The Ultimate Napa & Sonoma Wine Tour

Oxbow Public Market is a popular local gathering destination in Napa Valley. The market features plentiful food and drink options for our morning visit. You can sip on a cappuccino from Ritual Coffee Roasters or imbibe in a mimosa or Bloody Mary from C Casa to start your day. Sample delicious eats like Oprah Winfrey’s favorite English Muffins from Model Bakery, a sweet Empandita from El Porteño, or a savory bagel sandwich from Loveski Jewish Deli. At Oxbow, you’ll find countless tasty options to choose from to begin your memorable day in Wine Country!

Located in the heart of Sonoma Valley, historic Sonoma Square offers an abundant choice of options for lunch and leisure. Here, you can stroll through the charming courtyards and meandering alleyways, exploring your lunch break however you wish. There are countless cafes and restaurants to choose from, whether you’d like to enjoy a sit-down meal at a Michelin-featured restaurant (reservations recommended) or grab a bottle of wine for a picnic lunch. We’ve even put together a self-guided walking food tour to savor the ample variety of eats, and there’s plenty of free time if you’d like to add-on a third wine tasting to your day. In addition to eateries and tasting rooms, Sonoma Square is home to many charming boutique shops, art galleries, and museums to explore, allowing you to take in all that Wine Country has to offer.

The meeting point for the tour is in Fisherman’s Wharf neighborhood at 710 Beach Street, San Francisco. Plan to arrive at 7:45 AM, as the tour departs promptly at 8:00 AM.

You will be dropped off at the same location of your meeting point in Fisherman’s Wharf neighborhood at 710 Beach Street, San Francisco.

This is a full day, 9-hour tour, beginning with pick-up at 8:00am (7:45am meeting time) and ending with drop-off at 5:00pm.

7:45am – Arrive at the meeting point in Fisherman’s Wharf (710 Beach Street)
8:00am – Pick-up in Fisherman’s Wharf (710 Beach Street)
9:00-9:30am – Visit Oxbow Public Market
10:30am-11:30am – Wine Tasting at Winery in Napa
12:00pm-2:00pm – Visit Sonoma Square, with free time for lunch
2:30pm-3:30pm – Wine Tasting at Winery in Sonoma
5:00pm – Drop-off at Fisherman’s Wharf (710 Beach Street)

Please note the times and wineries visited may be subject to change.

Your tour includes all of the following:

• A stop at Oxbow Public Market (in the morning) and Sonoma Square (for lunch time), which has many great options – including vegetarian, vegan, and gluten-free – for lunch (the price of lunch is not included)
• A visit to wineries in both Napa and Sonoma (Tastings are free with wine purchase, average tasting $20-$35)
• An extended lunch break where you will have extra time to sample more wine or go shopping at the many boutiques and art galleries
• Friendly live narration from your guide about San Francisco’s neighborhoods and history
• Stop for photos of Golden Gate Bridge
• Pick-up and drop-off from Fisherman’s Wharf (710 Beach Street)

Your tour does not include the following:

• Cost of breakfast/snacks (at Oxbow Public Market)
• Cost of lunch or additional wine tasting (at Sonoma Square)
• Gratuity/tips for your guide are greatly appreciated

You can choose to have breakfast prior to meeting for the tour, however the first stop will be at Oxbow Public Market (around 9:00am), where you will have time to grab a coffee and a pastry, if you choose.

Gratuity is greatly appreciated. We recommend a tip of 15-20% for your guide if you enjoyed your tour!

Be sure to bring a valid ID. The legal age to drink in the United States is 21. We recommend wearing layers, as well as bringing sunglasses, a hat, and shorts, to accommodate for the varying microclimates.

Yes! You may purchase wine from any of the excellent wineries we visit. You can either bring your purchase back with you on the tour vehicle, or if you choose, have your bottles shipped home via the winery.

The vehicle can accommodate a maximum of 25 guests.

Yes, you may eat and drink on the bus. All we ask is that you drink responsibly and avoid bringing red wine.