This place is truly magical. We booked a capybara encounter at Wine Country Zoological and it…read morecompletely exceeded expectations. The experience was incredibly well planned: personal, thoughtful, and genuinely fun and educational. Our guide, Daniel, was phenomenal and made the day unforgettable, especially for our daughter, who hasn't stopped talking about it since. What really stood out was how much care and intention goes into the animals and the mission. You're not just visiting, you're supporting meaningful rescue and conservation work. We'll absolutely be sharing this experience with friends and family and look forward to coming back again.

Our group of four did the sloths + capys + roos tour (plus a few more!) with Daniel and we have…read morezero regrets! Daniel was so knowledgeable, answered all the questions we had and more and genuinely cared for all of the animals we met. Don't skip the roos, they are so soft and we got to spend time with mama to be Lulu and baby Onya. They take in animals from various circumstances, including those confiscated from the illegal animal trade, and care for them and find other homes for them like zoos or aquariums. I highly recommend a visit to Wine County Zoological, its perfect for a memorable experience for a special occasion.

Such a wonderful experience! The guides were so attentive and funny, which really helped keep any…read morenerves at ease. The views were beautiful, and everything felt well-paced from start to finish. The whole experience lasted about 2.5 hours and included 7 zip lines, which was such a fun adventure. The location can be a bit tricky to find, so I'd recommend giving yourself extra time and arriving at least 30 minutes before your scheduled tour, as they suggest.

We stayed in the treehouses and had two Zipline adventures. The staff was amazing. From start to…read morefinish every one of our were met. The zipline guides were so friendly and knowledgeable. I brought my 10-year-old granddaughter for her birthday and they treated her careful consideration of her age and her inexperience. They made her feel comfortable and fun for her. I can't say enough about the Treehouse~I was like a 4 star hotel . Absolutely everything you needed to be comfortable and safe. They were beautiful and safe in a pristine situated in a redwood grove . The meals were over the top, deliciously prepared with fresh and quality ingredients. We celebrated my granddaughter's 10th birthday and had the best time from start to finish. I highly recommend a trip to Sonoma Canopy ~ a beautiful adventure I won't forget!

I booked a tour with Open Air Jeep Tours (www.jeeptours.com) when visiting Napa in October 2012,…read moreand returned for a tour of Sonoma in July 2014. Nick was our tour guide both times, and as a self described "wine geek", he is a wealth of information. He lives in the area so he knows a ton about the culture, grape growing, wine making, and local vineyards. Compared to other private wine tours, the price is very competitive. ($80/person for a 3-hour tour or $110/person for 4 hours. Does not include tasting fees, but Nick took us to reasonably priced tasting rooms and you may find some discounts or specials.) We had a great experience and would recommend this to anyone looking for a fun and different way to explore Napa or Sonoma!

Our Napa experience with Nick yesterday was better than we ever could have hoped! From the…read morebeginning Nick provided us so much information about the area, it's history, and the people and farming there. He started our with a classic Napa spot then took us to two smaller wineries that we never would have known about. The owners at the last two were extremely gracious and answered all of our questions (even the crazy ones). We even got to barrel taste at the final stop after touring their production area. If you are looking for a more unique way to see Napa than the normal car, the open air experience is very cool and allows you to be immersed in the the beautiful scenery of the valley. This is one tour you will not regret!! Thanks Nick!!!

This was a memorable trip. We were originally slated to visit in late June before my birthday but…read moreboth Deb and Kirk were recovering from surgery. We stayed in touch over the next several weeks before settling on an August date. We braved the high temps and winding roads to arrive at the ranch. It's a beautiful space on a hillside and you can see the herd and their guardian llama as you pull into the parking lot. We learned a lot about the alpaca life cycle, fed the boys, and my daughter got to hold and carry a cria. We bought two cute alpaca shaped soaps. I didn't experience any of the negativity others have complained about. It is a working ranch so it's not a petting zoo or a tourist attraction. Go with the flow and you'll have a great experience.

Ive been here a total 3x and its been a great experience. Id totally recommend coming here for the…read moreexperience and knowledge. Such little cuties there

My dad and I did the Santa Rosa tour with Nathan and it was so much fun! We told Nathan what types…read moreof beers we liked and he made great recommendations at each brewery. He was so knowledgeable, fun, and an excellent guide. The beer at each stop was awesome (especially Russian River). I can't recommend this tour enough! Thanks Nathan for an incredible time :)

Fantastic Sonoma County beer tour! I'm a Hollywood location scout, so I appreciated learning about…read morethese great restaurant & bar venues from somebody who is so knowledgeable about the area. Next time I'm up this way to visit relatives, we'll definitely do it again! I don't think kids are allowed on the tour anymore, so my aunt is going to have to babysit next time. ;-)

Upon retirement my dream was to buy a motor home and tour the U.S. My wife said, "Are you kidding…read morewith your driving!!! Also, I would still have to cook". We then discovered "Daytripping" and now we are touring in style on a Mercedes bus, sipping Sauvignon Blanc and nibbling on cheese and crackers. What a wonderful organization. Now I have a happy wife and a happy life. Xavier d.

This was my first tour with Day Tripping and I had such a wonderful time!! Wow!! These guys really…read moreknow what they're doing. John our bus driver/owner and Spencer our tour guide were so professional, knowledgeable and really made the trip fun and memorable!! Our 5 day tour was jam packed with delicious meals and historical places and events. New Year's Eve Celebration at the Candlelight Pavilion, dinner and carriage rides at the famous Mission Inn and great seats to watch the Rose Parade were just a few highlights. Each day brought a new fun filled adventure!! Now I know why my mom has been on many of their tours. I will highly recommend Day Tripping to all my friends!!

In between wine adventures, my fiancé and I decided to do little hikes around the area. We found…read morethe Petrified Forest and were excited to check it out. It was about $14 each to enter, which was a little pricey for what we saw. You are able to do the entire space under an hour if you so wish. The people who work here are kind. There is a gift shop with both gifts and drinks. There were rudimentary women and mens restrooms. And plenty of free parking out front. You can check out the petrified woods up close. They also have a lot of informational plaques around.

We had some time to kill today and none of us had ever seen petrified anything so thought it would…read morebe cool to stop by. It's about a mile total around the inner loop + the out and back for some additional scenery. It is a little hilly but not too bad, my 65 year old mother was able to walk the entirety of the loop. The petrified wood is pretty cool along with all of the lava stone and ash. The trees are pretty huge. It was $14 which I thought was a little steep for how much (or little) there was to see, but I don't regret going.

Beautiful lavender farm tucked in the heart of Sonoma valley. My family and I had ample time to…read morewalk the farm. Kudos to everyone managing it- it's organized with specific places to stand for photos. Special kudos to manager Eric who gave us a small tour of the farm, its history, pollinator garden and gave us free pollinator friendly plant seeds to grow! We also bought lavender candle and lavender balsamic vinegar from the store. Wonderful afternoon spent!

I feel like I am seeing a big flower field in Japan. It's a beautiful landscape, especially during…read morethe windy weather in late June. The entrance fee is $25, but it's definitely worth it. You can even wear a dress for some great photos. The tour guide will take you to see the garden, bee hive, and shop. There's also a hill thats easy to hike and only takes 5 minutes to reach the top. The view of the vineyard and mountains from the top is breathtaking.

Our girls trip was made extra special when we experienced our sidecar tour in Napa valley. Ron and…read moreJesse gave us the best tour of the beautiful surroundings, as we visited two wineries. It was so much fun riding in the sidecar, I could not stop smiling the whole time. I highly recommend booking this!

I absolutely loved and will recommend this tour!!! 10/10 we did the wine tasting tour and got a…read moreGroupon at first I was unable to redeem and called and was able to get it sorted with ease which was a glitch on my end. Good communication with our driver and itinerary. Our tour guide Jesse took great pictures and had a great time overall! FYI: you do have a pay on top of, for which wine tastings you do fyi but your guide gives you the prices and you pick from there. We did bread and butter $45/po and alpha + omega $75/pp both beautiful! ALSO BRING SUNGLASSES so you don't have to wear goggles

We had a blast on the Russian River Railbikes. This was something that I have been wanting to do…read moreand we were so glad that we went this weekend! The railbikes seat up to 4 people. Russian River Railbikes is part of the Golden Gate Railroad Museum, a non-profit organization whose purpose is to maintain, restore and run historically significant railroad equipment from the San Francisco Bay area. The guides are all volunteers from the Golden Gate Railroad Museum. The guides were friendly, helpful, and informative. You will get somewhat of a workout, although this is not strenuous. This is an activity that you can really do at any age and they are kid friendly. One of the guides stated that they have had someone in a car seat before (they have seat belts on them similar to a car) and a couple in their 80's has gone multiple times and they arrange ahead of time to have two guides on the railbike to help with pedaling. This truly is a great adventure for all ages! It's about 1 1/2 or two hours total and you will pass by a vineyard and farm. You will also go through a tunnel and stop half way where you will get out and stretch your legs. You can relax at a shaded table, dip your toes in the Russian River, or view a collapsed tunnel at this half way point. You will also have the option when you book this to purchase lunch ahead of time that you can enjoy at the half way point if you would like. It's recommended that you wear comfortable clothes, wear sunscreen, and bring any water and snacks with you on the railbike. We each brought a water bottle that came in very handy. You will have plenty of time afterwards to explore Cloverdale. An all around great experience that I highly recommend!

Cool experience. Not many places can you ride a rail bike w 3 other people. Views were nice,…read moreweather accommodating and the vineyards were incredible.