easy
4–5 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels; mostly seated travel with light walking at stops.
Discover Sonoma Wine Country through the lens of film on a scenic tour that explores iconic movie locations set against Northern California’s famed vineyards and landscapes. Perfect for film and nature lovers alike.
8 Hours • All Ages
Embark on an unforgettable 8-hour journey with San Francisco Movie Tours, exploring Sonoma County's cinematic treasures. Enjoy wine tastings, lunch at a film location, and a personal tour of Francis Ford Coppola's memorabilia. Experience iconic movie scenes while traveling in a customized Theater on Wheels, making every moment a cinematic delight.
8 Hours
Escape with San Francisco Movie Tours to California’s cinematic Sonoma County and beyond on a full-day adventure! Your full-day tour includes stops at 2 wineries, lunch at Jack London Saloon (from the movie Bottle Shock starring Alan Rickman) in Glen Ellen, and your very own personal tour of Francis Ford Coppola’s movie memorabilia collection at his winery in Geyserville. We'll see Marlon Brando's desk from The Godfather, surfboards from Apocalypse Now and the Oscar winning costumes from Dracula. Beginning with a pickup at Bi-Rite Cafe outside San Francisco’s City Hall and a stop at George Lucas’ Industrial Light and Magic facility in The Presidio, we’ll head across the Golden Gate Bridge to Sonoma County. There, we’ll visit filming locations from over 25 movies past and present while watching clips on our comfortable, customized Theater on Wheels. Highlights include scenes from Temple of Doom, The Right Stuff, Tucker, Scream, Bottle Shock, Hitchcock's Shadow of a Doubt and American Graffiti.
Sonoma’s climate can shift quickly—bring layers to stay comfortable throughout the tour.
The tour includes walking at some stops; sturdy shoes will keep you comfortable.
Many movie sights are best viewed from a distance, so zoom capability helps capture details.
Carry water especially if visiting during summer’s warm afternoons.
Sonoma Wine Country has been a favored filming location since the 1960s, capturing California’s rustic charm on film for decades.
Tour operators prioritize low-impact travel and partner with local vintners to promote sustainable practices.
Keep warm or cool by adjusting layers as temperatures change during the day.
Essential for brief walks at film locations and winery stops.
Sunscreen and a hat are a must during bright summer days in Sonoma.
summer specific
Capture scenic views and iconic film spots at varying distances.