Private Wine Tour Sedona: Verde Valley tastings, no driving

Three wineries, one afternoon, zero navigation

A private wine tour from Sedona takes you through Verde Valley's award-winning wineries in a luxury SUV with a live guide, hotel pickup and drop-off included. You'll taste wines at three separate stops — Page Springs Cellars, Oak Creek Vineyards and Javelina Leap — with your first tasting paid for and bottled water and snacks provided throughout the four-hour route. The guide customizes the itinerary to your preferences, and you choose whether to add gourmet light fare at the wineries.

Step-by-step itinerary

Private wine tasting tour in Sedona

• Depart from Sedona accommodation
• Visit Page Springs Cellars and taste wines
• Visit Oak Creek Vineyards and Winery
• Visit Javelina Leap boutique winery

The Experience

The day starts at your Sedona accommodation, where the driver picks you up in an air-conditioned SUV. From there, you head into Verde Valley, a small historic region just minutes away that holds over 100 wine varieties across its vineyards. The route itself is the first thing you don't have to plan — the guide knows the roads, the timing and which wineries suit what you're looking for.

At Page Springs Cellars, you'll taste wines made to express the character of the land itself; the winemakers there focus on family and education alongside their craft. Oak Creek Vineyards follows, where the philosophy centers on wines bright enough for a warm Arizona day or substantial enough for a dinner table — they pour on the patio, and the experience of sharing the wine matters as much as the wine itself. Javelina Leap, a family-operated boutique winery in Page Springs, rounds out the stops with its award-winning portfolio. Your first tasting is covered by the tour; additional tastings and any gourmet light fare you want to add are yours to purchase. Bottled water and snacks keep you comfortable between stops.

The four-hour window gives you real time at each vineyard instead of a rushed circuit. Because it's private, the guide adjusts the route and the pace to what you actually want to taste and learn — if one winery captures your interest, you stay longer; if you want to skip ahead, that's the plan instead. You ride the whole way without navigating, which means you can focus on the wines and the Verde Valley landscape without the mental load of the drive.

What’s included

• Private transportation in a luxury SUV.
• hotel or Airbnb pickup and drop-off in the Sedona area.
• one wine tasting paid for at the wineries.
• bottled water and snacks throughout the tour.
• live guide in English.
• customized itinerary based on your preferences.

Good to know

Easy physical levelWheelchair accessibleAccessible transportStroller friendlyInfant seats availablePets welcomePublic transport nearby

Operated by First Class Charter Tours of Sedona

Is this one for you?Book this private tour if you want to taste across multiple Verde Valley wineries with your group's own guide who adjusts stops and timing to your interests, starting from your Sedona accommodation.

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Top questions

What's included in the wine tasting at each winery?

Your first tasting is paid for by the tour. Additional tastings at any of the three wineries — Page Springs Cellars, Oak Creek Vineyards and Javelina Leap — you purchase separately at each stop. Gourmet light fare is also available for purchase at the wineries if you want to pair it with your wines.

Can I bring children or infants on this tour?

Children are welcome from age one onward. Infants can ride in a pram or stroller, and specialized infant seats are available if you need one. Wine tasting itself is for adults 21 and older, so plan accordingly if you're bringing younger family members.

How does the customization work on a private tour?

The guide tailors the itinerary to your preferences before you start — which wineries you want to visit, how long you spend at each one, and the pace of the day all adjust to what you're interested in. Because it's private, the route is built around your group, not a fixed schedule.

What is Page Springs Cellars known for?

Page Springs Cellars creates wines that express the unique character of their landscape and emphasize family, education and living life fully. Their winemaking philosophy centers on taking responsibility for both the land they steward and the community they live in.

Is the tour accessible for people with mobility concerns?

The tour is wheelchair accessible. All areas and surfaces at the wineries are accessible, the vehicle is wheelchair accessible, and transportation options are available for people with mobility needs. The tour is suitable for all physical fitness levels.

What happens if I'm running late for pickup?

The guide picks you up and drops you off from your Sedona hotel or Airbnb. If you're concerned about timing, let the operator know your schedule when you book so they can coordinate the pickup window with your plans.