Plan your own BC wine tour
Pick the wineries you want to visit, see them mapped as a route, and export it to Google Maps or as a GPX file — then explore at your own pace.
Ways to Tour
Pick a starting point
However you like to explore wine country, start by building a route that fits.
Half-Day Tasting
3–4 wineries
A relaxed afternoon sampler — map a compact loop of nearby tasting rooms.
Build a tourFull-Day Journey
5–6 wineries
Explore a whole region door to door, and pencil in a vineyard lunch along the way.
Build a tourMulti-Day Escape
2–4 days
String together several regions across a weekend, at whatever pace suits you.
Build a tourPrivate & Group
Your crew
Planning for a group or a special occasion? Build the route, then bring your own transport — or hire a local operator.
Build a tourFor Inspiration
Sample routes
A few ideas to get you started — open one and make it your own.
Naramata Bench Half-Day
Okanagan Valley
Four Naramata Bench wineries in a relaxed afternoon, with Okanagan Lake in view most of the way.
See this tour ideaSouth Okanagan Full-Day
Okanagan Valley
Golden Mile, Black Sage and Osoyoos — the South Okanagan's best-known benches, end to end.
See this tour ideaCowichan Valley Island Escape
Vancouver Island
Cool-climate whites, Pinot and farm-gate food in Vancouver Island's warmest valley.
See this tour ideaFraser Valley Day Trip from Vancouver
Fraser Valley
Langley and Abbotsford tasting rooms — the closest wine country to Vancouver.
See this tour ideaHow It Works
Three steps to your route
Pick your wineries
Browse the map or directory and add the wineries you want to visit.
See your route
Your picks are plotted in order on a map so you can fine-tune the order.
Export & go
Open it in Google Maps or download a GPX file, then explore at your own pace.
Run wine tours in BC?
List your guided tours, private tastings or driver service and get in front of travellers planning their trip to BC wine country.