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Wine Country Getaway

The Napa Valley, renowned wine and tourist destination, is located approximately one hour north of San Francisco. It is undeniably one of the most naturally beautiful destinations in the world.

With more than 200 wineries, gourmet restaurants, fine art galleries, boutique shopping, and relaxing spas, Napa Valley has become a magnet for tourists and locals alike.

Make the most of your visit to
Wine Country. Be sure to take
time to visit all the towns of Napa Valley — Yountville, St. Helena, Oakville, Rutherford, Napa, and Calistoga.

Yountville Festival of Lights
Our two favorite times to visit
Napa Valley are during the
Harvest Season (late Summer into Fall) and over the Holidays — during Yountville's Festival of Lights.

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Wine Country Explorer Pass
Tour the Napa Valley your own way with the flexible Napa Valley Wine Country Explorer Pass. Valid for two consecutive days, the Napa Valley Wine Country Explorer Pass lets you do as much or as little as you like, at your own pace.

Buy "Napa Valley Wine Country Explorer Pass" and Sightseeing Tickets & Passes

Wine-Tasting Tours from SF
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Wine-Tasting Retreat
Napa Valley is a charming place to get away from it all, relax, and have FUN.

Harvest Season or "Crush"
Napa Valley Wine Country is beautiful year-round. However, the most interesting time to visit the area is during the Harvest Season, or "Crush" (when the grapes are picked) — late Summer into Fall (August-October).
Note: The Harvest Season can vary.

Corporate Retreat
Treat your Top Performers and VIP clients to a Wine-Tasting event at one of Napa Valley's acclaimed wineries.

Note: Some Napa Valley wineries charge up to $25 for tastings and in many cases, require appointments and credit card numbers for visits (no shows can be charged if they fail to cancel 48 hours in advance).

However, there are still plenty of Napa wineries that offer free (or nominal fee) wine-tastings — and as an alternative, the wineries in nearby Sonoma Valley, San Francisco's East Bay, and the Monterey Peninsula offer good value too.

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