Top pickNapa Valley Guided Wine Tour with Picnic Lunch
Three boutique wineries picked by the guide, a picnic at one of them, pickup from Napa to Calistoga. Starts inside the valley.
Where you taste: 3 small wineries on the valley floor
Nine tours, sorted by where they start: inside the valley, from San Francisco, or something different. Each one has its own page with the wineries, the fees, the day and what guests say.
Tours that begin in Napa or Yountville and taste along the valley floor.
Top pickThree boutique wineries picked by the guide, a picnic at one of them, pickup from Napa to Calistoga. Starts inside the valley.
Where you taste: 3 small wineries on the valley floor
Open-air trolleyAn open-air cable car from Oxbow Public Market to three Napa wineries, lunch at one. Fun first, valley floor tasting.
Where you taste: 3 wineries, north Napa to Rutherford
By e-bikePedal-assist e-bikes from Yountville, one or two wineries booked for you, Bouchon Bakery lunch on the full day.
Where you taste: 1 or 2 wineries near Yountville
Pickup in the city, three tastings, back by evening. Most taste in Carneros and Sonoma.
Classic day tripA coach day from SF with three tastings paid for and lunch time on Sonoma Plaza. Wineries sit in Carneros and Sonoma.
Where you taste: Carneros and Sonoma Valley
Max 12 guestsTwelve guests at most from SF: Jacuzzi and Artesa tastings included, two hours on Sonoma Plaza, Bay photo stops.
Where you taste: Sonoma (Jacuzzi) and Napa Carneros (Artesa)
Budget pickThe lowest-priced day from SF: three wineries, all tasting fees paid, lunch time in Sonoma. Mostly Carneros.
Where you taste: Carneros, Sonoma, maybe St. Helena
Private carYour own car and driver-guide from SF for up to four. You choose 2 or 3 wineries in Napa or Sonoma. Fees on you.
Where you taste: 2 or 3 wineries you choose
A long lunch on a vintage train, or redwoods and wine in one day.
On the railsA three-course meal on vintage rail cars, Napa to St. Helena and back. Lovely lunch, but no winery stop on this one.
Where you taste: None, no winery stop
Cross-sellOne long day from SF: an hour in Muir Woods (entry paid), then three tastings in Napa and Sonoma. Tips included.
Where you taste: 1 Napa winery, 2 in Sonoma Valley