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A private tour through Querétaro's real, growing wine region, paired with the Peña de Bernal monolith.
A private, skip-the-line tour through Querétaro's genuine wine region near Ezequiel Montes, paired with a visit to Peña de Bernal, a monolith often called the world's third-largest.
This listing is tagged by the platform as a private group experience with skip-the-line access. Real stops combine a visit to Querétaro state's real, growing wine region near Ezequiel Montes with time at Peña de Bernal.
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Meeting point in the Ezequiel Montes/Bernal area.
Genuine vineyards in Querétaro state, part of Mexico's growing, real wine-producing region.
The real third-largest monolith in the world, paired into the same private day.
Priority access included as part of this private tour.
Back to your hotel, home, or the airport — whenever your day wraps up.
A private, skip-the-line tour through Querétaro's genuine wine region near Ezequiel Montes, paired with a visit to Peña de Bernal, a monolith often called the world's third-largest. This listing is tagged by the platform as a private group experience with skip-the-line access. Real stops combine a visit to Querétaro state's real, growing wine region near Ezequiel Montes with time at Peña de Bernal.
Querétaro is Mexico's main producer of sparkling wine. Vines were planted in the region as early as 1531, but the modern industry is young: Freixenet Mexico began making sparkling wine here in 1986, and many of the state's 50-plus wineries opened within the last two decades. Because the name Cava cannot be used in Mexico, the wines are labelled vino espumoso.
Vineyards here are planted high, roughly 6,200 to 7,000 feet above sea level, on calcium-rich clay soils, and growers use grapes such as macabeo, xarel-lo and parellada familiar from Spanish Cava country. The wine-and-cheese festival in nearby Tequisquiapan is one of the state's best-known events.
The monolith at Bernal is a volcanic dacite plug. It is often called the world's third-largest, though a later study argued it is taller than that ranking implies.
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