Try one of these Napa Valley custom travel planners to create the trip of your dreams.

Napa Custom Travel Planner: Ania Gotto: Wine Country Concierge
Conde Nast Travel Expert
Phone: 707-225-2781
Email: ania@winetrip.com
Website: WineTrip.com

Napa Custom Travel Planner: Liza Graves: Beautiful Places
Conde Nast Travel Expert
Phone: 800-495-9961
Email: liza@beautiful-places.com
Website: Beautiful Places

Napa Custom Travel Planner: Michelle Murre: Azurine Travel
Travel & Leisure A-List
Phone: 917-664-1333
Email: michelle@azurinetravel.com
Website: Azurine Travel

Napa Custom Travel Planner: Larry Martin: Food and Wine Trails
Phone: 800-367-5348
Email: larry@foodandwinetrails.com
Website: Food and Wine Trails

For information on how to choose a travel planner, see our helpful tips.

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Ideas for working with your Napa Valley Custom Tour Planner

Try some of these great ideas to start your conversation with one of the travel experts listed below.

1 – Visit Napa in the autumn to see the fields ablaze with color.

2 – Take the wine train to get in the mood before you arrive.

3 – Enjoy a wine-tasting at one of the numerous wineries in the valley.

4 – Take a romantic hot air balloon ride over verdant green fields of grapes.

5 – Learn about the production of wine with a visit to a wine cellar.

6 – Enjoy exploring this scenic valley.

7 – Watch a sunset over the vineyards.

8 – A chandelier in a cellar?  Visit one of these exclusive and richly decorated wine caes.

9 – Go to a chef series combining fabulous food with paired wines.

10 – Taste wine directly from the barrel.

Visit Napa Valley

This website is very comprehensive and offers a winery map, tips for tastings, and lots of background information (for instance “types of grapes”) in addition to the usual hotels, restaurants, etc.

From the website:

“It’s always a good idea to schedule your appointments well in advance of your visit because some of the more popular wineries fill up their appointments weeks in advance. Some wineries are so small that they need to know when you are coming so someone will be there to greet you. Other wineries have permit restrictions that limit the number of guests that can visit each day. Many wineries have sit-down tastings that start and end at specific times.”