canada

#1

maraudeR

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yo im going to kelowna, canada for spring break and i am clueless as to how much money i should bring

i will be there for 8 days and do not have to pay for a hotel

help

yo im going to kelowna, canada for spring break and i am clueless as to how much money i should bring

i will be there for 8 days and do not have to pay for a hotel

help

#2

penda

2 Frags – +

What are you going to do?
Why are you going?
Are you paying for meals?
What do you like to buy?

#3

Stanislav

7 Frags – +

pyxelizespring break

Uh, I don't know about you but it sure doesn't look or feel like spring right now....

https://weather.gc.ca/data/wxoimages/wocanmap0_e.jpg

Make sure you dress accordingly.

[quote=pyxelize]spring break[/quote]

Uh, I don't know about you but it sure doesn't look or feel like spring right now....

[img]https://weather.gc.ca/data/wxoimages/wocanmap0_e.jpg[/img]

Make sure you dress accordingly.

#4

maraudeR

0 Frags – +

pendaWhat are you going to do?
Why are you going?
Are you paying for meals?
What do you like to buy?

Mostly spend time with friends
To spend time with friends
Likely not all of them
I don't know

[quote=penda]What are you going to do?
Why are you going?
Are you paying for meals?
What do you like to buy?[/quote]

Mostly spend time with friends
To spend time with friends
Likely not all of them
I don't know

#5

Tino_

2 Frags – +

Used to live like a hour north of kelowna. When are you going to be there? Spring kinda suck tbh as there is not much to do unless you like to day hike when it is 5c or so. Summer you got the lakes, winter you got like 3 ski hills like a hour out and fall has amazing winery tours. As for funds, thr place is a tourist town, shit is going to cost a little more then usual so if you like to buy stuff I could see 150-200$ a day easily, but if you are just there with family or whatever 50-75 a day should be ok.