Sonoma Valley Wine Tasting from San Francisco
9 Hours | Round-Trip Hotel Transportation Three Sonoma Wineries | Sonoma Square | Golden Gate Bridge | Sausalito
From $189
Small groups. Big pours.
Just north of the Golden Gate Bridge lies Sonoma Valley, one of California’s most celebrated wine country regions — rolling vineyards, historic town squares, and some of the best small-production wineries in the state. The Great Wine Tour takes you there for a full day of tasting, without the hassle of driving or designating a sober driver.
Your day begins with an easy hotel pickup in San Francisco, followed by a scenic stop at the Golden Gate Bridge for photos before the drive north into wine country. Once in Sonoma Valley, you’ll visit three distinct wineries, each offering a guided tasting of five to six wines, from crisp whites to bold reds, so you can experience the range of what the region produces.
Midday, the group breaks for lunch in historic Sonoma Square, a charming plaza lined with tasting rooms, galleries, and local restaurants. After a final winery stop in the afternoon, you’ll wind down with a stop in Sausalito’s waterfront district before returning to San Francisco by early evening.
This tour is run in partnership with Edge of the World Tours, a dedicated Sonoma wine touring operator, so you get specialized local knowledge of the region’s wineries.
San Francisco to Sonoma Wine Country Sample Itinerary
| Time | Stop |
|---|---|
| 8:00 – 9:00 am | Hotel pickup in San Francisco |
| 9:15 am | Golden Gate Bridge photo stop |
| 10:15 – 11:15 am | Winery #1 tasting (Sonoma Valley) |
| 11:30 am – 12:30 pm | Winery #2 tasting (Sonoma Valley) |
| 1:00 – 2:15 pm | Lunch at Sonoma Square (on your own) |
| 2:45 – 3:45 pm | Winery #3 tasting (Sonoma Valley) |
| 5:00 pm | Sausalito waterfront stop |
| 5:30 – 6:30 pm | Return to San Francisco |
What You Can Expect
- You get to taste more: Three wineries, five to six pours each, from beginner-friendly to serious wine-enthusiast territory. Guides are happy to help first-timers and connoisseurs alike.
- You’ll be taken care of: Round-trip transportation means no driving, no parking, and no designated driver. Just relax between stops.
- You get a curated route: Wineries are selected for variety, from cool coastal-influenced vineyards to warmer inland valley fruit, so you leave with a real sense of what makes Sonoma Valley wine country distinct.
Tour Highlights
- Three guided winery tastings (5–6 wines per stop)
- Lunch stop in historic Sonoma Square
- Golden Gate Bridge photo stop
- Waterfront stop in Sausalito
- Small group experience (max 13 guests)
- Round-trip hotel pickup/dropoff in San Francisco
- All tasting fees included
Who This Tour Is Perfect For
- Wine enthusiasts and curious first-timers alike
- Couples, birthdays, and small celebrations
- Groups who want Sonoma Valley without renting a car or hiring a driver
- Visitors who want a full day out of the city with lunch and scenery built in
Book The Great Wine Tour Today
Trade the pace of San Francisco for a day of rolling vineyards, welcoming towns, and locally produced wines in beautiful Sonoma County. The Great Wine Tour offers a relaxing way to experience one of California’s most celebratedb wine regions, with scenic views and memorable stops throughout the day.
Book your tour today and discover the charm of Sonoma Wine Country. Tours start at $189.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many wineries do we visit?
Three wineries in Sonoma Valley, with a guided tasting of 5–6 wines at each stop.
Is lunch included?
Lunch is on your own in Sonoma Square, which has a wide range of restaurants and cafés to choose from.
What's the group size?
Tours are capped at 13 guests for a more personal experience.
What should I wear?
Dress in layers — Bay Area and wine country weather can shift throughout the day.
Do you pick up from private residences?
Pickups are limited to hotels within the San Francisco pickup zone; we do not pick up at private residences on this tour.
How long is the tour?
Approximately 9 hours door to door, including transportation, three winery visits, and the Sonoma Square lunch stop.



