Skip driving across the border — meet your guide steps from the pedestrian crossing for a private wine day.
A seamless private Valle de Guadalupe wine day designed for guests crossing from the US side — meet your local guide just steps from the pedestrian border crossing and spend the day exploring wineries, restaurants, breweries, or scenic viewpoints built entirely around your own preferences.
This tour's real differentiator is the border logistics: you walk across the US-Mexico border on foot as a pedestrian (a valid passport or passport card is required, and the crossing itself is the traveler's own responsibility, not included in the tour), then meet your guide steps away to begin a fully private, customizable day in Valle de Guadalupe — wineries, restaurants, breweries, or scenic viewpoints, built around your preferences rather than a fixed stop list.
A popular starting point — every Voyzo itinerary is fully customizable, so we'll shape the order and stops around your group.
Meet your guide on foot just steps from the San Ysidro pedestrian border crossing; the tour itself runs entirely in a private vehicle from that point.
Walk across as a pedestrian and meet your guide right at the crossing — no rental car or cross-border driving needed.
Wineries, restaurants, breweries, or viewpoints, chosen around your own preferences.
Reservation assistance and insider recommendations for both iconic and lesser-known wineries.
Back to your hotel, home, or the airport — whenever your day wraps up.
A seamless private Valle de Guadalupe wine day designed for guests crossing from the US side — meet your local guide just steps from the pedestrian border crossing and spend the day exploring wineries, restaurants, breweries, or scenic viewpoints built entirely around your own preferences. This tour's real differentiator is the border logistics: you walk across the US-Mexico border on foot as a pedestrian (a valid passport or passport card is required, and the crossing itself is the traveler's own responsibility, not included in the tour), then meet your guide steps away to begin a fully private, customizable day in Valle de Guadalupe — wineries, restaurants, breweries, or scenic viewpoints, built around your preferences rather than a fixed stop list.
A walk across the border puts you in a city whose wine-country neighbour has grown from about 6 wineries in 1999 to over 150 by 2023. Valle de Guadalupe produces most of Mexico's wine, commonly cited at 70 to 90 percent, with a Mediterranean climate shaped by Pacific fog.
Its winemaking story includes the 1888 Santo Tomás winery and Russian Molokan settlers who began arriving in 1905, bringing a pacifist Christian community that bought land and planted grapes.
Every Voyzo tour is a starting point — tell us what you have in mind and we'll build it.