California to Baja California: Vineyards of Napa Valley and Valle de Guadalupe

- San Fransicso

Arrive into San Francisco and option to stay at The Battery Live the West Coast high life at an art-filled retreat in the heart of the Golden City. Feel right at home while exploring one of the most iconic US cities at The Battery, an exclusive San Francisco respite. A stay in this members-only boutique comes with your own access-all-areas pass to its standout facilities, from its elegant restaurant and hip bars, to its small but perfectly formed spa.

- Napa Valley

In the heart of downtown St. Helena, you’ll find Southbridge Napa Valley. A darling little gem of a hotel nestled among ivy-draped walls, gravel pathways and bubbly fountains. Looking to plan a day of wine tasting or work on enhancing your cellar collection? St. Helena has multiple wineries without having to get in a car, and many are just steps away from Southbridge Napa Valley.

- Travel to Baja California

Today you will travel to Baja California, Ensenada or straight to Valle de Guadalupe.

If you have more time you might even want to take a road trip from California. We can help you plan this.

- Valle de Guadalupe

Valle de Guadalupe’s status as a hidden gem in the world of wine tourism makes it an attractive destination for those seeking new and distinctive wine experiences.

Despite being relatively unknown to many, Valle de Guadalupe is gaining recognition as one of the world’s interesting and up-and-coming wine regions and has a thriving wine scene. The region is characterised by small wineries with limited production and minimal distribution outside the country. Many wineries in Valle de Guadalupe have small production levels, adding an exclusive and intimate element to the wine-tasting experience.

Valle de Guadalupe offers more than just wine tasting; it provides a cultural experience where visitors can connect with local producers, hear their stories, and appreciate the uniqueness of Mexican wine-making.