Bike and Balloon Package

Start your morning with a spectacular hot-air balloon ride above the Napa Valley. From aloft, your highly experienced pilot will point out landmarks and share with you some of our area’s many secrets. Your flight is followed by a champagne brunch. Back on the ground you are now off on a guided and leisurely pedal through our beautiful Napa Valley with the up close and personal tour experience that only a bike tour can provide.

$369/ Per Person

Napa Valley Bike Tours

For your guided bike tour, you can choose from Napa Valley Bike Tours two most popular options: the Ride, Wine & Dine or the Cycling IN the Vineyards.

On the Ride, Wine & Dine Tour, you’ll pedal from winery to winery along the scenic country roads. On the Cycling In the Vineyards Tour, you will be outfitted with a mountain bike (don’t worry, the terrain isn’t technical) and you’ll visit a winery where you will have the unique chance to bike off-road, “through” the vineyards! Both tour options include a catered picnic lunch and 3-4 winery stops (wine tasting fees not included).

Napa Valley Bike Tours caters their guided tours to tourists – not cyclists. Most people who ride with Napa Valley Bike Tours describe themselves as “leisurely” or “occasional” cyclists. Some even admit they haven’t been on a bike in a few years! With a casual pace and frequent stops, the emphasis is on enjoying the scenery and discovering the boutique and family-owned wineries along the way. You’ll cycle an average of 4-5 miles between each winery stop.
General:
Casual-paced bike ride stopping at 3-4 wineries.

Difficulty:
Easy. Bike tours are catered to tourists, not cyclists. Terrain is flat to gently rolling. Note: the Cycling In the Vineyards Tour requires a bit more exertion than the Ride, Wine & Dine Tour.

What’s included:

• Pre-flight continental breakfast
• Approx. 1 hour balloon flight
• A post flight champagne buffet breakfast
• Bike & helmet rental
• Knowledgeable local guide
• Catered picnic lunch
• Clif Bar & water
• Van support (we will pick up your wine purchases along the way!)
• Roadside assistance
• Souvenir NVBT water bottle

Good to bring:

• Comfortable shoes (covered toes are a good idea)
• Camera
• Sunscreen
• Sunglasses
• Cash for wine tasting fees ($10-15 at most wineries; some wineries accept debit cards, but don’t count on it; fees are often waived when wine is purchased)