Top Baja California Day Trips - page 3

The Old Wine Route is located south of Ensenada approximately 25 miles (40 km). It is made up of the 3 oldest valleys in the region: La Grulla, Santo Tomas de Aquino and San Vicente Ferrer. On this route you will find the first wineries and oldest vineyards where wine was made for the first time in Baja California, resulting in wines of the highest quality. About the tour You will be picked up from your hotel or Airbnb in Ensenada, Valle de Guadalupe between 9:45 am and 10:00 am. During this 6-hour excursion you will be transferred to the Santo Tomas de Aquino Valley on the Old Wine Route.

We like to take people to smaller mom-and-pop-styled wineries. Usually off the beaten path which people generally wouldn't find on their own. We are not fans of commercial wineries. The owner Josh is from San Diego and is very passionate about Mexico. He moved to Ensenada in 2016 and can share many common interests with others visiting from the States.

Discover the beauty of the Guadalupe Valley in a unique wine getaway. Tour the facilities of the Rondo del Valle winery and the Aires de Lavanda field, where you will learn about the lavender distillation process. Taste five wine labels in an underground VIP cellar and enjoy a picnic in the gardens of Rancho el Parral, accompanied by a board of cheeses and artisanal beers from Barril Rojo. Perfect for wine, beer and nature lovers. - Transport from the port of Ensenada and back - Guided tour through vineyards and lavender field - Tasting of 5 wines and 4 craft beers - Picnic with cheese board and lavender dessert - Ideal for a weekend getaway as a couple or with friends

Celebrate your birthday Bachelor party Minimum of 3 people needed We passed. We will visit relief vineyard We will visit the valley sky of Guadalupe We will visit wine decantos wine We will visit Loreta restaurant free time to eat does not include food does not include drinks 1 1/2 hours at this location Leave your experience to the experts

A wine tour in the Valley of Guadalupe involves visiting wineries to taste wines, learn about their production and enjoy the landscapes, the region as well as its gastronomy or we can know the street food in the region Trail meet the valley canyons of Guadalupe on a hiking tour hot springs extravagant landscapes Horseback riding we can travel the mountains of the region with beautiful and pleasant views

Join us for an unforgettable private day trip from San Diego where we will pick you up from the hotel or the airport to explore the stunning Joshua Tree National Park, designed for a small group of up to 5 people to ensure a personalized experience. This adventure is perfect for nature lovers, photographers, and anyone seeking to experience the breathtaking beauty of the desert in a relaxed, intimate setting.

Experience Baja’s wine country beyond the typical tourist stops on a relaxed, locally guided wine tour through Valle de Guadalupe. This experience is designed for travelers who want quality over crowds, visiting hand-selected boutique wineries known for their character, scenery, and welcoming atmosphere. We shall visit up to 3 different vineyards. Travel comfortably with private transportation while your local guide shares the stories, history, and passion behind Baja’s growing wine scene. Enjoy tastings at carefully chosen vineyards, take in sweeping valley views, and savor the slower pace that makes this region so special. Whether you’re new to Mexican wines or a seasoned wine lover, this tour offers a genuine, unhurried experience with personalized attention and flexible timing — perfect for couples, friends, and cruise passengers. Cruise-friendly pickup available directly at the Ensenada terminal, with guaranteed return to ship on time.

During this tour we will be able to tour the valley that is characterized by a large number of vineyards and also by its gastronomic richness due to the variety of restaurants available, as well as the natural beauty of the valley that is characteristic of this place. During the tour we will be able to visit some vineyards and learn about their own productions from each of these sites.