Premium Valle de Guadalupe Wine and Food Tour

Discover Valle de Guadalupe like a local with Baja Society Tours! Your day starts cruising Baja’s coast with a stop in Rosarito for fresh Baja-style tacos at a family-run spot. Then visit 3 boutique wineries, sampling reds, whites, and rosé while learning about the winemaking process. Lunch is served at the second winery with delicious options filled with local ingredients and vibrant flavors — vegetarian options available. Relax in a private van stocked with cold beer and bottled water as you soak in stunning views and capture insta-worthy moments. Public tours typically run Saturdays, starting ~8:30 AM and returning ~7 PM. A minimum of 6 guests required. All-inclusive—no extra costs day of (tips appreciated). US pickup/drop-off available for an additional fee. Need more info? Reach out to Baja Society Tours - SoCal's #1 rated Baja food, wine, and private transportation company!

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Location: San Diego

What's Included

Taco stop in Rosarito (2 tacos and a small beverage)
Expert Tour Guide
Water, beer and ice available in the van
Air-conditioned vehicle
Tapas style lunch with variety of mouthwatering shareable plates. Vegan and vegetarian options available.
Three boutique wineries (10-12 premium wine tastings total)

Community Discussion

Q&A

Q: What happens if it rains on the tour day? Can we reschedule?

A: Great question! Baja Society Tours does their best to accommodate weather issues. If it rains, they typically offer rescheduling for another date. Just make sure to reach out to them ahead of time, and they'll work with you to find a suitable alternative. It's always good to check the forecast as your date approaches!

Q: Is there an age limit for the tour? Can I take my 16-year-old?

A: Yes, you can bring your 16-year-old! The tour is family-friendly, but just keep in mind that while they can participate, they won't be able to partake in the wine tastings. It's a great way for them to enjoy the beautiful scenery and learn about the winemaking process without drinking.

Q: What should I wear for the tour? Is it casual or more dressy?

A: Casual is the way to go! Think comfy clothes and good walking shoes since you'll be visiting wineries. Layers are a smart idea too, as it can get warm during the day but cooler in the van. A hat and sunglasses are also nice for those sunny Baja views!

Discussions

Just got back from the Valle de Guadalupe Wine Tour – amazing experience!

I went on the Premium Valle de Guadalupe Wine and Food Tour last weekend and it was absolutely incredible! We started off with tacos in Rosarito that were to die for. Then we hit up three boutique wineries and had some of the best tastings. The lunch at the second winery was on point, super fresh and tasty. The private van was super comfy, and our guide was fantastic! Definitely worth every penny - highly recommend it!

Looking for a fun gift idea? Consider the Valle de Guadalupe Wine Tour!

I'm thinking of gifting the Premium Valle de Guadalupe Wine and Food Tour to my parents for their anniversary. They love good food and wine! Do you guys think this is a good idea? I heard it includes tacos, wine tastings, and a nice lunch, plus it's in such a beautiful area!