Osoyoos is in the south central interior of British Columbia, approximately 400 Km east of Vancouver at the junction of Highways 97 and 3 near the border of Washington State. Most travelers will arrive by automobile and try to schedule their holidays to coincide with the Spring and Fall Wine Festivals. Osoyoos is also a popular summer holiday destination and has gained an enviable reputation as the community of choice for retirees who wish to escape harsher Canadian winters. All in all, it's a true "lifestyle community," where people go to enjoy the good life.
By plane
There is a small airport in Osoyoos, the ICAO name of which is CBB9, with a single paved 2,800 foot long runway running 12/30.
The closest major airport is in Kelowna BC 150km to the north car rental avalible Vancouver, 400 km to the west-southwest. There is also a regional airport in Penticton, which serves domestic flights; Canada Customs services are available upon request.
By car
Take Highway 97 south from Kelowna and Penticton.
Highway 97 also heads north from Omak and Oroville, both in Washington.
Highway 3 Crowsnest travels from Hope and Vancouver further along on highway 1 in the west, and from Nelson and Castlegar from the east in the Kootenays.
By bus
Greyhound operates coach service with connections from all other British Columbia cities. The local depot is at +1 250 493-4101.