
easy
Full days over 6 days
Guests should have moderate mobility for walking short distances through vineyards and cellar facilities
Discover Baja California’s acclaimed wine regions on a six-day journey through valleys of Guadalupe, Ojos Negros, and Santo Tomás. Savor exclusive wine tastings, artisanal cheeses, and vibrant local culture on this unforgettable tour.
2 años de edad en adelante • 6 Días • Hotel Incluido
Embark on a captivating journey through Baja California's renowned wine valleys. Experience exquisite wine tastings, explore the largest cheese cellar in Latin America, and savor the region's culinary delights. Enjoy the serene landscapes of Valle de Guadalupe, Ojos Negros, and Santo Tomás, where history and flavor intertwine for an unforgettable adventure.
Embark on a captivating journey through Baja California's renowned wine valleys. Experience exquisite wine tastings, explore the largest cheese cellar in Latin America, and savor the region's culinary delights. Enjoy the serene landscapes of Valle de Guadalupe, Ojos Negros, and Santo Tomás, where history and flavor intertwine for an unforgettable adventure.
The terrain includes vineyards and agricultural fields where closed-toe shoes protect against dirt and stones during walks and tastings.
Mornings and evenings can be cool due to coastal humidity, while afternoons warm significantly; layers help maintain comfort throughout the day.
With multiple wine tastings across warm valleys, drinking water frequently helps avoid dehydration and enhances your wine experience.
Winery availability and tasting options can change seasonally or with COVID protocols; booking ahead ensures access to preferred vineyards.
Baja California’s wine region originates from missions established in the 18th century, making Santo Tomás the oldest wine-producing valley in the state.
Local vineyards practice sustainable agriculture techniques to preserve soil health and support biodiversity in this fragile Mediterranean environment.
To navigate uneven vineyard terrain safely throughout the trip.
To adapt to fluctuating temperatures from cool mornings to hot afternoons.
To protect against intense sun exposure during outdoor vineyard visits.
summer specific
To stay hydrated while enjoying wine tastings and outdoor activities.