moderate
2–3 hours
Participants should be able to handle moderate hiking on uneven terrain with some elevation changes and comfortable walking for several hours.
Explore Sedona's Alcantara Vineyard on a private three-hour tour featuring red rock views, wine tasting, historic ruins, and riverside relaxation. Perfect for outdoor and wine enthusiasts!
3 Hours • Enjoy Delicious Wines, Incredible Views, & A Food Pairing
Experience the beauty of Northern Arizona at Alcantara Vineyard, the region's largest continuous vineyard. In just three hours, enjoy stunning red rock views, sample a variety of wines, and explore ancient Indian ruins. Relax by the Verde River and create unforgettable memories in this serene, picturesque setting.
3 Hours
If you just want to dip your toes into the river and enjoy some of Northern Arizona’s best wines, then this is your perfect tour. At just three hours long, this tour takes you to one of the most pristine and beautiful settings, Alcantara Vineyard, the largest estate vineyard of the region.
Our tour begins with admiring the abundance of red rock formations that surround our region as we travel west out of Sedona towards Alcantara Vineyard. Upon arrival, you will see why this is one of our favorite spots. Nestled on the banks of the Verde River, Alcantara is a beautiful place to relax and sample Arizona wines, sunshine and the company of those you cherish. From the back deck and lawn, you will see caves and Indian ruins that date back to over 1,000 years ago.
Encompassing nearly 80 acres of available land, this is also the area’s largest continuous vineyard. The vineyard produces about 15 different wines annually, ranging from fruity whites to big and bold reds. There is sure to be a wine here to meet your fancy. For those liking dessert wines, we love their Port.
We can even take a stroll down through the vineyard to the wedding chapel located on premises. Also on the property is the confluence of the Oak Creek and the Verde River. For those of you that may be enjoying the Oak Creek while visiting Sedona, this is where it ends and turns into the Verde River. This connection point of two waterways, the confluence, inspired the name for one of Alcantara Vineyard’s finest wines. In the limestone cliffs adjacent to where these rivers meet, you will see cliff dwellings dating back to the Anasazi and Sinagua Indian cultures.
Note: If your tour runs later than your scheduled time (usually because you are having so much fun) or you choose to extend your tour, you are responsible for the added time at our normal rates.
The desert heat can be intense, so stay hydrated throughout your hike and wine tasting experience.
Choose sturdy hiking shoes or boots with good grip for navigating uneven vineyard trails and rocky areas.
Bring sunscreen, a wide-brimmed hat, and sunglasses to shield against strong Arizona sun exposure.
When exploring ancient Indian ruins, avoid touching or climbing on structures to preserve these cultural treasures.
The vineyard area includes ancient Indian ruins that highlight the region’s indigenous history dating back hundreds of years.
The estate practices sustainable viticulture and encourages visitors to respect natural habitats to maintain the local ecosystem’s health.
Provide stability and comfort for walking on vineyard trails and rocky paths.
Essential for staying hydrated, especially during warmer months.
summer specific
Protects against the strong Arizona sun during outdoor activities.
Useful for cooler mornings and evenings during fall or winter tours.
fall specific