easy
2–3 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels with minimal physical demands, mainly sitting and short walks.
Discover wine country in Tampa, Florida with a relaxing horse-drawn carriage tour. Enjoy scenic vineyards, local wines, and charming countryside all at a gentle pace.
Experience a unique blend of rustic charm and refined tastes with JR’s Carriage Service's Horse-Drawn Wine Tour in Tampa, Florida. This private outdoor adventure invites you to relax in the comfort of a beautiful horse-drawn carriage as you explore local wineries and scenic vineyards near Tampa. Guided by expert hosts, you'll enjoy a leisurely pace that allows you to savor each sip and take in the natural beauty of the region. This immersive journey highlights Florida's hidden wine culture, paired with excellent storytelling and hands-on tasting sessions. Ideal for couples, friends, or small groups, the tour offers a peaceful way to connect with nature and discover local flavors far from the bustle of the city. Whether you're a wine enthusiast or simply looking for a memorable outdoor experience, this horse-drawn excursion provides charm, comfort, and a personalized touch that stands out from typical wine tours.
Reservations are required to secure your spot on the popular horse-drawn wine tour.
Though you’re in a carriage, comfortable footwear helps for vineyard walks and tasting stops.
Drink plenty of water to stay refreshed, especially during warmer months.
Arriving 10 minutes early helps ensure a smooth start and time to get familiar with your guide.
Horse-drawn carriages in Tampa reflect the region’s historic transport methods during the late 19th century.
JR’s Carriage Service practices eco-friendly care of their horses and encourages sustainable tourism to protect Florida’s natural habitats.
Protects you from strong Florida sun during the ride.
summer specific
Stay hydrated throughout your tour, especially during tastings.
Useful for cooler mornings and breezy moments on the carriage.
spring specific
Ideal for brief strolls through vineyards during tasting stops.