Guadalupe Valle Tour
Casa Frida
Cost: $175 per person (more than 6 adults, $150 per person. * $80 per child)
Includes driver + gasoline + 8 hours of service
Start 11:00 a.m.
12:00 am Casa Magonni includes wine tasting and souvenir wine glass
2:00 pm Baron Balche Includes 3 wine tastings and tour of the cellar
4:00 pm we will visit Decantos vineyard, includes 1 bottle of white or red wine for every 4 per person
6:00 pm Free time to eat (Foods are at the client's expense) in Valle de Guadalupe recommendation Casa Frida Deck Lago Frida
Feel a hug from the nature of the Valle de Guadalupe, on the shore of the lake with the wind singing.
Select fresh menu, champagne and wine.
Cheers for a new sun! Does not include food does not include drinks in this place.
Plan B Restaurant of your choice 8:00 pm return to hotel or Airbnb
Cuatro Cuatros
Itinerary Guadalupe Valley & Cuatro Cuatros
Cost: $175 per person (more than 6 adults, $150 per person. * $80 per child)
Salida 11:00 am hotel o Airbnb
12:00 am We will visit Casa Magoni includes 3 tastings of young wines per person and a glass to remember
2:00 pm We will visit Barón Balche Includes 3 wine tastings per person and tour of the cellar
4:00 pm We will visit Decantos here you will receive 1 bottle of white or red wine for every 4 people
6:00 pm Free time to eat in Valle de Guadalupe recommendation four fours Tahona restaurant.
Does not include food or drink in this place
Plan B Restaurant of your choice
8:00 pm return to hotel or Airbnb
Valle de Guadalupe: The Jewel of Mexican Wine
Discover the Guadalupe Valley, in Baja California, a destination that fuses nature, culture, and a vibrant winemaking history. Known as the birthplace of Mexican wine, this valley attracts travelers from around the world with its spectacular landscapes and renowned wine scene.
Origins of the Valley
Since the 19th century, the Guadalupe Valley has been a melting pot of traditions. Before settlers, the Kumiai indigenous people lived in harmony with the land, using sustainable agricultural practices. Their legacy laid the foundation for the valley's development.
The Influence of Russian Missionaries
In 1904, Russian Molokan missionaries, led by Efim G. Fedoroff, arrived in the valley. They brought advanced viticulture techniques, transforming the region into a winemaking powerhouse. Their methods, combined with the ideal climate, gave rise to wines of exceptional quality.
Wine Evolution
The valley established itself as the epicenter of Mexican wine with the establishment of vineyards and wineries. In 1937, the Bibayoff family founded one of the most iconic vineyards, whose tradition endures. Today, the Guadalupe Valley is synonymous with world-class wines.
A Unique Destination
Today, the valley is a tourist magnet, famous for its vineyards, rolling hills, and clear skies. Its rich cultural heritage, combining indigenous and Russian traditions, offers an unforgettable experience.
¿Why visit the Guadalupe Valley?
The Guadalupe Valley is more than wine: it's history, nature, and culture all in one. From its humble origins to its global prestige, this destination invites you to explore its magic. Experience Mexican wine in an idyllic setting!
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