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Discover Baja California’s wine country on this private Valle de Guadalupe tour from Tijuana, including visits to top wineries, tasting local products, and enjoying Baja Med cuisine.

The From Tijuana: Valle de Guadalupe Private Winery Tour offers an engaging full-day experience in Mexico’s renowned wine country. Priced at $136 per person and lasting approximately 10 hours, this tour provides a personalized look into Valle de Guadalupe’s celebrated wineries, scenic vistas, and local culinary delights. It features visits to two prestigious wineries where you explore the winemaking process and sample some of the best local wines, such as Casta de Vinos, Barón Balché, and Decantos.
This tour is ideal for those seeking a relaxed, guided exploration of Valle de Guadalupe, with the comfort of private transportation and a knowledgeable guide. However, it’s worth noting that lunch is at your own expense, and the tour may only include limited winery visits depending on availability. With a stellar rating of 4.6/5 from 14 reviews, this experience tends to deliver a memorable day surrounded by stunning views and local flavors.
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The tour begins at Plaza Galerías, where the driver waits outside with a visible Sibaria Tours sign. The comfortable van takes approximately 80 minutes to reach Valle de Guadalupe, providing ample time to enjoy the scenic drive. The pickup location is easy to find, and the tour operates as a private group, making it suitable for families, friends, or couples looking for a personalized outing.

You will visit two distinguished wineries in Valle de Guadalupe. The specific wineries are selected based on availability on the day but are known for high-quality wines and engaging tours. At each winery, you get to experience the winemaking process and taste their best wines. Notable tasting options include Casta de Vinos, Barón Balché, and Decantos.
While the exact wineries may vary, visitors can expect to learn about local winemaking traditions and sample a selection of wines that showcase the region’s diversity. The tour is designed to give a good overview within a short time, but some guests note that only two wineries are visited, which might be brief if you’re eager for more.

A highlight of the tour is the photo stop at the Big Bottle, a famous landmark representing Valle de Guadalupe. Plus, guests visit the iconic Valle de Guadalupe sign, a popular spot for capturing memories of the day. These stops offer a chance to snap memorable photos against the backdrop of the lush valley and wine country.
A 40-minute break is allocated for these photo opportunities, providing a relaxed pace and a chance to appreciate the views. The scenery here is a major draw, with panoramic vistas that make the trip visually rewarding.
More Great Tours NearbyAfter winery visits, the tour includes a visit to Sol de Media Noche, an artisanal winery where local products such as olives, artisan bread, olive oil, and cheeses are available for purchase. This provides an authentic taste of the region’s culinary craftsmanship.
In addition, the itinerary allows time for exploring food and arts & crafts markets, offering a glimpse into local artisan goods and traditional Mexican foods. While lunch is not included, several restaurants with Baja Med cuisine are recommended nearby, such as La Esperanza, Finca Altozano, Oja, and Malva. Guests can choose a spot for a personalized lunch, either prior to the market visit or afterward, at their own expense.
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The entire day is facilitated with comfortable, well-maintained vehicles, and a driver-guide accompanies the group, providing insights in both English and Spanish. The tolls, fuel, and travel assistance insurance are included, ensuring a smooth journey. Water and a cooler are available on the van, so hydration is taken care of during the day.
The tour operates as a private group, making the experience more intimate and flexible. The driver waits outside the meeting point, ready to start the scenic drive toward Valle de Guadalupe.

The tour starts in the morning and runs for approximately 10 hours, often ending in the late afternoon. Participants should bring passport or ID, wear comfortable shoes, and prepare for sunny weather with sun hats, sunscreen, and a jacket for cooler moments. Cash is recommended for additional purchases or tips.
It’s important to note that the tour is not suitable for wheelchair users and guests must be at least 18 years old to participate in the wine tastings. Pets are not allowed, maintaining a controlled environment for all guests.

Reviews highlight friendly guides, excellent transportation, and beautiful scenery as key strengths. Guests appreciate the knowledgeable guides who make the winery visits engaging, and the panoramic views that create memorable photo opportunities.
Some guests mention that the short winery visits might be limiting for wine enthusiasts, and that lunch is at your own expense. One review notes that traffic delays could lead to extra charges if late, so punctuality is advised. The tour receives high marks for value, service, and the personalized experience.

This private tour from Tijuana offers a well-rounded taste of Valle de Guadalupe’s wines, scenery, and local products. It’s suited for small groups seeking a guided, hassle-free day with friendly service and personalized attention. The 10-hour format balances winery visits, scenic stops, and opportunities for local shopping and photography.
While the lunch is not included, the variety of local restaurants nearby ensures you can choose a meal that fits your preferences. The tour’s affordable price point coupled with positive reviews and reliable logistics makes it a solid choice for those looking to explore Baja California’s celebrated wine region.
Is this tour suitable for wine beginners?
Yes, the tour includes wine tastings and explanations suitable for those new to wine, with the opportunity to learn about the winemaking process at each winery.
Can I bring my own snacks or drinks?
The tour provides water and a cooler on the van, but additional food or drinks are not included, so bringing personal snacks is optional.
Are there any restrictions for participating?
Guests must be at least 18 years old to enjoy the wine tastings. The tour is not suitable for wheelchair users, and pets are not allowed.
What should I wear on this tour?
Comfortable shoes are recommended for walking around wineries and markets. Sun protection gear such as sunscreen and hats is advised, along with a jacket for cooler moments.
Is lunch included in the tour price?
No, lunch is not included; guests choose from local restaurants at their own expense.
How do I know what wineries will be visited?
The specific wineries depend on availability on the day of the tour, but they are generally some of the most popular and highly regarded in Valle de Guadalupe.
Can I customize this tour?
This is a private group experience, so there is some flexibility, but the itinerary is generally fixed with a focus on visiting two wineries, scenic stops, and local markets.
What if I need to cancel?
You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund, providing flexibility if plans change.