Sedona Vortex to Vineyards Tour: Mimosas, Energy & Wine
The vortex location changes each tour to match the day's energy.
Vortex to Vineyards is a guided tour in Sedona that starts with prickly pear mimosas, takes you to a vortex site for spiritual connection, then visits two vineyards for wine tasting, charcuterie and chocolate truffles. The tour runs three to four hours with private transportation and a live English-speaking guide. Wine tastings at each vineyard cost around $13–$16 extra. Minimum age is 21.
Step-by-step itinerary
Sedona vortex and vineyard tour
- Start with prickly pear mimosas
- Experience Sedona vortex energy
- Visit oldest vineyard in Page Springs
- Enjoy picnic with wine and truffles
- Stop at private art gallery with wine
- Visit Chris Robinson's private ranch
- View exclusive art and enjoy wine and cheese
The experience
The day opens with prickly pear mimosas before you head to Sedona's vortex sites. Unlike a standard sightseeing stop, you're there to connect with the spiritual energy the location is known for: the guide walks you through what that means and how to experience it. The vortex location shifts depending on conditions and what will work best for the group that day, so no two tours follow the same path through the red rocks.
After the vortex, you move to two vineyards, starting with Page Springs, the oldest vineyard in the area. Here you sit down to a spread of four cheeses, cured meats, nuts, honey, fresh bread, olive oil and chocolate truffles, paired with wine. On the VIP option, you also visit a private art gallery run by Chris Robinson (the actor from General Hospital), where you taste wines selected by the artist himself. Some tours include a stop at his ranch to see his exclusive art collection, peacocks, fruit trees and the river: all with wine and cheese. The charcuterie board and truffles come with every tour. Wine tastings run about $13–$16 per vineyard if you choose to add them.
Private transportation is included, and the guide handles the route so you don't navigate between stops. Bottled water and snacks travel with you. The tour welcomes dogs if you want to bring a pet, and it's wheelchair accessible. You'll need to be at least 21 to book.
What’s included
- Private transportation between stops.
- prickly pear mimosas to start.
- bottled water and snacks throughout.
- a charcuterie board with four cheeses, cured meats, nuts, honey, fresh bread and olive oil.
- chocolate truffles.
- a live English-speaking guide for three to four hours.
Options for this experience
3 optionsInformation
Lasts 3h–4h, runs every day at 11:30 and 15:00, from US$ 199 per person, with a live guide in English, in groups of up to 12 and with free cancellation up to 24 h before.
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Operated by Dvine Detours
Is this one for you?Book the standard Vortex to Vineyard if you want the core experience (vortex, two vineyards and charcuterie) without the art gallery add-on. Choose the Extra Vineyard option if you'd rather visit three wine stops instead of the vortex. Pick the version with pickup included if you're staying in Sedona and don't want to meet the group at a trailhead.
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Top questions
What happens if it rains?
It may be canceled due to bad weather. If that happens, you're offered another date or a refund. Free cancellation up to 24 h before the start.
What exactly happens at the vortex site on this Sedona tour?
The vortex is a spiritual energy location where the guide helps you connect with Sedona's landscape and harness the energy for personal reflection. The specific vortex site changes each tour based on conditions and group needs, so you experience one of Sedona's most powerful spots in a way that fits the day.
Which vineyards do you visit on the Vortex to Vineyards tour?
The tour includes Page Springs, the oldest vineyard in the area, where you enjoy charcuterie, wine and chocolate truffles by the creek. The second vineyard may vary depending on what's open and what the group prefers. On the VIP option, you also visit a private art gallery paired with wine selected by the artist.
Is wine tasting included, or do I pay extra?
Wine tastings at each vineyard cost around $13–$16 per vineyard if you choose to add them. The charcuterie board, chocolate truffles and prickly pear mimosas at the start are included with every tour.
Do I need to arrange my own transportation to the vineyards?
No, private transportation is included with the tour. The guide drives between the vortex site and both vineyards, so you don't need to navigate or drive yourself.
Can I bring my dog on this tour?
Yes, the tour is dog-friendly. You're welcome to bring your pet along for the vortex and vineyard stops.
What's the age requirement for this Sedona tour?
You must be at least 21 years old to book. The tour includes alcohol from the start with prickly pear mimosas and wine tastings at the vineyards.
Sedona Vortex to Vineyards Tour: Mimosas, Energy & Wine
3h–4h · EN
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