Because, when you visit Napa Valley you don't come for the beaches...

This is a complete list of the wineries in Napa Valley (sortable by cities, regions, varietals, you name it!) and also gives you a quick glimpse at their price points and availability.

Excellent resource for planning your tasting activities.

A great option if you feel like splurging. It will give you the chance to get the lay of the land with a guided train tour that stops at several historic vineyards along the way for tastings. Different options are available if you also want to experience fancy meals/tea parties while you're traveling up and down the Napa Valley Highway. Good option for an all day activity on Friday or Sunday.

Wine Trolley Tour that takes you around Napa and to wine tastings.

You can enjoy an ebike tour that takes you through the vineyards to a wine tasting. Half and Full day options available! Just be careful with the July heat.

Paved Trail that many people walk or bike parts of-goes past vineyards and along the main road in Napa County.

"The Napa Valley Vine Trail Coalition is a grass-roots nonprofit with a vision to build a walking/biking trail system to connect the entire Napa Valley--physically, artistically, and culturally. WITH YOUR HELP we are working to design, fund, construct, and maintain 47 safe and scenic miles of level, paved, family-friendly, dog-friendly, free-access Class I trail, stretching from the Vallejo Ferry to Calistoga" -from vine trail website

This is a great walk if you are staying in Yountville, it is shaded trail that goes along the river in the middle of vineyards.

Great option if you want a day spa and access to multiple pools for a day.

This four star resort allows you to buy day passes to their pool and hottub for <$50 dollars/ person if you are looking for a change of scenery from your hotel

If you want a spa day, check out Indian Springs Resort!

Fun place for casual lunch and wine tasting

State Park in Napa County for picnics and hiking.

State park in Napa County for picnics and hiking. Sometimes has demonstrations or festivals for families.

If you are looking to check out Sonoma, it has a downtown square with restaurants and shopping! Every Wednesday, they have picnic on the square events.

This is an amazing national park approximately 3 hours for Napa County. You will need to get a reservation to get into park (usually free, but was implemented during COVID times) and pay a national park fee at the gates. Would not recommend driving on the narrow windy roads at dusk or at night. If you think you might be interested in extending your trip to the area and visiting this park, reach out to the bride or groom for some more tips on what to see and where to stay. For those that are worried about hiking-this national park has beautiful waterfalls right off the road with paved short trails.

This is a National Monument closer to San Francisco (approximately 1.5 hours from Napa). It is a boardwalk trail through giant redwoods with ferns covering the forest floor and the occasional giant slug. You need a reservation to get into the park (again was implemented during covid) and parking is usually $30 dollars. There is no cell service close to the park. The drive is beautiful but also has some windy roads. Further down, there is free beach access.