• Oxbow Public Market - Nestled in the lively Oxbow District of downtown Napa, Oxbow Public Market serves as a vibrant community hub for exceptional food and wine. This bustling indoor market unites artisan vendors, local chefs, and craft beverage makers under one roof. Visitors can explore the stalls, enjoy a meal, or savor local wine on the picturesque outdoor deck overlooking the Napa River.
• Clos du Val Winery - Established in 1972, Clos du Val is a third-generation, family-owned winery situated in the heart of Napa Valley’s Stags Leap District. The winery’s first 1972 Cabernet Sauvignon was among the select few California Cabernets chosen for the renowned 1976 Judgment of Paris tasting, and it claimed first place in a 1986 rematch. The property boasts a beautifully renovated tasting room with vineyard views and a welcoming, relaxed atmosphere.
• Yountville - Located in the heart of Napa Valley, Yountville offers a luxurious escape with small-town charm, celebrated for its culinary excellence, walkability, and wine experiences. Spanning just 1.5 square miles, this compact town boasts more Michelin-starred restaurants per capita than nearly anywhere else in the nation, including Thomas Keller’s iconic The French Laundry.
• Chandon - Founded in 1973, Chandon was brought to life by the visionary Robert-Jean de Vogüé and California pioneer John Wright, making it one of the first French-owned sparkling wine ventures in the U.S. The winery produces outstanding méthode traditionnelle sparkling wines from estate vineyards in Yountville, Carneros, and Mount Veeder, and its reimagined property is among the most photogenic spots in the valley.
• St. Helena - Known as “Napa Valley’s Main Street,” downtown St. Helena is filled with charming shops, art galleries, and delightful cafés housed in historic buildings. This enchanting up-valley town is home to some of the region’s most historic wineries and features a walkable half-mile core brimming with gourmet food emporiums, fashion boutiques, and tasting rooms.
• Sterling Vineyards - An architectural marvel, Sterling Vineyards is the only winery in the world with an aerial gondola, providing visitors with a truly unique hospitality experience. Situated 300 feet above Calistoga, the winery’s design was inspired by the Greek island of Mykonos, where founder Peter Newton once resided. The striking white stucco stands out against the Mayacamas and Vaca mountain ranges.
• Calistoga - Located at the northern tip of Napa Valley, Calistoga is famed for its geothermal hot springs and nutrient-rich mud made from volcanic ash. Since the 1860s, wellness enthusiasts have flocked here for a warm-weather retreat. The town combines a laid-back bohemian vibe with world-class wineries, spas, and a walkable main street lined with eclectic shops and eateries.
• Chateau Montelena - Founded in 1882, Chateau Montelena gained international acclaim when its 1973 Chardonnay won the 1976 Judgment of Paris wine tasting, elevating California wines to global recognition. Today, Chateau Montelena remains a symbol of quality, consistently producing some of the nation’s finest and most sought-after wines. The stone chateau, tranquil Jade Lake, and Chinese-inspired gardens make this one of Napa Valley’s most picturesque estates.

• GPS-Enabled Navigation: Easy-to-follow route with GPS guidance.
• Pause and Resume Feature: Control the pace of your tour with easy pausing and resuming.
• Exclusive local interviews — Hear from a fifth-generation Napa grape grower, a valley insider.
• NPR Journalist Narration from high-quality storytelling from Collin Friesen.
• Exclusive Insider Knowledge: Unique insights and stories about Hollywood
• Offline Tour Download: Access & explore without internet.
• Access to the Full 4-Hour Audio Tour: Comprehensive guided exploration of Modesto

• No transportation/pickup; it’s a self-guided GPS tour.

Discover the vibrant wine culture and breathtaking scenery of Napa Valley with the Wayfarer Journey Self-Guided GPS Audio Tour. This engaging experience invites travelers to explore iconic locations like the Oxbow Public Market and famous wineries along the Silverado Trail at their leisure. Delight in captivating stories from local experts as you delve into the history of Napa’s vineyards, from the Judgment of Paris to contemporary winemaking. Equipped with detailed GPS directions and audio guides, this tour offers a distinctive chance to enjoy the region’s exceptional wines and culinary treats while taking in the picturesque landscapes of wine country. Ideal for both wine lovers and adventurers.

• Self-guided audio tour spanning 40 miles of Napa Valley
• Explore renowned wineries and savor local artisan foods
• Gain insights into Napa’s history and winemaking from expert narrators
• Freedom to explore at your own pace with GPS navigation
• After booking, you’ll receive a confirmation text and email from Viator and a separate email from Wayfarer with tour instructions and redemption details. For any questions or assistance, contact us

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