Napa and Sonoma Wine Country Full-Day Tour from San Francisco in San Francisco booking from $149.00

Napa and Sonoma Wine Country Full-Day Tour from San Francisco

Overview

Join us on a fun and relaxing Napa Valley Wine Tour with one of our luxury coaches. During our full-day tour from San Francisco, you will visit renowned Napa Valley and Sonoma Wineries for tasting, learn about winemaking techniques, and shop for wines and souvenirs in local shops. Taste the finest wines of Napa Valley, have lunch and shop in Napa or Sonoma Square Plaza, and enjoy the picturesque drive over the Golden Gate Bridge through fantastic Napa Wine Country on our wine country tour.

Napa and Sonoma are world-famous for their fine wine and beautiful scenery. Learn about wine from our expert guides as you travel north to California’s Premiere wine country. Then tour wineries and see how grapes are picked, crushed, blended, and bottled; walk through beautiful vineyards with your tour guide and then taste the finished product.

There will also be time for lunch at Historical Sonoma Square or Vintage 1870 in the heart of Napa.

City: San Francisco

Sun 20 Oct

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What's Included

Transport by air-conditioned motor-coach

Professional guide

Wine-tastings fees at 3 wineries

Choose from two departure locations in San Francisco: Fisherman's Wharf or Union Square

Winery and vineyard tours

Additional Info

Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
Service animals allowed
Public transportation options are available nearby
Infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap
Suitable for all physical fitness levels
Minimum age for wine tasting is 21 years.
Please note: Depending on the day of your tour, the order of the wineries you visit, as well as which wineries you visit could change depending on availability and other determining factors. Please see tour description as an example of a typical itinerary, your wine tour will include a visit to 3 of the following wineries: BR-Cohn, Roche, Madonna Estate, Ru-Vango or Muscardini
Face masks required for travellers in public areas
Face masks required for guides in public areas
Face masks provided for travellers
Hand sanitiser available to travellers and staff
Social distancing enforced throughout experience
Regularly sanitised high-traffic areas
Gear/equipment sanitised between use
Transportation vehicles regularly sanitised
Guides required to regularly wash hands
Regular temperature checks for staff
Temperature checks for travellers upon arrival
Paid stay-at-home policy for staff with symptoms
Contactless payments for gratuities and add-ons

What To Expect

San Francisco Bay

San Francisco Bay with its stunning views from the Bay Bridge to the Golden Gate bridge offer the perfect beginning of your journey with Gray Line San Francisco. The infamous prison island Alcatraz is centered in the middle of the bay. A must do while visiting San Francisco. Contact us for tickets!

Golden Gate Bridge

The tour crosses the iconic Golden Gate Bridge. On a clear day, the Golden Gate Bridge offers a panoramic view of the bay and the San Francisco skyline.

B.R. Cohn Winery

Under the sun in the Valley of the Moon, BR Cohn Winery has been making small lot, vineyard-designated wines since 1984. Nestled between Sonoma Mountain and the Mayacamas Mountain range in scenic Glen Ellen, the winery offers an inviting, relaxed environment for discovering new wine.

Roche Winery

Our second stop will bring you to Roche family boutique winery. where they offer over 35 years of award-winning wine making experience, several vineyard designate wines, varietals and blends, as well as their famous down-to-earth Irish hospitality. The Roche Family welcomes you to visit either our Sonoma winery tasting room where we offer daily barrel tastings, indoor and outdoor wine tasting bars, light bites, and a shaded outdoor tasting patio with fireplaces.

Sonoma Plaza

Lunch Time! After all the wine tasting it is necessary to refuel with some unique culinary fare. The quaint streets are filled with cafes, restaurants and shops with multiple options for your lunch experience. Remember after lunch there is still another winery to end the day.

Napa Valley

No visit to northern California is complete without a trip to Napa Valley. We take you through the heart of wine country. It is known for hundreds of hillside vineyards, showing off some of the most reknowen and award winning wines of California.

Madonna Estate

Madonna Estate: Their wines have been handcrafted and family owned in Napa Valley for nearly a century. They are created from 100 percent organically grown grapes, located in the Carneros region of the Napa Valley. None of the wines available for purchase are found in any retail stores.

Golden Gate Bridge

On our way back to San Francisco, we will stop at the famous Golden Gate Bridge. This will allow the opportunity to experience this historic structure and see the beauty of the San Francisco Bay. Once you disembark the coach you will have plenty of time to take photos, and enjoy the panoramic views of the San Francisco Bay and San Francisco Skyline.

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Cancellation Policy

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.

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Reviews (1000)

Daniela_S

Sep 2019

It was a pleasure to travel to Napa and Sonoma. I went together with my father and both were very happy and satisfied. The tour and wine tasting were perfect and this combine with the funny guide of the bus driver Danilo maked a wonderful and unforgettable time for my father and I. Thank you very much!

Adrienne_R

Sep 2019

We so enjoyed this trip with Gray Lines. Beautiful locations for wine stops. My favorite by far was our stop at Sanoma because we had our tasting outside on a patio overlooking the mou trains and the beautiful vineyards. Their wine was also my favorite. The other 2 stops were nice as well just not as pretty. Our driver Danillo was very jovial and knowledgeable and kept us entertained all day. Would definitely recommend this trip!

Jessica N

Sep 2019

Good points: the tour guide Antonio was fantastic!! He really made the trip and is the only thing/person that was exceptional about the tour. He would get 5 stars if were just him the rating was based on. He was so knowledgeable about San Fran, Sequoia, Napa, and wine making. He gave us some lovely facts and tidbits to make the trip quite entertaining. He was also extremely helpful, taking people's pictures and making sure everyone made it back onto the bus on time. He also stopped off for some beautiful pictures on the Golden Gate as the fog had come in and it looked incredible. Other than that there were some nice vistas and picture spots in some of the vineyards. We went to Jacuzzi and Vinasa; Jacuzzi do a nice Moscato and Vinasa had a good Pinot Grigio. Jacuzzi also do flavoured olive oils and balsamic vinegars which are actually quite nice. Bought some of these instead of the wines on offer. Mediocre points: Sequoia town/village is ok. The offerings for lunch were very generic and uninteresting. It tastes ok, is a reasonable price; however, it is not a place we would be interested in visiting again. Almost wish we had brought a picnic/tapas with us so we could have had that in the park. It was the nicest spot by far. Bad points: every single vineyard tour and wine tasting was done by a guide who gave extremely generic information and clearly had little knowledge about wine or wine making if you asked them any questions that were not standard. If you know very little about wine then the trip would be interesting; however, if you have previously been on a wine tour or are european and knowledgable about wine then it is limited. It would have been nice to have tasted wine with a trained sommelier. Previous reviews have said other passengers have gotten rowdy or excessively drunk. I don't know how as the tasting portions were very small. You would not expect anyone to get drunk with these portions. You don't want a bus like a vegas hen do but it would be nice to have enough wine to actually taste. Most wines weren't enough for a dwarfs thimble unless you paid for a proper one after the private tasting. The final vineyard was also an "estate" (they do full production on site). Despite this, there was nothing about the production discussed during the tasting. A lot more could have been made of this as it was the only estate we visited. Instead we were treated to a trashy and gimmicky sales pitch for alternative methods of uncorking a wine bottle. This particular guide was also the least knowledgeable and clearly reading from a script. All in all, worth it for the info about San Fran and the pictures of GG bridge but not for the actual wine tour.

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