Napa and Sonoma Valley Wine Tour from San Francisco
San Francisco, California
Trip Type: Wine Tasting & Winery Tours
Duration: 6 hours
For the best guided private Napa and Sonoma Valley Wine tour and the greatest travel experience, join this customizable tour. Enjoy wines and hospitality from America’s premier wine region. Where mountain touches the sky, pleasure stirs healing and discovery inspires the ultimate getaway. Napa and Sonoma Valley are simply unforgettable, and just 45 miles north of San Francisco.
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For the best guided private Napa and Sonoma Valley Wine tour and the greatest travel experience, join this customizable tour. Enjoy wines and hospitality from America’s premier wine region. Where mountain touches the sky, pleasure stirs healing and discovery inspires the ultimate getaway. Napa and Sonoma Valley are simply unforgettable, and just 45 miles north of San Francisco.The Napa and Sonoma wine country is an intricate patchwork of appellations that span across three counties showcasing 400 wineries with distinctive contemporary and historical architectural styles, breathtaking panoramas, world-class restaurants, and gourmet food stores. The Mediterranean climate in this region provides exceptional growing conditions for several grape varieties, olive oil, lavender and numerous exotic herbs featured in our wonderful restaurants. There are several resorts as well, spas, horseback riding and hiking trails and tourist attractions, all within easy access.
On this tour, you will be able to design your route with guide and see the luscious vineyards and and taste the famous wines.
Napa Valley
Napa Valley is one of the leading travel destinations in the world. Breathtaking views flourish at every turn, charming hills planted with vineyards, and wineries – from large, world-famous to small, intimate, family-run wineries – where the person behind the counter is often the winemaker. Whether you are wine tasting, dining at renowned restaurants, pampering yourself with a mud bath in Calistoga, or just enjoying your stay, Napa Valley is your spot of heaven on earth.
Sonoma Valley
The historical town of Sonoma is the birthplace of California. Sonoma Plaza was designed by General Mariano Vallejo when this was Mexico. The last of the 21 California Missions (Mission de Solano) from 1823, the Bear Flag Revolt Memorial from June 14, 1846, Swiss hotel from 1909, Vallejo’s Military Barracks plus other historical sites are all on this plaza.
Some of the architectural styles include Neo-classic, Gothic, Bordeaux, Greco-Roman and seventeenth-century-style Cape Dutch. In the region, there are also some establishments that are housed in magnificent structures worth a visit for even people who do not drink wine.
There are also various boutique shops, lavender shops, spas, specialty wine and cheese shops, jewelry stores, gourmet food stores and restaurants, olive oil stores, kitchenware stores plus art studios and galleries.
Primary grape varietals include:
Cabernet Sauvignon, Cabernet Franc, Merlot, Zinfandel, Malbec, Chardonnay, Pinot Noir, Sauvignon Blanc, Syrah, Trampanillo, Muscat, Sangiovese, and late harvest wines.
On this tour, you will be able to design your route with guide and see the luscious vineyards and and taste the famous wines.
Napa Valley
Napa Valley is one of the leading travel destinations in the world. Breathtaking views flourish at every turn, charming hills planted with vineyards, and wineries – from large, world-famous to small, intimate, family-run wineries – where the person behind the counter is often the winemaker. Whether you are wine tasting, dining at renowned restaurants, pampering yourself with a mud bath in Calistoga, or just enjoying your stay, Napa Valley is your spot of heaven on earth.
Sonoma Valley
The historical town of Sonoma is the birthplace of California. Sonoma Plaza was designed by General Mariano Vallejo when this was Mexico. The last of the 21 California Missions (Mission de Solano) from 1823, the Bear Flag Revolt Memorial from June 14, 1846, Swiss hotel from 1909, Vallejo’s Military Barracks plus other historical sites are all on this plaza.
Some of the architectural styles include Neo-classic, Gothic, Bordeaux, Greco-Roman and seventeenth-century-style Cape Dutch. In the region, there are also some establishments that are housed in magnificent structures worth a visit for even people who do not drink wine.
There are also various boutique shops, lavender shops, spas, specialty wine and cheese shops, jewelry stores, gourmet food stores and restaurants, olive oil stores, kitchenware stores plus art studios and galleries.
Primary grape varietals include:
Cabernet Sauvignon, Cabernet Franc, Merlot, Zinfandel, Malbec, Chardonnay, Pinot Noir, Sauvignon Blanc, Syrah, Trampanillo, Muscat, Sangiovese, and late harvest wines.
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