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Napa Valley: Small Group Winery Tour & Picnic LunchYou're picked up from your Napa hotel and driven to three backroads wineries with a local guide who shares wine and local history along the way. Lunch is a picnic at one of the wineries, included with the tour. Small groups (8-12 on the shuttle, max 4 per booking) mean the pace stays relaxed and the conversation stays real. Hotel drop-off ends the day where it started.Is it for me?Book this if you want to taste wine in a relaxed setting without the tourist-circuit feel, and you'd rather have someone else drive while you focus on the wineries and the conversation—the small group size is what keeps the day from turning into a performance.
Sonoma Wine Trolley Tour: Open-air San Francisco cable carYou board a vintage trolley at 10:00 and spend the next six and a half hours rolling through Sonoma Valley, stopping at four wineries for tastings (fees separate, around $30–$40 each), visiting historic landmarks, and eating lunch at one scenic stop. Your guide handles the route and timing; you handle the tasting fees and deciding which wines to buy. The trolley returns you by 4:30.Is it for me?A good fit if you want to taste multiple Sonoma wineries without driving yourself or arranging separate transportation between stops. Expect to be on an open-air trolley for six and a half hours—that's what lets you visit four wineries, eat lunch, and see the valley without the logistics.
Napa Valley: Wine Trolley Tour with Tastings & Local LunchYou’ll ride an open-air vintage trolley through Napa Valley with a small group, stopping for tastings at three or four different wineries (the lineup changes). A local lunch is included along the way. With stories from your guide and plenty of vineyard views, you’ll probably leave wishing you could do it all over again.
Sonoma Walking Food & Wine Tour: Progressive LunchA 3-hour walking food and wine tour through Sonoma Plaza that combines progressive tastings from local restaurants and artisan producers with the town's history and architecture. The guide leads groups under a dozen people on a 1.25-mile route, stopping at cheese makers, olive oil producers, a historic chocolate shop, and a local tasting room. All food, one wine tasting, one cocktail, and guide services are included in the price.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want to eat and drink your way through Sonoma without building the itinerary yourself—the guide handles the stops, the timing, and the stories, so you just show up and taste.
Sonoma Wine Country Electric Trike Tour: 3 HoursA 3-hour guided electric trike tour of Sonoma wine country where you ride your own vehicle through vineyards, historic sites and local wineries. The tour includes a certified guide, snacks, and stops at General Vallejo Home, Mission San Francisco Solano, a winery for optional tastings, and a historic cheese factory. Children 5 and up can ride as passengers; you must be 18 or older to drive. Two-person minimum per booking; tours require 4 people and may be canceled if that threshold isn't met.Is it for me?Book the daytime tour if you want to walk inside the historic sites and the mission; choose the Sunset Tour if you prefer riding through wine country in late-day light and don't need interior access to the buildings, since those close after hours and you'll experience them from outside with your guide's narration instead.
Sonoma Hot Air Balloon Flight: Award-Winning Wine Country ViewsA hot air balloon flight over Sonoma and Napa wine country, launching at dawn from an airport to catch unobstructed views of the Mayacamas Mountains, vineyards, and San Francisco skyline. The flight lasts about an hour, drifting with the winds; you'll return to the airport for a champagne toast and stories from your pilot. Pre-flight snacks, coffee, and champagne are included, with no hidden fees.Is it for me?You're airborne before sunrise, when the valley is still quiet—giving you unobstructed views across Sonoma and Napa's full expanse before other balloons launch.
Napa & Sonoma: Private SUV Wine Tour with Local DriverYou’ll ride in a private SUV with a local driver through Napa or Sonoma Valley—no need to worry about driving after tastings. Expect world-class wines, stories from locals, a relaxed picnic lunch among vineyards, and time to soak up California’s light and quiet moments between stops.
Napa & Sonoma: Private 6hr Wine Tour in Mercedes SprinterYou’ll ride through Napa or Sonoma Valley in a private Mercedes Sprinter with your own guide, stopping at family-owned wineries for tastings and stories from locals. Enjoy a picnic lunch or choose your favorite restaurant before exploring unique spots like a castle winery. Expect relaxed moments, laughter, and plenty of valley scenery along the way.
Sonoma Valley Small Group Winery Tour: Three Tastings with LunchA full-day small-group wine tour of Sonoma Valley with hotel pickup, three winery visits, and a picnic lunch served at one of them. Your guide shares local history and winemaking knowledge in an approachable, light-hearted style suited to curious drinkers rather than experts. Groups stay under twelve guests, and the tour returns you to where you started.Is it for me?If you're staying in Sonoma and have a full day free, this tour handles the route, the stops and the lunch so you can focus on tasting and talking with the people around you instead of navigating between wineries or figuring out where to eat.
Sonoma Valley: E-Bike Wine Tour, Picnic Lunch & Cheese TastingYou’ll join a small group for a full-day Sonoma Valley pedal assist bike tour with two winery tastings, a picnic lunch under the oaks, and a behind-the-scenes visit to Vella Cheese Factory. Expect friendly guides, easy cycling between stops, and moments that stick with you long after you’re back home.
Sonoma County Wine Segway Tour: Oldest California wineriesA Segway tour of Sonoma County wine country that takes you to the oldest wineries in California on quiet country roads and paths. The tour includes one-on-one Segway training before you start, a local guide, lunch, water and helmet; it runs 3.5 hours and requires a minimum age of 21. Tasting fees are separate.Is it for me?The guide speaks English and stays with you the whole ride, so you follow the commentary and the route without managing a map or a group schedule. Book this if you want to move through wine country under your own power instead of sitting in a van.
Sonoma County Wine Tasting Tour: 3 Wineries & CharcuterieYou get picked up from your hotel, visit three small-production Sonoma County wineries with unhurried tastings, eat a custom charcuterie lunch at the second stop, and return by late afternoon. The guide handles the route and timing; you handle the tasting fees at each winery.Is it for me?Book this if you want to taste real Sonoma County wines at a pace that lets you absorb them, without arranging your own transport or timing three separate stops — the small group size and fixed itinerary handle both.
Napa & Sonoma: Private Wine Tour with Custom ItineraryYou customize the wineries and wine types before departure, then spend 6 to 8 hours tasting across Napa and Sonoma with a private driver and hotel pickup included. No fixed route means you skip the crowded standard stops and spend your time at the places that actually matter to you. Tastings are at your own cost, but the itinerary planning and transportation are handled.Is it for me?Book this if you want to skip the standard wine tour route and spend your time at wineries that match your actual tastes — the customization is what makes a 6-hour day feel unhurried instead of rushed.
Napa & Sonoma: 6-Hour Private Limo Wine TourYou get picked up at your hotel, spend six hours in a private limousine with a professional driver who knows the Napa or Sonoma wineries, and return to your hotel at the end. The driver customizes your stops based on what you want to taste and experience. Wine tasting fees are separate and paid at each winery. No driving, no route planning, no decisions except which wines to try.Is it for me?Right for travelers staying in Napa or Sonoma who want to taste without driving, since the limousine and chauffeur handle the route and logistics. Plan for six hours total, which typically covers three wineries—enough time to taste and learn without rushing, but not a full-day immersion.
Private Wine Tour of Napa and Sonoma from San FranciscoA private wine tour from San Francisco for up to eight people, with a chauffeur-guide driving you through Sonoma and Napa Valley for five hours of tastings at wineries you select or the guide recommends. Door-to-door pickup and drop-off from your San Francisco hotel or residence is included; the itinerary is fully customizable, and the guide speaks English and Spanish. Tasting fees and lunch are at your own expense; call upon booking to arrange your winery preferences.Is it for me?Book this tour for a free afternoon or a day early in your trip when you want to taste without driving or planning stops — the guide handles the route and the timing, so your group can focus on the wines and the conversation.
Safari West Sonoma: Giraffes, Zebras & Open-Air Jeep TourSafari West is a three-hour guided wildlife tour through a 400-acre preserve near Santa Rosa where you ride an open-air Jeep past herds of African animals, then walk through habitats to see cheetahs, lemurs and birds up close. The preserve sits about 20 minutes north of downtown Santa Rosa and welcomes children from age 4. Every ticket supports the care of over 900 animals and Safari West's conservation work.Is it for me?Book this if you're comfortable with open-air Jeep travel over rough terrain and moderate walking—the guide navigates while you focus on spotting wildlife across multiple habitats.
Napa & Sonoma: Private Wine Tour with Local Expert & 3 WineriesYou get three winery tastings, lunch, and a private vehicle with a guide who actually works in wine country — no tourist circuit, no strangers in your group, no fixed script. The day is built around what you like to drink and how you want to spend your time. Pickup and water are included, and the concierge can help with anything else you need before or after.Is it for me?A good fit if you want to taste real wine country without the tourist circuit and don't want to worry about driving or navigation. The guide's industry background means you're getting access and insight most visitors don't find, and the private vehicle keeps the day relaxed and focused on what you actually want to taste.
Napa Valley: E-Bike Winery Tour & Bouchon Bakery LunchYou’ll cycle Napa Valley’s vineyard roads on an electric bike with a local guide, visiting two wineries for tastings and stories straight from passionate hosts. Enjoy a picnic lunch from Bouchon Bakery under the trees, soak up vineyard views, and share laughs with fellow travelers along the way. It’s an easygoing day full of small surprises — you might even forget you’re exercising.
Napa River: History Kayak Tour & Local SecretsYou paddle a single kayak down the Napa River for 1.5 to 2 hours with a guide who shares local history most tourists miss—from the valley's founding to Elvis sightings. The tour includes your kayak, lifejacket, paddle, and guide, launching from downtown Napa. No kayaking experience needed, though you should be comfortable on the water for the duration.Is it for me?Book this if you want Napa's history without the wine-tasting crowds and prefer to learn from the water itself—the slow pace and small group size are what make the stories stick.
Napa Valley: Half-Day E-Bike Winery Tour & Yountville FinishYou’ll ride an electric bike through Napa Valley’s vineyards with a small group and local guide, stopping at a family-owned winery for tastings and stories. Enjoy easy pedaling, fresh air, and time to explore Yountville after your tour ends—plus insider tips from your guide if you want to keep riding. The feel of sun and vines stays with you.
