San Francisco · WINE TOURS
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This is the shortlist for wine tours: the 15 worth booking, each with its price, its rating, and the one thing to know before you commit.
Full-day coach tour from San Francisco to Napa and Sonoma with Golden Gate photo stops, boutique tastings, and Sonoma Plaza time.
“This is a great tour if you’re in San Francisco. We got to sample wines from 3 different wineries. Highly recommended.”
One day trip from San Francisco to Muir Woods, three Napa/Sonoma wineries with tastings, and a Golden Gate Bridge photo stop, with optional lunch.
“It was nice. We went to Muir Woods. Then we visited three vineyards from Sonoma to Napa Valley. In the middle of the trip we stopped at Sonoma for lunch. We stopped by the Golden gate bridge.”
Small-group Sonoma Valley wine day trip from San Francisco with Golden Gate views, tastings at three boutique wineries, and Sausalito bay scenery.
“Anthony has really good sense of humour. We really appreciate it his guidance during the trip. He made it fun. Thank you very much”
A San Francisco day trip that pairs Muir Woods redwoods, three Napa and Sonoma wine tastings, Sonoma Plaza lunch, and a Golden Gate photo stop.
“Wonderful day out with Randall as our guide. Very informative and knowledgeable about the wines and vineyards.”
Napa Valley small-group winery tour with hotel pickup, picnic lunch, and tastings at three boutique wineries. Small shuttle, relaxed pace.
“Absolutely a wonderful tour. The three wineries we visited were all top- notch. as an FYI,IF You bought a bottle of wine ,the tasting fee of $25 was waived at two of the three wineries. A really good lunch at one of the wineries..the Qand A sessions at all the wineries were fun and informative. Even beer lovers like this reviewer enjoyed the tastings immensely.”
Ride an open-air cable-car style trolley through Sonoma wine country with lunch and four tasting stops, plus history along the way.
“There was not a trolley. I was told an email had been sent but i didn’t get it. The first winery was beautiful, after that they went downhill and the last one was basically a bar. Our driver Paul was wonderful though”
Cable-car style trolley through Napa vineyards: 3–4 reserved winery stops, guided history, included vineyard lunch, pickup at Oxbow Market.
“It was nice because it was a small group. We didnt have the experience with the trolley but a van ,however it was still fun.judt people need to read about it first because the wine tasting is not included only lunch which was so good.”
Small-group Napa & Sonoma day trip from SF: Golden Gate photo stop, 2 winery tastings, and a flexible Sonoma Square lunch.
“Worth every penny. Wonderful experience!! Our tour guide Sully was exceptional. Incredibly knowledgeable, helpful, just the perfect guide! Been on viator tours in the past. This was the best! Thanks Sully!!”
A full-day coach wine tour from San Francisco to Napa and Sonoma with 3 winery tastings, a Golden Gate photo stop, and Sonoma lunch time.
“Exceptional. The pick up point was easy to find and coach was very prompt. Driver was friendly and communicated well with everyone onboard. He was very knowledgeable about the wine regions and the vineyards around the area. He allowed ample time at each stop and provided good advice for lunch stop. The coach itself was clean and well ventilated with the driver always making sure everyone was comfortable. He pointed out landmarks along the way and gave us time to take pictures and have restroom breaks. An excellent day. Would highly recommend this excursion.”
Full-day Napa and Sonoma wine tour from San Francisco with estate tastings at 3 wineries, scenic drives, and lunch in Downtown Sonoma Square.
“What I liked most is the stop at the Sutter Home Estates. I drink their wine and being able to see the actual place from which it is created was a dream come true to me. Every stop was great in its own unique experience, so no issue there. The only problem for me personally was the age of whom I was sharing this experience with. I was under the assumption that I would be on a wine tour trip with more seasoned adults, not kid adults. It would have been preferred to at least have this trip with adults, 30 and up. I feel that when purchasing tickets, the…”
A small-group Sonoma walking tour mixing cheese, olive oil, margaritas, and a wine tasting with real town history on the Plaza.
“We had a large group of about 10 or 11, and it was so much fun. Everybody really liked each other and we met a good, fun group of people that had the same interests as us. The guide Abby, was amazing and really went the extra to take pics of all of us and sent them out . All the food stops were amazing especially the cheese store. I would highly recommend!”
Half-day wine excursion from Fisherman’s Wharf with Golden Gate Bridge views, 2 estate tours, and 3–5 tastings each. $109
“So great! Both wineries were wonderful, bus was clean, and driver was great and informative! Very fun would recommend!”
Vintage VW ride to Sonoma wineries from SF. Golden Gate mimosa stop, small-group tastings, and a wine cave visit.
“The registration was easy! The day before I received a text from our tour guide Caio letting me know the pick-up time and place! Caio was an excellent driver and conversationalist, and we were very comfortable with him. The first stop at the GGB for mimosa and a photo op was a perfect way to start the trip. All three stops were great as well. I really appreciated that we were never in the van for too long- always very manageable. I will definitely recommend to friends and use again the next time I am in SF!”
Cruise Sonoma wine country on easy electric trikes with stops at Vallejo’s home, a mission, wine, and Vella Cheese. 3 hours.
“Great experience with lots of history of Sonoma told. Fun to ride the electric trikes to see great views of the Sonoma area. Last stop at Three Fat Guys for wine tasting was cool.”
Ride an open-air cable car replica through northern Napa, visit Castello di Amorosa plus two wineries, and enjoy lunch included.
“The experience would have been better and more enjoyable in an actual trolly. Our driver, Greg, showed up on a small transport van and could not give a straight answer as to why we were not driving in a trolly. He said “the ac and music will make it worth it”. It did not! It was cramped, hot, and we could barely hear anything that was said. The only good thing was the wineries, which Greg said we would be paying about $45 per person for each. That was also a lie, it will be about $60 per person and you have to pay! So you are spending $$$ just…”
