Visitors to Naramata now have the option of exploring the community through a series of twelve GPS-guided audio tours, providing information on a variety of key regional features.
Listeners will learn about everything from agriculture and gardens, notable local residents, and wildlife, through the project launched by non-profit organization Discover Naramata.
“GPS-guided audio tours are like podcasts: they tell a story and lead visitors through the region,” said Cynthia Enns, Discover Naramata’s president, in a press release.
“From cycling on the Kettle Valley Railway, discovering Naramata village’s charming garden lanes, or understanding wine terroir when driving across the breathtaking Naramata Bench, our visitors now have a local guide wherever they go.”
The goal is to provide tourists with options that have a low impact on the local community, truly showcasing the slow pace of Naramata life.
