Naramata is a village at the end of the road – or almost.
The main route in and out is Naramata Road, which connects with the city of Penticton, 16km/10mi south. Cyclists riding the Trans Canada Trail can also reach Naramata across the highlands from the east.
Car Travel
While the village of Naramata is compact and very pedestrian friendly, many of the outdoor recreational and cultural activities that draw visitors require car or bicycle travel.
Naramata offers no car rentals, but they are readily available in downtown Penticton and at the Penticton Regional Airport. Winter tires or chains are strongly recommended on mountain roads from October through April. Road conditions at higher elevations can be treacherous even when excellent in the valley. Four-wheel or all-wheel-drive vehicles are best suited for rugged backcountry travel.
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Public Transportation
While Naramata has no public transit of its own, the Penticton Transit System provides a fully accessible bus service between the village and Penticton. Buses run daily on varying schedules.
Bus and Rail Travel
Naramata is not served by Greyhound Canada and there is no passenger rail service.
Air Travel
Penticton Regional Airport 23km/14mi south, offers daily flights to and from Vancouver on Air Canada Jazz. Helicopter and fixed wing airplane charters are also available.
Maps
The Penticton & Wine Country Visitor Centre distributes a detailed map of Naramata and surrounding area with listings of wineries, accommodations, dining, artists and artisans, farms and orchards, services, festivals and events.
Additional maps are contained in the Discover Naramata Visitor's Guide. Both of these publications are widely available at retail and service outlets in Naramata.
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