Depending on your arrival time, make your own way to your accommodation in Coronado, a charming island retreat just across the bay from downtown San Diego. Take some time to unwind and soak in the relaxed coastal ambiance before heading out for the evening.

Evening: Rooftop Cocktails and Fine Dining

After settling in, start your trip with cocktails and stunning sunset views. Coronado offers a laid-back yet sophisticated setting to ease into your California adventure.

Sun Deck at Hotel del Coronado – Enjoy a cocktail with your feet in the sand at this legendary beachfront hotel, known for its spectacular Pacific Ocean views.
Serea Coastal Cuisine – A refined seafood restaurant at the Hotel del Coronado, offering a menu focused on sustainable, locally sourced seafood and an extensive wine selection.

Alternatively, if you want to head into the city for dinner, consider:

George’s at the Cove (La Jolla) – Oceanfront dining with an exquisite seafood menu and breathtaking coastal views.
Herb and Wood (Little Italy) – A farm-to-table favorite, featuring Mediterranean-inspired dishes in a stylish setting.
Born and Raised (Little Italy) – A glamorous steakhouse with a high-end wine list and luxurious Art Deco interiors.

After dinner, take a leisurely stroll along Coronado Beach, known for its wide sandy shores and glistening mineral-rich sand. If you're in the mood for a nightcap, The Babcock and Story Bar at Hotel del Coronado is a classic choice, offering craft cocktails and a historic setting.

Overnight in Coronado 

After breakfast, set off on a full-day small-group wine tour of Temecula Valley, a guided experience that lets you sit back and enjoy Southern California’s premier wine region without the worry of driving.
Morning: Old Town Temecula
Your first stop is Old Town Temecula, where you’ll have time to wander the historic western-style streets lined with charming boutiques, artisan food purveyors, antique shops, and tasting rooms. Established in the mid-1800s, this area showcases Temecula’s rich ranching and winemaking heritage. If it’s a Saturday morning, you’ll also have the chance to browse the lively Farmer’s Market, a local favorite featuring fresh produce, gourmet treats, and handcrafted goods.
Midday: Frangipani Estate Winery and Gourmet Picnic Lunch
Leaving Old Town behind, you’ll follow the scenic De Portola Wine Trail, an area known for boutique, family-run wineries and stunning vineyard views. Your first winery stop is Frangipani Estate Winery, where you’ll enjoy an intimate tasting experience, sampling estate-grown varietals while learning about Temecula’s unique microclimate and winemaking techniques.
A delicious, upscale picnic lunch will be served at the winery, offering a chance to relax with your meal while soaking in the vineyard views. Your guide will share insights about wine pairings, the valley’s history, and its reputation as an emerging wine destination.
Afternoon: Wilson Creek Winery and Behind-the-Scenes Tour
Next, head to Wilson Creek Winery, one of Temecula’s most beloved estates, known for its sparkling almond wine and warm hospitality. Here, you’ll take part in a private behind-the-scenes tour, exploring the vineyard, barrel room, and production area. If you’re lucky, you may even have the chance to sample wine straight from the tanks, offering a rare glimpse into the winemaking process.
Late Afternoon: Final Tasting and Leisure Time
Your last stop is a third Temecula winery, where you’ll have free time to taste at your own pace, stroll the picturesque grounds, capture some great vineyard photos, and purchase bottles to take home. This final tasting stop allows you to explore on your own while reflecting on the day’s flavors and experiences.
Evening: Return to Coronado
After a full day of indulgence, relax on the comfortable return drive to Coronado. If you’re still up for a nightcap, unwind with a glass of California wine at Hotel del Coronado, or take an evening walk along the beach, listening to the waves as they roll in under the moonlight.

After breakfast, it’s time to pick up your rental car and embark on your self-drive journey north. A private transfer will take you from your accommodation in Coronado to the car rental depot at San Diego Airport, where your vehicle will be ready and waiting. Once you’ve collected your car and received a brief orientation, it’s time to hit the road and begin your California wine adventure.
Your first destination is Santa Barbara, often called the “American Riviera” for its stunning coastal views, Mediterranean architecture, and thriving wine scene. The drive follows Scenic Highway 101, offering breathtaking Pacific Ocean views and charming coastal towns along the way.
Recommended Stops En Route:
Encinitas – A laid-back surf town with excellent coffee spots like Pannikin Coffee and Tea.
Dana Point – Take a short detour to Dana Point Harbor for a scenic waterfront stroll.
Malibu – Stop for lunch at Malibu Farm on the pier, serving fresh, organic dishes with stunning ocean views.
Afternoon: Arrive in Santa Barbara
Take a leisurely walk along Stearns Wharf, where you can enjoy panoramic ocean views, browse local shops, or grab a pre-dinner cocktail at Deep Sea Tasting Room, a waterfront winery with an unbeatable sunset backdrop.
Evening: Dinner and Wine in Santa Barbara
For dinner, enjoy one of Santa Barbara’s acclaimed farm-to-table restaurants:
The Lark – A trendy, seasonal dining spot with an extensive wine list featuring local producers.
Bouchon Santa Barbara – A French-inspired restaurant known for its impeccable wine pairings and intimate atmosphere.
Loquita – A stylish Spanish restaurant serving exceptional tapas and locally sourced seafood.
After dinner, take a relaxing evening stroll along the beachfront or unwind with a glass of wine at your hotel.
Driving Distance: 220 miles / 354 km

Today, you’ll experience an exclusive, small-group wine tour with Sustainable Wine Tours, offering a behind-the-scenes look at some of Santa Barbara’s most eco-conscious, family-owned wineries.
Morning: Private Vineyard Estate Tour
The day begins with a scenic drive through Santa Ynez Valley, where you’ll visit a private, by-appointment-only vineyard estate. Enjoy a guided tour of the vineyard, cellar, and barrel rooms, learning about organic and biodynamic farming techniques while tasting limited-production wines straight from the barrel.
Midday: Exclusive Wine Tasting and Lunch
At the second stop, you’ll indulge in a curated wine tasting at another boutique, sustainably farmed winery, accompanied by a gourmet farm-to-table picnic lunch. Expect seasonal dishes, fresh local ingredients, and thoughtful wine pairings that highlight the best of Santa Barbara’s terroir.
Afternoon: Final Private Tasting and Scenic Views
Your last visit takes you to a third exclusive estate, where you’ll be welcomed into a private tasting room or scenic terrace overlooking the rolling vineyards. Enjoy handcrafted, small-lot wines that are only available at the winery while soaking in the breathtaking scenery.
Evening: Return to Santa Barbara and Leisure Time
After an immersive day of sustainable wine experiences, return to Santa Barbara in the early evening. Spend some time relaxing at your boutique hotel, strolling along Stearns Wharf, or unwinding with an oceanfront dinner at Toma Restaurant and Bar, one of Santa Barbara’s top-rated fine-dining spots.

Spend the day exploring Temecula’s historic Old Town and renowned wineries on an intimate small-group tour, perfect for those looking to experience the region’s best wines without the hassle of driving.
Morning: Old Town Temecula
Start the day in Old Town Temecula, a charming historic district dating back to the mid-1800s. Stroll along the rustic streets lined with unique shops, artisan food purveyors, galleries, and tasting rooms. Stop by one of the many specialty stores to sample local olive oils, cheeses, and gourmet treats, or browse for handcrafted gifts and antiques. If you're visiting on a Saturday morning, the lively Farmer’s Market is a must, offering an array of fresh local produce, baked goods, and artisanal crafts.
Midday: Frangipani Estate Winery and Gourmet Picnic Lunch
Departing Old Town, your tour follows the scenic De Portola Wine Trail, where your guide will share fascinating insights about Temecula’s winemaking history, climate, and grape varieties.
Your first winery stop is Frangipani Estate Winery, a boutique, family-run vineyard offering a warm, intimate tasting experience. Sip on handcrafted varietals, including rich reds and elegant whites, while taking in breathtaking views of rolling vineyards.
A delicious, upscale picnic lunch will be served at this estate, allowing you to relax with gourmet dishes perfectly paired with your wine selections.
Afternoon: Wilson Creek Winery and Behind-the-Scenes Tour
Next, continue to Wilson Creek Winery, one of Temecula’s most renowned estates, known for its award-winning sparkling almond wine and welcoming atmosphere.
Here, you’ll enjoy an exclusive behind-the-scenes tour, where you’ll explore the vineyard, barrel room, and production area, gaining first hand insight into the winemaking process. If you're lucky, you may even have the opportunity to sample wine directly from the tanks, a rare treat typically reserved for winemakers and insiders.
Late Afternoon: Final Wine Estate and Leisure Time
Your final stop is a third hand-selected boutique winery, where you can enjoy a casual tasting at your own pace. Take in the serene vineyard views, browse the estate’s wine selection, and capture memorable photos of your wine country experience. This relaxed setting provides a perfect opportunity to reflect on the flavors and discoveries of the day.
Evening: Return to Santa Barbara
After a fulfilling day of wine tasting, sit back and enjoy a comfortable drive back to Santa Barbara. If you’re in the mood for a nightcap, unwind with a glass of California wine at your hotel or enjoy a quiet evening walk along Stearns Wharf.

After breakfast, bid farewell to Santa Barbara and begin your scenic drive north to Paso Robles, one of California’s most dynamic wine regions. Known for its bold Cabernet Sauvignon, Zinfandel, and Rhône varietals, Paso Robles is a wine lover’s paradise with over 200 wineries and a laid-back, welcoming atmosphere.
Morning: Scenic Coastal Drive and Optional Stops
Take the Pacific Coast Highway (Highway 1) or the faster inland US-101, both offering scenic beauty. If time allows, consider stopping at:
Pismo Beach – A charming seaside town known for its sandy beaches and fresh seafood.
Morro Bay – Spot the iconic Morro Rock and enjoy a quick stroll along the waterfront.
San Luis Obispo – A vibrant college town with boutique shops, cafés, and the historic Mission San Luis Obispo de Tolosa.
Midday: Arrival in Paso Robles and Lunch
Arrive in Paso Robles in time for a relaxing lunch at The Hatch Rotisserie and Bar, known for its wood-fired comfort food and excellent wine list, or Thomas Hill Organics, which specializes in fresh farm-to-table cuisine.
Depending on your arrival time - you may want to take the opportunity of visiting some of the local vineyards with an afternoon tasting a top-tier estate, such as:
DAOU Vineyards – Perched atop a hill, this estate offers panoramic vineyard views and world-class Bordeaux-style wines.
Justin Vineyards and Winery – Famous for its Isosceles blend, this is a must-visit for lovers of bold red wines.
Tablas Creek Vineyard – A pioneer of Rhône-style winemaking in California, using organic and biodynamic practices.
Evening: Check-In and Relaxation
Enjoy dinner at Il Cortile Ristorante, an upscale Italian eatery known for its handmade pasta and exceptional wine pairings, or opt for Buona Tavola, a cosy spot with authentic Northern Italian cuisine.
Driving Distance: Approx. 125 miles / 200 km

Wake up to the serene ambiance of Allegretto Vineyard Resort, where you can enjoy a leisurely breakfast on the outdoor terrace or take a stroll through the scenic vineyards and European-inspired courtyards. Spend the morning indulging in the resort’s amenities:

• Relax by the pool with a glass of local wine.
• Pamper yourself at the Allegretto Spa, offering rejuvenating vineyard-inspired treatments.
• Explore the resort’s art and sculpture collection, featuring works from around the world.

Afternoon: Optional Wine Tour or More Leisure Time

For those who want to venture out and explore more of Paso Robles’ wine country, an optional small-group wine tour is available, taking you to boutique, family-run wineries with a knowledgeable guide. Some great options include:

• L’Aventure Winery – A high-end estate known for its Bordeaux-meets-Rhône blends.
• Law Estate Wines – Modern, sleek tasting rooms with elegant Rhône varietals.
• Eberle Winery – One of Paso’s most established wineries, featuring cave tours and bold reds.

Alternatively, you may prefer to explore Paso Robles’ charming downtown, where you can visit:

• General Store Paso Robles – A boutique filled with local artisan products and gourmet treats.
• Paso Market Walk – A food hall and wine bar featuring some of the area’s best culinary offerings.
• Studios on the Park – An open art studio where you can meet local artists and browse unique creations.

Evening: Sunset Dining and Wine Pairing

End your day with a relaxed dinner at a top Paso Robles restaurant:

• The Restaurant at JUSTIN – A Michelin-starred experience offering an exquisite multi-course wine-pairing menu.
• The Hatch Rotisserie and Bar – A casual yet refined spot with smoky rotisserie dishes and an extensive local wine list.
• Les Petites Canailles – A French bistro known for its elevated farm-to-table dishes and expertly curated wine pairings.

As the day winds down, return to Allegretto Vineyard Resort, sip on a final glass of Paso Robles wine, and soak in the peaceful surroundings of wine country.

Optional Add-Ons:

• A private wine and cheese pairing experience at one of the region’s top estates.
• An evening soak in the nearby River Oaks Hot Springs, a natural thermal spring perfect for unwinding after a day of indulgence.

Today, embark on a guided full-day wine tour through Paso Robles, visiting a selection of wineries that showcase the region’s diversity, innovation, and rich winemaking heritage.
Morning: First Winery Visit and Picnic Lunch
Your wine country adventure begins with a visit to one of Paso Robles’ renowned wineries, where you’ll enjoy a tasting of handcrafted local wines, ranging from elegant Rhône-style blends to rich, full-bodied reds.
As part of the experience, you’ll indulge in a deli-style picnic lunch, perfectly paired with regional wines, and set against the backdrop of rolling vineyard landscapes. Wineries visited may include Thacher Winery, Shale Oak Winery, Croad Vineyards, Graveyard Vineyards, or Oso Libre Winery.
Afternoon: Boutique "Mom and Pop" Winery Experience
Next, delve into Paso Robles’ off-the-beaten-path wine scene with a stop at a small, family-owned winery, where you’ll enjoy a more intimate and personal tasting experience. These boutique wineries offer the opportunity to meet the winemakers, learn about their craft, and sample unique, small-production wines.
Possible stops may include Steinbeck Vineyards, Whalebone Vineyard, J Dusi Wines, or Zenaida Cellars, all of which specialize in handcrafted, high-quality wines with a personal touch.
Late Afternoon: Larger Estate Winery Experience
To round out the day, visit one of Paso Robles’ renowned medium to large-scale wineries, where you’ll gain insight into how innovation meets tradition in winemaking. These estates offer beautiful tasting rooms, stunning vineyard views, and expertly crafted wines that capture the essence of the region.
Wineries on this tour often include Jada Vineyard, Villa San Juliette, Eberle Winery, Tobin James Cellars, McPrice Myers, or Castoro Cellars, each known for its outstanding wines and welcoming hospitality.
Evening: Return to Paso Robles and Leisure Time
After a full day of wine tasting, return to Allegretto Vineyard Resort for a relaxing evening. Unwind with a glass of your favorite wine from the day’s tastings, or venture into downtown Paso Robles for dinner at one of the city’s top restaurants.
Whether you’re a seasoned wine enthusiast or simply looking to savor the charm of Paso Robles, this tour promises a day filled with exceptional wines, stunning landscapes, and warm hospitality.

Today is all about the journey. Leave Paso Robles behind and take the scenic Pacific Coast Highway (Highway 1) for a breathtaking drive north. The rugged coastline, charming seaside towns, and dramatic cliffs make this one of the most beautiful road trips in California.
Scenic Stops Along the Way:
Morro Bay – Take a short walk along the waterfront and snap a photo of the iconic Morro Rock, a 23-million-year-old volcanic plug towering over the bay.
San Simeon and Hearst Castle (Optional Detour) – If time allows, tour the legendary Hearst Castle, an opulent mansion built by media magnate William Randolph Hearst.
Big Sur and McWay Falls – Experience the awe-inspiring coastal views of Big Sur, stopping at McWay Falls, an 80-foot waterfall cascading onto a pristine beach.
Carmel-by-the-Sea – This storybook coastal town is the perfect place to stretch your legs, grab a coffee, and browse its boutique galleries and artisan shops.
Monterey’s 17-Mile Drive – For those with extra time, take a detour along 17-Mile Drive, famous for its dramatic oceanfront scenery and the legendary Lone Cypress Tree.
San Francisco’s Golden Gate Bridge – Drive across this world-famous landmark and stop at the Golden Gate Overlook for a classic photo before continuing into Napa Valley.
Late Afternoon: Arrival in Napa Valley
Arriving in Napa Valley, you’ll check into your boutique accommodation at R INN Napa, a stylish and intimate retreat offering modern, design-led rooms in the heart of downtown Napa. With its sleek interiors and tranquil atmosphere, it’s the perfect place to unwind after a long day’s drive.
Take some time to relax before heading out for dinner at one of the region’s world-famous restaurants:
The French Laundry – The legendary three-Michelin-starred restaurant offering a once-in-a-lifetime tasting menu (reservations essential!).
Bouchon Bistro – A Thomas Keller-owned French bistro known for classic, beautifully executed dishes.
PRESS Napa Valley – A local favorite, featuring a wine list exclusively made up of Napa Valley producers.
After dinner, take a leisurely stroll through downtown Napa, where you’ll find wine bars, boutique shops, and live music venues to cap off your first evening in this world-renowned wine region.
Driving Distance: Approx. 200 miles / 320 km

Enjoy a one-of-a-kind journey through Napa Valley aboard the luxurious Napa Valley Wine Train, combining elegant dining with spectacular vineyard views. This refined, multi-course lunch experience is the perfect way to indulge in Napa’s wine country charm while unwinding in vintage railcar luxury.
Morning: Leisurely Start and Downtown Napa Exploration
Begin your day with a relaxed morning in downtown Napa, perhaps stopping by Oxbow Public Market, a gourmet food hall offering artisan pastries, fresh coffee, and local delicacies. Take a short stroll along the Napa Riverfront, exploring boutique shops and tasting rooms before heading to the Napa Valley Wine Train station.
Midday: A Culinary Journey Through Wine Country
Board the beautifully restored 1920s Pullman railcars and settle into your elegantly appointed dining carriage as the train departs on a three-hour scenic journey through vineyard-covered hills and charming small towns.
Indulge in a multi-course gourmet lunch, featuring fresh, locally sourced ingredients paired with exquisite Napa Valley wines. As you dine, enjoy unparalleled views of wine country, with stops at iconic wineries along the way.
Afternoon: Post-Lunch Wine Tasting and Relaxation
After disembarking, continue your wine country adventure at your own pace. If you’re up for more tastings, consider visiting one of these top-rated wineries nearby:
Opus One Winery – Known for its prestigious Bordeaux-style blends, this estate offers an exclusive and elegant tasting experience.
Castello di Amorosa – A medieval-style Tuscan castle with underground barrel tastings and guided tours.
Domaine Carneros – Specializing in sparkling wines, this French-inspired chateau is a perfect way to end a luxurious day.
Alternatively, return to R INN Napa and relax in the hotel’s chic surroundings before heading out for dinner.
Evening: Dinner at a Napa Valley Icon
Cap off the day with an unforgettable meal at one of Napa’s renowned restaurants:
La Toque – A Michelin-starred fine-dining experience, where expert wine pairings elevate every dish.
Bistro Don Giovanni – A local favorite serving rustic Italian cuisine and house-made pasta in a charming countryside setting.
Cole’s Chop House – A classic American steakhouse featuring premium wines and dry-aged meats.
After dinner, take a leisurely stroll under the twinkling lights of downtown Napa, reflecting on the day’s indulgences before retreating to your boutique hotel for a restful night.

Today, enjoy a fun and social small-group wine tour with Platypus Tours, visiting some of Napa Valley’s hidden gems and boutique wineries. This intimate experience allows you to explore family-owned estates and off-the-beaten-path wineries, with a knowledgeable guide leading the way., offering a perfect blend of scenic beauty, acclaimed wineries, and exceptional wines. This tour allows you to sit back and relax as an expert guide takes you through two of California’s most famous wine regions.
Morning: Start Your Wine Adventure
After breakfast, you’ll be picked up from R INN Napa and join a small group of fellow wine enthusiasts. Your friendly and engaging guide will share fascinating insights into Napa Valley’s history, terroir, and winemaking traditions as you set off on a curated wine adventure. and meet your knowledgeable guide. As you set off, enjoy a comfortable, scenic drive through rolling vineyards and picturesque countryside.
Midday: Boutique Winery Visits and Gourmet Picnic Lunch
Platypus Tours specialises in visiting lesser-known boutique wineries, offering a relaxed and unpretentious tasting experience. Expect small-production wines and the chance to meet winemakers or winery staff who are passionate about their craft., where you’ll enjoy a guided tasting of premium wines. Learn about the winemaking process, the region’s unique terroir, and the art of food pairing as you sip world-class wines in a beautiful setting.
Your tour will include stops at three to four hand-selected wineries, with the itinerary carefully curated by Platypus Tours to showcase a mix of varietals and winemaking styles. Expect friendly hosts, beautiful outdoor settings, and a warm, inviting atmosphere at each stop.
Afternoon: More Wine and Scenic Vineyard Stops
Continue your tour with additional tastings at hidden gem wineries throughout Napa Valley, known for their small-lot, handcrafted wines. Your guide will ensure a diverse selection, from lush Cabernet Sauvignons to bright Sauvignon Blancs and elegant Pinot Noirs., a region known for its laid-back atmosphere and world-class Pinot Noir and Chardonnay. Enjoy a relaxed tasting at a family-run Sonoma winery, where you’ll have the chance to meet the winemakers and explore the differences between Napa and Sonoma wines.
A delicious picnic-style lunch is included, featuring fresh, locally sourced ingredients, served at one of the wineries amidst scenic vineyard surroundings., allowing you to savor fresh, local cuisine perfectly paired with your wine selections.
Possible Sonoma wineries include:
Gloria Ferrer Caves and Vineyards – Known for its exceptional sparkling wines.
Benziger Family Winery – A leader in biodynamic and sustainable winemaking.
Gundlach Bundschu Winery – California’s oldest family-owned winery, offering rich reds and crisp whites.
Late Afternoon: Final Tasting and Return to Napa
After a relaxed final tasting, your group will return to Napa in the late afternoon, filled with wonderful memories and perhaps a few bottles of wine to take home. Your guide will drop you off back at your hotel, where you can unwind and reflect on the day’s discoveries. for a leisurely tasting before returning to Napa Valley.
Upon returning to R INN Napa, unwind before heading out for dinner in downtown Napa or relaxing with a glass of wine at your hotel.
Evening: Farewell Dinner in Napa
To celebrate your last full evening in wine country, enjoy dinner at one of Napa’s acclaimed restaurants:
Farm at Carneros – A farm-to-table experience with a beautiful vineyard backdrop.
TORC – A lively Napa favorite, offering seasonal dishes and an impressive wine list.
Morimoto Napa – For something different, enjoy world-class sushi and sake pairings.

After an indulgent few days in Napa Valley, spend your final morning at a leisurely pace, soaking up the last moments of wine country before heading to San Francisco.

Morning: A Slow Start in Napa

Enjoy a relaxed breakfast at R INN Napa or venture out to Oxbow Public Market, where you can grab a fresh pastry and artisanal coffee from one of the local vendors. Take a stroll through downtown Napa, perhaps picking up a bottle of your favorite wine or some gourmet treats to take home.

For those who want a final tasting before departing, consider a morning visit to a boutique winery, such as:

• Ashes and Diamonds Winery – A modern, design-focused estate offering elegant, balanced wines.
• Trefethen Family Vineyards – A historic family-run winery, known for its Cabernet Sauvignon and Riesling.
• Etude Wines – Specializing in high-quality Pinot Noir and small-batch single-vineyard selections.

Midday: Scenic Drive to San Francisco

Around midday, set off on your final drive of the trip, following Highway 29 and then crossing the iconic Golden Gate Bridge before arriving in San Francisco.

If time allows, consider stopping en route for a quick lunch or scenic break at:

• Sausalito – A charming waterfront town with beautiful bay views, art galleries, and casual seafood dining.
• Muir Woods National Monument – If you have extra time, a short detour will take you to this breathtaking redwood forest.

Afternoon: Drop Off Your Rental Car in San Francisco

Arrive in downtown San Francisco in the mid-afternoon and return your rental car at a convenient downtown location.

After settling into your accommodation, enjoy a memorable evening exploring San Francisco’s vibrant nightlife and dining scene. Whether you’re looking for rooftop cocktails, Michelin-starred dining, or live jazz, the city has something for everyone.

Top Evening Experiences:

• Rooftop Drinks at Charmaine’s – A stylish rooftop bar with stunning city views, craft cocktails, and a lively atmosphere.
• Dinner at Benu – A three-Michelin-star restaurant, offering an elegant multi-course tasting menu showcasing Asian-influenced fine dining.
• The Speakeasy SF – Step back in time with this immersive Prohibition-era experience, featuring hidden bars, live performances, and 1920s charm.
• Jazz at Black Cat – An intimate jazz lounge in the Tenderloin district, known for world-class live music and craft cocktails.
• Exploring North Beach and Chinatown – Wander through the historic streets of North Beach, stopping for an authentic Italian meal, or dive into Chinatown’s dim sum and cocktail bars.

With a full day in San Francisco, take the opportunity to visit the city’s most iconic sights, vibrant neighborhoods, and waterfront attractions. Whether you're drawn to its historic landmarks, culinary scene, or stunning coastal views, this day is yours to explore at your own pace.
Morning: Classic San Francisco Highlights
Start the day with a visit to one of San Francisco’s must-see locations:
Alcatraz Island – Take a ferry from Pier 33 to explore the infamous Alcatraz prison, featuring an award-winning audio tour and stunning views of the city skyline. Advance reservations recommended.
Golden Gate Bridge and Battery Spencer – Walk or cycle across the Golden Gate Bridge, then stop at Battery Spencer for an incredible panoramic photo opportunity.
Coit Tower and Telegraph Hill – Climb to the top for breathtaking city views, and admire the colorful murals inside this Art Deco landmark.
Midday: Neighborhood and Culinary Exploration
After sightseeing, head to one of San Francisco’s iconic neighborhoods for lunch and a cultural deep dive:
Fisherman’s Wharf and Pier 39 – Stroll along the waterfront, grab a bowl of clam chowder in a sourdough bread bowl, and watch the sea lions bask in the sun.
North Beach (Little Italy) – Enjoy an authentic Italian espresso at Café Trieste or a slice of pizza from Tony’s Pizza Napoletana.
Chinatown – Visit the oldest Chinatown in North America, where you can sip traditional teas, explore hidden alleys, and enjoy a dim sum feast at Good Mong Kok Bakery or Yank Sing.
The Mission District – Discover the city’s best street art and grab a legendary Mission-style burrito at La Taqueria.
Afternoon: Iconic Experiences and Relaxation
Ride a Cable Car – Hop on one of San Francisco’s iconic cable cars for a thrilling ride through the city’s steep hills.
Golden Gate Park – A peaceful oasis with lush gardens, paddle boating, and museums like the de Young and the California Academy of Sciences.
The Painted Ladies at Alamo Square – Capture a classic San Francisco postcard photo with the famous row of colorful Victorian houses.
Ferry Building Marketplace – Browse local artisan shops and enjoy wine tastings, craft chocolates, and gourmet bites.
Evening: A Memorable Last Night in San Francisco
For your final evening in San Francisco, consider one of these incredible experiences:
Sunset Cruise on the Bay – Sail under the Golden Gate Bridge and around Alcatraz, enjoying drinks and live music.
Dinner at Gary Danko – A Michelin-starred fine dining experience featuring seasonal dishes and world-class wine pairings.
The Tonga Room and Hurricane Bar – A lively tiki-themed bar with tropical cocktails and live music in a quirky, historic setting.
Live Music at The Fillmore – If you love live performances, check out a show at San Francisco’s most legendary music venue.
After a full day of sightseeing, return to The Inn at Union Square for your final night in the city.

Enjoy a leisurely morning before your departure. Depending on your schedule, you might have time for:
Brunch at Tartine Bakery – Famous for its incredible pastries, breakfast dishes, and freshly baked sourdough bread.
A final stroll along the Embarcadero – Take in the bay views, street performers, and morning light reflecting off the Bay Bridge.
Shopping in Union Square – Pick up some last-minute souvenirs or luxury items before heading to the airport.
Transfer to the Airport
When it’s time to depart, make your way to San Francisco International Airport (SFO) or Oakland International Airport (OAK) for your onward journey, bringing home unforgettable memories of California’s best wine regions and coastal beauty.