San Francisco: Half-Day Wine Tour with 2 Tastings Included
San Francisco
Stop at the Golden Gate Bridge. Taste local wines and food on this guided group tour to Sonoma Valleys from San Francisco. Visit 2 unique wineries. Have lunch on historic Sonoma Square.
Sonoma Valley Wine Tour from San Francisco
This guided half-day tour from San Francisco explores Sonoma Valley’s wineries and scenic landscapes, ideal for wine enthusiasts and casual travelers.
Highlights
- Explore Sonoma Valley’s landscapes and wineries
- Stop at Marin County Vista Point for panoramic views
- Taste local wines and regional foods
- Visit two wineries with distinct styles and wine selections
Description
Begin with hotel pickup in San Francisco and cross the Golden Gate Bridge, stopping at Marin County Vista Point to view the Golden Gate Bridge, Angel Island, Alcatraz Island, Oakland, Berkeley, and the Bay Bridge.
Travel through Sausalito’s hillside homes and marinas, then head north to Sonoma Valley, California’s first winery region. Known for producing fine wines, cheeses, and olive oils, the valley offers a rich tasting experience.
Visit two wineries handpicked by local guides to ensure variety—one smaller boutique and one larger winery. Tastings at both locations are included.
Lunch can be purchased at a winery or in downtown Sonoma Plaza, featuring historic buildings, including the last Franciscan Mission, along with restaurants, cafes, shops, and tasting rooms.
The tour ends with hotel drop-off in San Francisco.
Includes
- Hotel pickup and drop-off in San Francisco
- Professional local guide
- Two wine tastings at different wineries
Excludes
- Gratuities (optional but recommended)
- Lunch (optional)
Important Information
- Duration is approximately 6 hours but may vary due to traffic
- California’s legal drinking age is 21; non-drinkers may qualify for a discount
Cancellation Policy
Cancel up to 24 hours before the tour for a full refund.
Book in advance and bring a valid ID for wine tastings. The best experience is during midday to late afternoon for optimal daylight and winery hours.