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São Paulo state's real wine country, an easy private day trip from the city.
A private half-day trip to São Roque, the wine-producing region just outside São Paulo, with tastings at local wineries and views over the hillside vineyards.
A little over an hour from São Paulo, São Roque is the state's best-known wine region, known locally for its jabuticaba and other fruit wines alongside more traditional grape varieties. With a private driver, visit local wineries for tastings and a look at how the region's wine tradition has developed over generations.
A popular starting point — every Voyzo itinerary is fully customizable, so we'll shape the order and stops around your group.
Round-trip pickup from your São Paulo hotel.
Drive through the rolling hills of São Paulo state's most established wine-producing area.
Sample local wines directly at the source, with a guide on hand to explain the region's winemaking traditions.
Back to your hotel, home, or the airport — whenever your day wraps up.
A private half-day trip to São Roque, the wine-producing region just outside São Paulo, with tastings at local wineries and views over the hillside vineyards. A little over an hour from São Paulo, São Roque is the state's best-known wine region, known locally for its jabuticaba and other fruit wines alongside more traditional grape varieties. With a private driver, visit local wineries for tastings and a look at how the region's wine tradition has developed over generations.
São Roque is roughly 69 kilometres by road from São Paulo, around 51 km in a straight line, and was founded on 16 August 1657. Winemaking there is traced back to Portuguese settlers who saw the climate's potential, and later to a large wave of Italian immigrants in the late 19th century who developed viticulture.
The area's Wine Route follows the Estrada do Vinho, Estrada dos Venâncios and the Quintino de Lima highway, with more than 30 establishments including wineries, restaurants and farms. The tour's wineries are chosen by your driver based on the day, so ask which ones are open.
Some producers here make jabuticaba wine, a fruit wine from a native Brazilian fruit, so the region is not only grape wine. Tastings and quality vary between estates.
Every Voyzo tour is a starting point — tell us what you have in mind and we'll build it.
