Explore El Dorado wineries and Sierra Foothills scenery with a private driver
7–8 hrs
6 to 14 people
Private driver, water, lunch stop
Explore the El Dorado wine region on a private tour with your own driver. Shape the day around wineries, scenic stops, and your group’s preferences.
Cancel 21 days or more before your tour for a 50% refund. Cancellations within 21 days are non-refundable. Reschedule once for $100 with at least 7 days' notice, subject to availability. Transfer your reservation to another traveler at no charge.
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Yes. You may bring extra snacks, but please avoid chocolate because it can stain the vehicle interior.
Bring your ID and wallet. Sunscreen is optional and may be useful in warm California sun.
Consider bringing cash to tip your wine pourers at the wineries.
Sacramento Area
Had an AMAZING experience using NAPSAC wine tours. Paul was beyond fantastic. He made the arrangements and was quite personable and we were all very comfortable with him. Our girls day trip to Sonoma could not have been better. He was prepared with umbrellas for us given the weather. The SUV was immaculate, comfortable, high tech. He even went out of his way to return an object that fell out of my purse and was left behind in his vehicle.
Molly Stanley
January 16, 2026
Had an AMAZING experience using NAPSAC wine tours. Paul was beyond fantastic. He made the arrangements and was quite personable and we were all very comfortable with him. Our girls day trip to Sonoma could not have been better. He was prepared with umbrellas for us given the weather. The SUV was immaculate, comfortable, high tech. He even went out of his way to return an object that fell out of my purse and was left behind in his vehicle.
Molly Stanley
January 16, 2026
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