Old Wine Route

Historic Wine Route – Santo Tomás Valley

Explore the very first winery ever established in Baja California and enjoy unforgettable tastings along the way.
Perfect for: wine lovers and food enthusiasts.

Discover the rich history of Bodegas de Santo Tomás, the birthplace of winemaking in the region. Located in the legendary Santo Tomás Valley, this iconic winery is a true symbol of tradition and craftsmanship.

Experience a unique tour aboard a tractor-pulled wagon through the vineyard fields. At each stop, you’ll taste house wines and learn more about the winemaking process.

Step inside the fermentation tanks, explore the barrel room, and end your visit with a sensory tasting that brings every note and aroma to life.

What’s Included

Round-trip transportation in comfortable vehicles.
Certified, knowledgeable, and engaging guide throughout the tour.
Bottled water and salted snacks onboard.
Visit to the Santo Tomás Valley, including a full tour of the facilities and an overview of the winemaking process.
Wine tasting across 3 stations (reds, whites, and rosés on a wagon; minimum of 4 guests for the Camino del Aventurero experience. For groups of 2, the tour is conducted on foot through the vineyards).
Visit to La Bufadora to admire this beautiful natural phenomenon.
Free time for lunch at La Bufadora or Ensenada (meals not included).
Basic travel insurance.

Not Included

History & Tradition

Discover the extraordinary world of wine as you explore the historic winery where Baja California’s first wine was produced. Visit Bodegas de Santo Tomás and the Aldo César Palafox Vineyards, both proud representatives of the region’s winemaking heritage.

A Delicious Tasting Experience

Enjoy a guided journey through the Santo Tomás Valley reserve, where you’ll use all your senses while walking among the vineyards. Taste exceptional wines while learning about the valley’s history and traditions.

This land, blessed with a gentle climate, reveals its secrets to those who listen with curiosity and appreciation.

Recommendations

We recommend bringing your camera, a light jacket or sweater, comfortable clothing and shoes, bottled water, a hat, sunglasses, and biodegradable sunscreen. Bring extra cash for meals and souvenirs, as some places don’t accept credit cards. Also, consider bringing an umbrella during the rainy season (winter, November to March).

Notes

Hotel pickup is available only for private tours.
Minimum 1 person required to operate the tour.
Groups are limited to 50 people maximum.
This experience is led by expert guides — advance booking of at least one week is required.