Private · Personalized · Pay-as-you-go. This isn't a cookie-cutter route. Every Sedona Wine Adventures tour is exclusive to your group of 2 to 14 and unfolds your way — you decide the pace, the stops and how long to linger, and you pay for tastings and meals directly, so you're in control of the experience and the budget.
Prices are per adult plus an 18% gratuity; tastings and meals are paid directly at each stop.
Alcantara Vineyard at the confluence of Oak Creek and the Verde River: eighty acres of vines, a wedding chapel, a private beach and cliff dwellings on the ridge — at your pace, with your guide.
A former cattle ranch in Page Springs, now six acres of vines on 350 with springs, a pond and resident goats and donkeys. Includes a vineyard tour April–October or two glasses of wine November–March.
Wine, beer, spirits, cider and mead anywhere in the Verde Valley and Flagstaff. The tour for a group where nobody drinks the same thing.
Also popular: Verde Valley Spirits (5 hrs, $250) — Spirits & Spice, Redwall Distillery, the Southwest Wine Center and Old Town Cottonwood's new distilleries — and A Sedona Quickie (90 min, $95) at The Art of Wine. All adventures →
The private-tour feeling of driving yourselves through wine country — without anyone having to spit.
You see exactly what the ride costs ($50 per person per hour) and exactly what each tasting costs. No bundled flights you didn't want.
Our guides keep things fun, engaging and effortlessly informative — Arizona wine country's stories, the volcanic soil under the vines, and the tasting room that isn't on the map yet.
Couples and small groups get the same private treatment as a party of fourteen. Ninety minutes or six hours; it's your afternoon.
4.7 stars across 19 Google reviews. These are the most recent, word for word.
“Jim was an amazing host who I would recommend to anyone visiting Sedona. We thought the 7 hour wine tasting tour would be to long but it definitely wasn't. We enjoyed every minute of the tour.”David Brown · Google review, June 2026
“I had the best time on my wine tour! I got to taste some great wines in the area and even found a nice bottle to take with me on my cruise! Ed was my guide and he was so knowledgeable of the area and so nice!”Nicole Stuart · Google review, May 2026
“I booked SWA for a Girls Trip to Sedona, and it was the perfect afternoon activity.....everyone had a great time, and we were able to relax and truly enjoy Sedona wine country with our guides, Charles and Jake. They were flexible with the time schedule, and shared local info - on top of being friendly. I would…”Jennifer Arisman · Google review, April 2023
You pay us $50 per person per hour for the private vehicle and your guide's time, plus an 18% gratuity. Tasting fees and any meals you pay directly at each winery. It keeps the tour price honest and lets you decide, glass by glass, where the money goes.
That's the point. Loved the second winery? Stay. Bored of reds? Your guide knows where the sparkling is. The itinerary changes with your palate and interests — it's a suggestion, not a contract.
Yes — same locally owned group, same standards, different format. Wine Tours of Sedona is all-inclusive at about $75 per hour; Sedona Wine Adventures is private and pay-as-you-go at $50. Compare the three divisions.
Dogs are welcome — well-behaved and friendly — and the DOGFRIENDLY promo code takes 10% off. Lunch and dinner add-ons aren't offered on this division, but Transportation To & From Dinner is: a flat $150 for the group, so you can book a table for the end of the tour and let us drive.
Ninety minutes. A Sedona Quickie is $95 — one great stop at The Art of Wine for guests with a dinner reservation or a tight itinerary.
Reserve online or call — tell us what you like and we'll suggest a starting point. You can change your mind at every stop.
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What this week looked like from the van. Follow for new stops, specials and the occasional very happy dog.
Last-minute weekend planners with 90 minutes to spare: A Sedona Quickie was made for you. It's a 1.5-hour Sedona Wine Adventures stop at The Art of Wine in the Hyatt Piñon Pointe Shops, $95 per person
Dog parents, dust off the costume box: the Howl-o-Ween Costume Parade at Tlaquepaque is Sunday, Oct 18, 10 AM to noon, hosted by Tlaquepaque and BowWow Sedona to benefit the Humane Society of Sedona.
Grown siblings home for a fall family weekend, this afternoon is just for the adults. Our private D.A. Ranch Winery Tasting takes your crew out of Sedona to a working family ranch turned boutique vine