenic. What we were really disturbed with was the indemnity waiver that was online. We did not sign it and would not, but no one checked so all good.

D. Chippy Avatar D. Chippy

A group of us went on the 3:00pm cruise on Saturday, June 15th. Two us had pre-ordered bottles of wine (one white and one red). Four of us split the white wine and after a while, I went to the bar and asked the tender if we could have the second bottle. She asked me if I could collect the four glasses from the previous bottle so I brought them to her. I looked away and when I looked back, she was pouring the red wine into the same glasses as the white wine, without so much as a quick rinse! Who does that? I had no idea whose glass was whose so we had to take our chances. How tacky and unhygienic, let alone the fact that the wine cost $50.00 per bottle! I suggest that you train your staff properly on the importance of hygiene and appropriate professionalism, Captain Mike Reddecliff. You certainly have room for improvement. To everyone else, I’m quite positive that there are better ways to spend almost $200.00 for two people while in Kelowna.

Karim Keshavjee Avatar Karim Keshavjee