Napa Valley Travel Blogs

I have always wanted to visit Napa Valley and took a one day bus trip from San Francisco using Super Sightseeing Tours.  The cost of a one day trip with three winery stops was $65.00, which included the price of tastings at three wineries.  Super Sightseeing has an office at Fisherma…

This is a neat quick trip to visiting in Napa, beside going to visiting the world famous wine. This place is very importing part of state of California. Because, it help control earthquake.

Napa is amazing. Wine tours are a lot more interesting than you might think. Especially when comparing so many vineyards against each other. I strongly recommend Robert Mondavi and Neibaum-Coppola vineyards.

I wanted to give Liz a taste of our beautiful wine country and what better place to take her than the Napa Valley!  Our first stop was a peek at the property Francis Ford Coppola bought from Inglenook Winery where he lived in the historic house on the premises at times.  The Coppola winer…

We took highway I 101 to the north to go up to the Wine Country. The first stop was in Petaluma, just to take a quick view, we didn´t find anything interesting there besides their very beautiful Victorian houses. Then we passed by Snoopy´s village, where Charles M. S…

Ok so we drove for hours today.  Went from San Fran over the golden gate to Marin County.  I made a pit stop at Duane's ometown of Novato and took some pics of his home since he couldn't be here to see it himself.  Then followed the 101 north to Napa Valley and Sonoma county.&nb…

Summary of my travels since starting to travel for work in 2004. Three continents and three jobs later, this blog is an ongoing work in process. All locations are entered through present, will be adding descriptions and pictures as I have the opportunity. Please let me know if you see an entry without info you would like me to upload pictures for and I can take care of adding that location's items sooner.

Erin and I woke up relatively early as we wanted to eat some breakfast before being up in Saint Helena for our 10:30 tour and tasting at V. Sattui.  We got to breakfast around 9, right around the same time as the other couple and we all shared a table.  Veronica, the daytime innkeeper off…

It always amazes, to think of all the adventures that lie out there, somewhere, waiting to be discovered. It seems that every trip I take fails to shorten, only lengthening the list of places I need or want to see. The more I travel, the more I realize this list, actually, has nothing to do with it...

This blog will capture my adventures in AZ and Cali. But also my preps for the trip. I started this blog October 2 and it will be continuously updatet till I'm back home again on November 30 :o)) Countdown; it's all over... :o( but I had a blast :o)

One of my favorite chairs with the best view

San Francisco...my first time to California and probably not my last. Friendly people, lots of activities, and great weather. Here are some of my favorite pictures.

We were only there 4 days so we packed in as much fun as we could. Walking aroud this beautiful city is fun all on its own. The architecture and greenery makes everythying a photo opportunity. Great wine, fresh seafood, beautiful scenery, and friendly people, what more could a girl ask for.

I continued to Napa Valley, I heard it was kinda touristic, but it's fun to see a winery and taste some wine when you're at it anyway, right? I visited Robert Mondavi and emtied some bottles with my friends on a hilltop overseeing the valley with some forestfires on the background. It gives some s…

San Fransisco, Napa & Sonoma Valleys, Monterrey , Los Angeles , San Diego...California is huge!!!