Wine country · WINE TOURS IN NAPA AND SONOMA
Tasting fees here are the real cost and the tours vary in how many they cover. The 4 below compare winery counts, whether the fees are included and how long the day out of San Francisco runs.
Spend about seven hours visiting three small Napa or Sonoma wineries with a guide such as Jason, Luis, Andy, or Courtney. Enjoy a winery picnic, live commentary, and relaxed shuttle transport. Tastings cost extra, and the daily wineries are selected by the guide.
“Great tour to three different wineries. Jason was a great tour guide and we were picked up right at our VRBO.”
Ride a replica San Francisco cable car from Sonoma Plaza to four wineries, with lunch and local history along the way. Guides such as Paul and Dennis add lively commentary, but tastings cost extra and the trolley may be replaced by a shuttle or bus.
“I booked this tour because I thought it would be a good introduction to Sonoma wine country. I was not disappointed. There were only 7 of us on the tour and they changed the trolley to a small bus a couple of days before. This worked out fRead more”
Ride from Oxbow Public Market through Napa Valley on an open-air trolley replica, stopping at three or four wineries for tastings at your own cost. Lunch is included, guides such as Paul, Omar, Richard, and Mel add local stories, and the tour lasts about six and a half hours.
“This was very informative and fun. This has to be one of my favorite tours I’ve done in years. I would recommend this trip to others.”
Spend six to seven hours visiting three Napa wineries selected by your guide, with hotel pickup, bottled water, a boxed lunch, and transport in a Mercedes Sprinter or coach. Guides such as Abe, Kevin, Nathan, and Tom are known for keeping the day social and informative, while tasting fees are paid separately.
“Abe was amazing and interactive the entire tour. He kept the atmosphere fun and knowledge filled. First timers at tasting and this was a great experience. He let us connect our own playlist as well. Don’t be shy! Book this tour!”
Cellar doors, tasting rooms and the long lunches in between.
