Private Valle de Guadalupe Wine Tour for Groups (10-19 People)

Summary

Group Wine Tasting Experience in Mexico’s Valle de Guadalupe

You’ll explore Valle de Guadalupe’s best wineries with friends or family in total comfort—think private van, flexible stops, and plenty of good wine and food along the way. Local guides make it easy to relax and soak up every moment.

What’s the experience like?

The morning air in Valle de Guadalupe always feels a bit cooler than you’d expect, especially if you’re coming from the city. We piled into a shiny Mercedes Sprinter—plenty of space, even with our bags and snacks—and set off with our local guide chatting about which wineries were best for groups like ours. The drive itself is half the fun; windows down, you catch that earthy vineyard smell mixed with something sweet from roadside fruit stands.

Our first stop was a family-run winery tucked behind rows of olive trees. You can choose to taste wines underground in their cellar—cool and dim, almost echoey—or outside where the sun warms your back and you get a full view of the vines stretching out. The tasting isn’t rushed. Our guide answered every question, even the silly ones about grape varieties. If you’re hungry, there’s always a cheese board on hand (the local goat cheese is worth trying). Prices start at $390 pesos, but honestly, splitting a bottle between friends felt just right.

Lunch came next at a spot locals actually go to—no touristy frills here. The place has been around for over ten years and serves Baja-Med dishes that surprised us: grilled octopus one minute, slow-cooked lamb the next. There’s always someone laughing at another table or kids running past with plates bigger than their heads.

The afternoon brought us to another winery perched on a gentle hill. The view here is different—wide open sky, scattered oaks, and sometimes you catch the faint sound of music from somewhere nearby. If they’re not too busy, you can peek into their production room and see how everything works behind the scenes. Sipping wine outside as the breeze picks up is something I won’t forget soon.

We wrapped up at a restaurant-bar overlooking more vineyards. Some of us ordered another round; others just sat back watching the sun dip low behind the hills. The drive back was quiet—everyone full and happy, passing around chips from the cooler while swapping photos and stories from the day.

Step-by-step itinerary

Day 1 — Valle de Guadalupe Wine Tour

• Winery #1 wine tasting
• Lunch at regional restaurant
• Winery #2 tasting and tour
• Restaurant/bar with vineyard view

Top questions

Can we swap out any of the wineries or restaurants?

Absolutely! Just let us know your preferences ahead of time and we’ll tailor the itinerary to fit your group’s tastes.

Is this tour suitable for kids or infants?

Yes, we welcome families! We have infant seats available and strollers are fine in most places.

How much does wine tasting cost?

Tastings start at $390 pesos per person, but you can also buy bottles to share if you prefer.

What kind of vehicle will we ride in?

You’ll travel in a 2021 Mercedes Benz Sprinter van—comfortable and roomy for up to 18 people. Luxury vans may be available for smaller groups.

What’s included

Your private group gets round-trip transportation in a modern van, snacks like chips, bottled water (still and sparkling), plus an ice-filled cooler for anything extra you bring along.