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Explore Baja Wine Country: A Private Female Winemakers Tour in Valle de Guadalupe - San Diego

Explore Baja Wine Country: A Private Female Winemakers Tour in Valle de Guadalupe

San Diegoeasy

Difficulty

easy

Duration

9 hours

Fitness Level

Moderate fitness required; tour involves light walking and standing during tastings.

Overview

Discover the women leading Baja California’s wine revolution on an exclusive Valle de Guadalupe tour. Enjoy premium tastings, behind-the-scenes winery access, and gourmet Baja Med cuisine all in one unforgettable day.

San Diego, California

Baja Mexico Female Winemakers & Behind-the-Scenes Winery Tour (Private)

Celebrate the Women Shaping Mexico’s Wine Revolution

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About This Adventure

Embark on an exclusive journey through Valle de Guadalupe, celebrating the remarkable women of Baja’s winemaking scene. This private tour offers intimate tastings, gourmet dining, and inspiring conversations with female winemakers, providing a unique perspective on the region's vibrant wine culture. Experience empowerment and excellence in one unforgettable day.

Embark on an exclusive journey through Valle de Guadalupe, celebrating the remarkable women of Baja’s winemaking scene. This private tour offers intimate tastings, gourmet dining, and inspiring conversations with female winemakers, providing a unique perspective on the region's vibrant wine culture. Experience empowerment and excellence in one unforgettable day.

Adventure Tips

Bring your passport

Crossing the U.S.–Mexico border requires a valid passport, so don’t forget it for smooth border processing.

Wear comfortable shoes

Walking on uneven winery grounds is common, so sturdy, comfortable shoes are recommended.

Stay hydrated

Carry a refillable water bottle to stay hydrated throughout the 9-hour tour.

Prepare for sun exposure

Pack sunscreen and a hat since many stops are outdoors with limited shade.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • Hawks circling overhead
  • Desert lizards in vineyard edges

History

Valle de Guadalupe’s winemaking dates back to the 19th century, rooted in colonial missions and pioneering families.

Conservation

Many wineries prioritize sustainable farming practices to protect the fragile vineyard ecosystem and water resources.

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Recommended Gear

Passport

Essential

Mandatory for border crossing and re-entry into the U.S.

Comfortable walking shoes

Essential

Provides support for walking through vineyards and tasting rooms.

Sunscreen

Essential

spring specific

Light jacket

For cooler mornings or evenings during the tour.

fall specific