I had a superb and wonderful time. Whilst Pushpak usually need at least 4 people for the tour, being the sole traveller, Pushpak accommodated and gave me a private tour. Tony, my tour guide was great! He has so much love for Sonoma and its history. At the start, Tony taught me how to ride the electric trike. He made sure I was comfortable riding it before we set off. Along the way, Tony gave constant encouragement. In no time, I was riding the electric trike with such confidence. Travelling around the vineyards and the housings with the electric trike was such an experience. Visit to the cheese company and the wine tasting is a must. I would highly recommend everyone to do this tour. I also shared it with my friends and family right after the end of the tour.

The details about where to meet were straightforward and it was easy to find the location. Parking near the area can be tricky. There is a 3 hour limit if you park on the main road in town, but Harold (tour guide) told us to park near the barracks. The tour takes over 3 hours and you will receive a $4O.00 USD fine if you use the 3 hour parking spots and exceed the limit. Harold, our tour guide was helpful, sincere, passionate and got us all trained on driving the electric bikes with some details of the tour within 10 minutes of arrival. My husband and I really enjoyed this tour. We had excellent weather, cool but not cold, and we were able to enjoy the incredible scenery and beautiful nature of this area. We were together on the bike and although it can be a bit bumpy on some of the road surfaces it was still comfortable. This time of year (September) you will need to bring a jumper, light sweater or light jacket. The weather can change quickly and is often sunny but can get very cool 60 degrees Fahrenheit and with the breeze you need to come prepared. The vineyards and homes are just stunning and the 3 Fat Guys vineyard we visited for our wine tasting was just lovely. The wine tastings were delightful. My husband was particularly fond of the white Sauvignon blanc and purchase a few bottles for us to take home. Harold and Melissa (assisting tour guide) provided just enough history that we could enjoy the information without being bombarded with too many details. It was wonderful to understand some of Sonoma’s local history. There are a few entertaining pit stops on this tour, these are not tasting stops, more historical, and truly interesting. This was worth the price and the time. You will not be dissatisfied if you chose this tour, 1. if you are looking for a personal experience, 2. more intimate, and 3. fun tour, then this if for you!

David was very frieny, patient, knowledvable about the wine and so oma history. He took time to show us historic places and wine fsrms and wineries as well. The only thing is we did not took a look onsode the wineries to observe the wine process etc. Just outside on the seating area to enjoy wine and cheese. The chesse factory would be a great experience if we could observe insode, tho the cheese tatste sooo good

This was absolutely the way to go!! Howard, the owner, went above and beyond for us, what’s great adventure. 5hrs tour is the must do option, I think the 3gr is good but you really want the full experience you get out of the 5hrs option. Tom and Dave were great too, ready to help as needed throughout the tour. The access and experience you get out of decongest thru the hills of Sonoma outside of a car makes a huge difference. 100% recommended!!!

The trikes were very fun and we got to see a lot of wine country. We spent a bit more time on the trikes than we realized we were going to versus time at wineries. We didn’t realize the tour only included one winery, but they did add another one at the end, so that was nice. We also visited a cheese factory, but tastings were halted due to COVID. We did bring some home though and look forward to trying it! We seemed to spend a lot of time waiting on others. The snacks at the first winery were great, but made us not hungry for lunch right afterwards, and our sandwiches were wasted. With a bit more organization, there would have been plenty of time to fit another winery in, that’s my suggestion.