Guadalupe Valle Tour
Guadalupe Valle Tour
& Casa Frida
$175 per person, if there are more than 6 people it would be $150 per person
Includes driver + gasoline + 8 hours of service + wine tastings
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www.experienciasbajatours.com
Start 11:00 a.m.
At 11:30 am we will visit the giant letters of Valle de Guadalupe where you can take photos and videos
12:00 pm we will visit Baron Balche
Includes 3 basic wine tastings per person and a tour of the wine cellar (tips not included)
2:00 pm We will visit Decantos Vinicola, which includes 1 bottle of Tempranillo red wine, Viognier white wine, or Carignan rosé.
At 4:00 pm we will visit the beautiful Elena restaurant. They have a very extensive menu and in the back they have their Bakus bar (recommended).
6:00 pm Free time to continue the party in Valle de Guadalupe, recommendation: Casa Frida
Rooftop Culinaria
Can you imagine the flavors of our Mexico in one drink?
Experience a unique perspective, gastronomy, mixology, and music. Enjoy spectacular sunsets over the Guadalupe Valley.
Food and drinks are not included at this location.
You can book through this link.
https://casafridavalle.com/es/inicio/
Valle de Guadalupe: The Jewel of Mexican Wine
Discover the Guadalupe Valley in a relaxed, exclusive way, filled with experiences that awaken the senses. This tour is designed for those seeking unhurried adventure, total comfort, and memorable moments, surrounded by vineyards, world-class wine, and perfect settings for photos and celebrations.
Forget about driving, worrying about schedules or routes. We take care of everything: private driver, fuel, tastings, and a carefully planned itinerary so you can focus solely on enjoying yourself. From iconic wineries to restaurants with vibrant atmospheres and rooftops with spectacular views, this tour combines the best of wine, gastronomy, and the vibrant nightlife of the Valley.
Ideal for couples, groups of friends or special celebrations.
An authentic, comfortable and safe experience… as the Guadalupe Valley should be experienced.
Origins of the Valley: Where the Land Tells Its Story
Long before wine filled glasses and vineyards covered the hills, the Valle de Guadalupe already had a soulSince the 19th century—and long before—this land has been a meeting point between cultures, nature, and human vision. The Indigenous peoples Kumiai They were the first guardians of the valley, living in balance with the land and practicing respectful agriculture, leaving a silent legacy that can still be felt in the landscape.
The Legacy of the Russian Missionaries
The fate of the valley took a decisive turn in 1904, when the Russian missionaries molokanos, led by Efim G. FedoroffThey arrived in this region seeking a new beginning. With them, they brought advanced knowledge of viticulture, agricultural discipline, and a deep connection to the land. By combining these techniques with the valley's Mediterranean climate, they planted the roots of what would become one of Mexico's most important wine-producing regions.
The Birth of a Winemaking Tradition
Over the years, the Guadalupe Valley began to establish itself as the heart of Mexican wine. The opening of vineyards and wineries marked a new era, standing out in 1937 the founding of one of the most emblematic vineyards by the family Bibayoffwhose tradition and passion remain alive to this day. Generation after generation, the valley perfected its winemaking identity.
A Destination to be Experienced with the Senses
Today, the Guadalupe Valley is much more than a tourist destination. It is a place where history, culture and nature They are nestled among rolling hills, endless vineyards, and open skies. Their indigenous and Russian heritage makes every visit a unique experience.
Why visit the Guadalupe Valley?
Because here, wine tells stories. Because each glass reflects centuries of tradition, effort, and passion. The Guadalupe Valley is not just a place to visit… it's experienced.. 🍷✨
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