Napa Weekends
Your Travel Guide to Napa Valley
Your Travel Guide to Napa Valley
Napa Weekends Travel Guides
Your Guide To Select Wineries, Fine Dining & Premium Hotels
Your Guide To Select Wineries, Fine Dining & Premium Hotels
St. Helena: The Center Of Napa
Plan Your Weekend In Advance with:
Napa Calendar of
Events
Planning your visit is a must. Napa is a busy and sometimes crowded place. To get the most out of your weekend, make reservations well in advance for hotels, restaurants, winery tours, and wineries that require appointments. Feel free to cut and paste each guide for easy printing and take-along on your Napa weekend. Also check out the local happenings in case there's some great music or events you'd like to attend. Go to: www.napavalleycalendar.com/ or www.napachamber.com/calendar.html or www.napavalleyregister.com/ to see what's going on during your visit.
Sonoma Wine Country Travel Guides Also Available...
We also offer Travel Guides for Sonoma Valley wine tours. Our Wine Country
Travel Guides detail a self-guided wine tour for each of Sonoma's three wine growing regions:
Visit our Sonoma website: www.go-winetasting.com for these free guides to visit Sonoma Valley.
- Our favorite hotel
- 10 great wine tours
- awesome picnic spots
- Historic Hotel
- Critic's restaurant
- Tour at a castle
- Stunning cave tour
Plan Your Weekend In Advance with:
Napa Calendar of
Events
Planning your visit is a must. Napa is a busy and sometimes crowded place. To get the most out of your weekend, make reservations well in advance for hotels, restaurants, winery tours, and wineries that require appointments. Feel free to cut and paste each guide for easy printing and take-along on your Napa weekend. Also check out the local happenings in case there's some great music or events you'd like to attend. Go to: www.napavalleycalendar.com/ or www.napachamber.com/calendar.html or www.napavalleyregister.com/ to see what's going on during your visit.
Sonoma Wine Country Travel Guides Also Available...
We also offer Travel Guides for Sonoma Valley wine tours. Our Wine Country
Travel Guides detail a self-guided wine tour for each of Sonoma's three wine growing regions:
Visit our Sonoma website: www.go-winetasting.com for these free guides to visit Sonoma Valley.
Yountville: The New Kid On the Block
If you can't make it to Napa Valley, you can give your own Wine Tasting Party by following these easy
steps......
Complimentary (Free) Wine Tasting Still Exists
There are still wineries who offer complimentary tasting for non-premium wines. We've included some as a part of our weekend wine tours both for the experience and to take the bite out of the more expensive tours and tastings that are also suggested. In addition, there's a complete list of all the wineries in the Napa Valley who offer free tastings.
See our web page, "Free Winery Tasting" to get the entire list or Click here....
Take or Rent Bikes
If you enjoy biking, consider bringing or renting bikes. Many of the wineries can be easily accessed by bike and there's no traffic or parking to worry about. Wineries will be happy to hold your wine purchases for later pick-up on request. St. Helena and the Silverado Trail or particularly good for a bike tour.
Napa Bike Tours at www.napavalleybiketours.com/ can provide first class bikes or take you on one of there outstanding bike tours where the wineries are chosen for you, you can travel in a group and the wineries are expecting your visit and have arranged your tastings.
- AVA Education
- The right hotel
- Best Sparkling
- Critics Choice for Ribs 25 years running
If you can't make it to Napa Valley, you can give your own Wine Tasting Party by following these easy
steps......
Complimentary (Free) Wine Tasting Still Exists
There are still wineries who offer complimentary tasting for non-premium wines. We've included some as a part of our weekend wine tours both for the experience and to take the bite out of the more expensive tours and tastings that are also suggested. In addition, there's a complete list of all the wineries in the Napa Valley who offer free tastings.
See our web page, "Free Winery Tasting" to get the entire list or Click here....
Take or Rent Bikes
If you enjoy biking, consider bringing or renting bikes. Many of the wineries can be easily accessed by bike and there's no traffic or parking to worry about. Wineries will be happy to hold your wine purchases for later pick-up on request. St. Helena and the Silverado Trail or particularly good for a bike tour.
Napa Bike Tours at www.napavalleybiketours.com/ can provide first class bikes or take you on one of there outstanding bike tours where the wineries are chosen for you, you can travel in a group and the wineries are expecting your visit and have arranged your tastings.
Travel Guides For Your Best Napa Valley Wine Tours:
St. Helena, the Silverado Trail,
Calistoga,
Yountville
Napa Weekends is a collection of travel guides for the Napa Wine Country weekend visitor. Each Travel Guide contains all the information you'll need to enjoy a great weekend in the famous Napa Valley including hotels, restaurants, best Napa valley wine tours, best Napa valley wine tasting, activities and shopping.
Napa Weekend Travel Guides cover most popular areas of Napa Valley plus a few off the beaten track places the tourists never find.
Our Point Of View
There are some truly awesome tasting and tour experiences to be had in the Napa Valley or you can just try to cram as many tastings as possible, spend a lot of money, fight the crowds, and try some pretty disappointing wines. Our view is to capture those awesome experiences (duh...). Of course you want to taste great wine, but we've found that the "Wine Country Experience" is about touring caves, wine and food pairings, conversations with the winemaker, and those unforgettable picnics above the valley. By using our Guides you can find unique and memorable visits and some great wines to bring back and share with your vacation stories. All you have to do is read on and PLAN.
Napa Wineries Tasting Fees & "By Appointment Only"
Most Napa wineries charge from $5 to as high as $30 for wine tasting and tours. Premium wines can range as high as $40 to $50 for tasting. Just another reason to choose your visits wisely and find the best tasting experience. Many "Appointment Only" wineries don't charge a tasting fee but it is expected that you will be purchasing wine. These wineries often provide the most personal, informative, and quality wine tasting experience. We have included many wineries in our tour that require making appointments, don't shy away from these. Visiting these wineries is often the best experience of any Napa tasting. We've included e-mail links and information to wineries who accept e-mail appointments to make the process easier for you.
Enjoy Your Napa Weekend!
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