Top Mendocino Private and Luxury

Train enthusiasts, family travelers, and nature lovers will all enjoy this two-hour Skunk Train journey. You'll ride from the valley floor to the highest point of the rail line, admiring the views of the redwood forest and Noyo River Canyon. Stop to check out the oldest tree along the track, the Wolf Tree. A scenic and relaxing tour into nature.

Walk through Mendocino, a coastal village of Victorian homes set above dramatic Pacific headlands, on a self-guided audio tour that plays automatically as you explore. Starting near the town center, you’ll follow a walkable route through historic streets, scenic overlooks, and key landmarks. Along the way, visit sites like the Ford House, Kelley House Museum, the Temple of Kwan Tai, and the Mendocino Headlands. You’ll learn how a remote logging outpost grew into an artist community, from the shipwreck of the Frolic to the town’s preservation and its role as a filming location for Murder, She Wrote. Explore at your own pace—pause to browse galleries, stop at a café, or take in the ocean views. The audio resumes whenever you’re ready, so you can move freely without keeping up with a group. This is a self-guided experience (no in-person guide). Download the tour in advance and use it anytime—it works offline and follows your location along the route.

Explore the serene beauty of the Mendocino Lavender & Pollinator Garden, set within the stunning Anderson Valley. The farm features six varieties of lavender alongside a vibrant collection of native plants, all inviting pollinators. Enjoy a guided tour that showcases the farm's lush landscapes and learn about lavender cultivation, all while capturing picturesque moments and picking a fresh bundle of lavender for yourself. - Discover six varieties of lavender and a native plant collection - Guided tours available starting mid-June 2026 - An optional wine tasting can be booked at the property's Foursight Wines

Discover the art and rich history of Mendocino Stone Ranch on a guided walking tour with the owner and founder, Genevieve Mullins, who provides a rich oral history of how the Ranch came to be. Tours happen the every first Sunday of every month from 12pm-2. This unique experience showcases over 30 stunning stone masonry art installations nestled in the breathtaking redwood forest, all while overlooking the Pacific Ocean. Engage with the rich history of this artistic land, created by master stone masons and supported by patron Peter J. Mullins. Whether you're an art lover or a nature enthusiast, this tour offers an unforgettable blend of culture and scenery. - Guided tours available on the first Sunday of each month from 2pm-4pm - Access to installations via the “Stone Ranch Express” ATV vehicle for those with limited mobility