easy
6.5 hours
Light walking and standing required; suitable for most fitness levels.
Discover Idaho’s Snake River Valley AVA on a private 6.5-hour wine tour visiting four unique wineries. Enjoy tastings, snacks, and scenic views with friends or family.
6.5 Hours • Tastings at 4 Wineries • Shuttle Transportation • Minimum Group of 10
Embark on a delightful 6.5-hour journey through the Snake River Valley AVA, Idaho's wine heartland. Visit four unique wineries, savoring tastings and enjoying the scenic beauty. With transportation provided and a knowledgeable guide, this private tour promises a memorable afternoon of wine, snacks, and camaraderie among friends.
6.5 Hours
We visit 4 wineries in an afternoon and allow about an hour at each.
If you ordered an individual charcuterie tray through us, we will have those ready for you. If not please feel free to bring a lunch to enjoy at one of the wineries. We highly encourage our guests to eat during the day.
Dress according to the weather as some reservations may be outdoors or in temperature-controlled areas.
You will receive an email with the full itinerary for your tour 24 hours prior. Pickup times are subject to change.
All Standard Tours are private and you can choose the pickup location. Typically, the group will meet at someone’s home, hotel, Airbnb, restaurant, or a designated central location such as Downtown Boise, The Village at Meridian, or Indian Creek Plaza in Caldwell.
Monday-Thursday •11AM-11:15AM Boise—Meridian—Eagle—Kuna •11:30AM-11:45AM Nampa—Caldwell—Marsing
Friday-Sunday •10AM-10:15AM Boise—Meridian—Eagle—Kuna •10:30AM-10:45AM Nampa—Caldwell—Marsing
This private tour is popular for groups, so reserving your spot well in advance ensures availability.
Bring water or drink plenty between wine tastings to stay hydrated throughout the day.
You’ll do some walking at the wineries, so comfortable shoes will keep you relaxed and happy.
This tour includes transportation, so you can enjoy wines responsibly without worry.
The Snake River Valley AVA was officially designated in 2007, marking a growing recognition of Idaho’s unique terroir and winegrowing potential.
Many wineries in the area prioritize sustainable farming practices, including water conservation and minimal pesticide use to protect this delicate ecosystem.
Needed for walking around wineries and vineyards comfortably.
Spring temperatures can be cool, so layers help keep you comfortable.
spring specific
Protect your skin during sunny outdoor tastings and vineyard walks.
summer specific
Staying hydrated between tastings is important for a pleasant experience.