NAPA VALLEY & SAN FRANCISCO DELUXE VACATION PACKAGE

Your dream vacation starts with two nights at a four-star San Francisco hotel – in either the distinctive Union Square or Fisherman’s Wharf areas. You’ll be picked up for a tour of the city-by-the-bay’s most cherished sites, including the Golden Gate Bridge, Twin Peaks’ magnificent views, the winding curves of Lombard Street, historic Chinatown, North Beach, and more. Your tour also includes cable car ticket, and free time for world-class shopping, dining, and museums. If you’d like, opt to visit Alcatraz Island and see San Francisco and environs from the bay.

Napa Valley and San Francisco deluxe vacation package highlights

Cable Cars

Ride the famous Cable Cars with our complimentary ticket upon arrival. The historic cable car lines run from the Fisherman’s Wharf area to Union Square, and through the city’s most famous neighborhoods. San Francisco has the last manually-operated cable car system in the world, so climb aboard for a unique travel experience!

Lombard Street

Lombard Street in the Russian Hill neighborhood is best known for a steep section with eight hairpin turns in a single block. San Francisco is famous for its hills, and this extreme example reflects the city’s ingenuity in tackling its elevation challenges. Lombard Street is also easily visible from Coit Tower and from the cable car route.

Coit Tower

Coit Tower – the tall, concrete structure atop Telegraph Hill – has reigned over San Francisco since 1933. Take the elevator for impressive 360-degree views that stretch from downtown to the Golden Gate Bridge, the Bay Bridge and North Bay, and also view significant murals inside the building. Day or night, the scenic beauty of San Francisco shines at this landmark.

Napa Valley

Napa Valley is known around the globe for producing some of the world’s finest wines in the world. More than 400 wineries rely on varietal grapes from this fertile soil to create full-bodied Cabernets, buttery Chardonnays, and dozens of other masterpieces. Learn just how much Napa Valley and its neighbors deserve their reputation as one of America’s premier wine producers with our deluxe tour.

Sonoma Valley

We’ll also visit Sonoma Valley, “Valley of the Moon,” and the birthplace of California wine. One of 12 wine-growing regions in Sonoma County, the 17-mile-long valley between the Mayacamas and Sonoma mountains is home to some of the oldest wineries in the state. Pair local wines with locally-sourced cuisine from the valley’s restaurants for memorable dining.

Wine-making: an insider’s view

From grapes on the vine to pressing rooms, fermenting tanks, and sealed bottles, we’ll see how world-class vintages are created. Napa and Sonoma mix major wine producers with boutique specialty houses to offer a unique cross-section of delicious options. We’ll visit several wineries in both valleys to sample unique wines, and get an insider look at their unique stories.