Mexico · WINE TOURS
This is the shortlist to send a friend: 12 wine tours that repay the money, each with its price, its traveller verdict and the one thing worth knowing before you commit.
4-in-1 Cancun cenote tour with breakfast, lunch, and wine. Paddle, snorkel, rappel, and zipline in four Yucatan sinkholes.
“One of the best small groups on time and fun. Josh our guide was amazing and kind. Everything is clean.”
Small-group tasting at Xecue in Valle de Guadalupe: guided tour, five wines, and a local beef and cheese pairing in about an hour.
“The wine was yummy and the location is pretty but the service was super slow. I believe they were short staffed by the looks of it. The sliders were AMAZING!”
Hotel pickup from Ensenada to Valle de Guadalupe for winery visits, museum time, and a guided walk among vineyards and barrels, tastings extra.
“Eugenia was a wonderful tour guide! Her directions on where to find her off the cruise ship was easy! She took very good care of us making sure we were comfortable and enjoying ourselves. She took us to the most amazing wineries that we would have not known about without her. Her expertise on the city, wines and the culture made this experience truly unique and memorable.”
Enjoy a Los Cabos sunset jazz cruise on the Tropicat, with unlimited wine and appetizers, big views of El Arco, and hotel pickup.
“I truly enjoyed the sunset cruise. The weather, food, drinks, boat attendees, and music were perfect!!!”
Guided ATV ride through Valle de Guadalupe with safety training and a winery stop, starting at Lago Valle in Ensenada.
“First off, let me start by saying it was a beautiful experience to be able to ride a four wheeler through vineyards. Our guide was super sweet super nice very helpful. But one of our four wheelers died in the beginning of our ride so then I had to double up with one of my sons. We made the best of it and enjoyed our time. The only thing I can say is I thought because of how it was describes and that you would be stopping at vineyards and experiencing wine tasting, but that was not part of the excursion. So just keep that in mind That it’s simply…”
Ride an ATV through Baja’s Valle de Guadalupe vineyards near Ensenada, then visit Don Tomás for wine, views, and photos.
“This was a glorified overpriced excursion. We rode a round on bumpy dirt back roads until we reached a winery. You pretty much ride there and are responsible for everything else. This is worth $35 max per person. The instructor was a nice man, but the bandanas were also overpriced $5 for one. I’ve been on others that included actual tastings or tours and were lower priced.”
Private Valle de Guadalupe wine day from Ensenada with a clean, comfortable van, flexible winery choices, and strong driver support for groups.
“Great service, safe driving, and fair price. We had a great time exploring several vineyards of our choice. When we had to re-arrange our itinerary due to a couple being closed, our driver had quick, awesome recommendations. Will definitely book again!”
Taste 14 local cheeses and two wines, explore Tequisquiapan and Bernal, and visit a major winery with a view of Peña de Bernal.
“Our guide/driver Andres did an excellent job and he gave us extra accomodation to explain in English as all the tours were in Spanish. Highly recommended.”
Spend 10 hours in Querétaro tasting cheese and wine at Viña TX and Freixenet, then explore Tequisquiapan and Bernal.
“Irma from live Quereteando tours was AMAZING! The trip itself, beginning to end was everything we had anticipated and more; the vineyard that we went to (Viñedo TX) was beautiful and amazing. Gerardo taught us so much from beginning to end about the wine making process as well as the growing of the grapes. We will definitely be visiting the region again in spring time when they celebrate the grape harvest.”
2-hour sunset cruise in Cabo on a luxury catamaran with open bar, premium wines, appetizers, and live jazz plus iconic views.
“We had an amazing time on our Valentine’s Day sunset cruise, the staff, food, music and wine were excellent!”
Learn Mayan-style chocolate making in Cozumel, start with a chocolate martini, taste red wine pairings, then craft your own bar.
“Wendy made this such a fun experience. We learned so much about the history of chocolate and how it’s made. Highly recommend.”
A 10-hour guided day trip from Querétaro to Bernal and Tequisquiapan, with vineyard wine tasting and Bocanegra cheese cellar stops.
“Very relaxing and very good! The guide is very professional and knowledgeable. Tell us lots of interesting history fact. Recommend!”
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