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Although famous for its top of class wineries and restaurants, the Napa Valley region is also very well known for another activity: mineral baths, mud baths, and massage therapy. Located at the north end of Napa Valley, the town of Calistoga has become the go to place for complete relaxation and pampering.
There is something in the air during Harvest Season in Napa Valley. Maybe it’s the smell of grapes being turned into wine or the buzz of the vineyard workers or the incoming of visitors at local Napa Valley hotspots.
A getaway to Napa Valley is all about the experience. Yes, Napa is known for world-class Cabernet and cuisine, but the valley is also home to some of the most luxurious pools around. With over 50 hotels with pools, and with sunshine almost year round in Napa Valley, there is an experience that can fit any need.
Few places in the world can boast the attractions and diversity of Napa Valley. With its rich vineyard hillsides and a past firmly rooted in nineteenth century architecture and charm, it should be no surprise that the area offers a variety of bed & breakfasts throughout the region.
With sunny days and temperate evenings, Napa Valley in August is perfect for the many late afternoon and evening events that take place during the last full month of summer. From luaus and harvest parties to open mic nights, there are plenty of options to choose from.
Although well known for its Michelin star rated cuisine, the small town of Yountville is now becoming the little gem of Napa Valley wines. Its compact layout hosts several top notch tasting rooms that will leave visitors full of knowledge and pleasant experiences.
With around 400 wineries in Napa Valley, it can be difficult for winemakers to stand out. Muiris Griffin has more than overcome that challenge with his work at Round Pond Estate.
While Napa Valley is the number one destination for wine lovers, there are many other activities to enjoy in between tastings. Shopping is a nice, relaxing way to enjoy the area. From women’s clothing to food, there is something for everyone and we’ve compiled a list of interesting shops and places to explore.
Legendary roadside eats, organic farm to table cuisine, and plenty of casual, inviting dishes are on the menu for lunch in St. Helena. You’ll find excellent wine selections, meals with fresh, organic, and locally sourced ingredients, and creative twists on classics that will leave you satisfied and wanting more.
In the heart of Napa Valley, a few minutes off Highway 29 and rising above the town of St. Helena, is home to the Spring Mountain wine growing district. Here is where many of St. Helena’s best wineries offer an eclectic collection of wines and wine tasting experiences.
Every winery has a unique charm, but some rise above the rest. From gorgeous caves…
