Private Wine Tour Valle de Guadalupe: Choose Your Own Wineries

Craft your own wine journey with private rides and handpicked vineyard stops

A private wine tour in Valle de Guadalupe where you choose which wineries, restaurants and activities to visit, with a guide who knows the region and handles all the logistics. The vehicle is yours alone, the itinerary is yours to shape, and a live guide in English or Spanish tailors the day to what you actually want to taste and see. Wine tastings and food are not included in the price.

Step-by-step itinerary

Private wine tour in Valle de Guadalupe

• Visit organic winery with terrace view
• Explore vegetable garden and small farm
• Taste Mexican wines at vineyard
• Lunch at Finca Altozano
• Visit Italian winery with red wines
• Visit hippest winery in Mexico

The Experience

What separates this from a fixed itinerary is the freedom to steer it. You arrive with preferences — organic wineries, red wines, a specific restaurant — and the guide builds the day around them instead of around a preset route. If you're not sure where to start, the guide offers recommendations based on your tastes, then books the stops and times so you don't have to. The vehicle stays private throughout, so there's no waiting for other groups or adjusting the pace to strangers.

The tour runs eight to ten hours and covers multiple stops across Valle de Guadalupe. One winery sits on a terrace overlooking the vineyards with a vegetable garden and small farm you can walk through; another is an Italian operation known for red wines; a third is described as the region's hippest spot. Lunch happens at Finca Altozano. Between stops, you're in an air-conditioned vehicle with bottled water, and the guide handles navigation and reservation timing so the day holds together without gaps.

The guide speaks English or Spanish and is included in the price. Hotel pickup is arranged before you book. Wine tastings and food purchases are separate — you pay at each stop for what you taste and eat — so the cost stays transparent and you're not locked into a menu someone else chose.

What’s included

• Private transportation in an air-conditioned vehicle.
• bottled water.
• a live guide in English or Spanish.
• hotel pickup.
• all route planning and winery reservations handled by the guide.

Good to know

Easy physical levelWheelchair accessibleAccessible transportStroller friendlyPets welcomePublic transport nearby

Operated by Ansell Wine Tours

Is this one for you?The day is built around your pace and your choices, which works best if you know what wines or regions interest you — or if you're ready to lean on the guide's recommendations and let them shape the stops. The eight- to ten-hour commitment means a full day in the wineries, not a quick tasting run.

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Top questions

Can I pick which wineries we visit on the private wine tour?

Yes. You choose the wineries, restaurants and activities that appeal to you, and the guide builds the itinerary around your preferences. If you're unsure where to start, the guide offers tailored recommendations based on your tastes, then handles all the bookings and timing.

What's included in the price of the private wine tour?

Private transportation in an air-conditioned vehicle, bottled water, a live guide in English or Spanish, and hotel pickup are included. Wine tastings and food are not included — you pay separately at each stop for what you taste and eat.

How long does the private wine tour last?

The tour runs eight to ten hours, covering multiple wineries and a lunch stop at Finca Altozano across Valle de Guadalupe.

Is the vehicle shared with other groups?

No. The vehicle is entirely private — it's yours alone for the day, so you set the pace and the guide focuses only on your group.

What can I see and do at the wineries on this tour?

One winery is an organic operation where you can taste wine on a terrace overlooking the vineyards, walk through a vegetable garden and see a small farm with animals. Another is an Italian winery known for red wines. A third is noted as the region's hippest spot. The exact stops depend on what appeals to you.