When the hustle of everyday life gets in the way, we prefer to take a moment to bask in the lush environment and stunning views that make California wine country so memorable. Tucked away in the Northern end of Napa Valley, Calistoga is a quintessential escape destination to recharge and relax.
Does the act of planning a getaway leave you stressed? Ever come back from a trip feeling like you need a vacation from your vacation? Well, Napavalley.com is here to help. Planning a trip away shouldn’t feel like a burden.
When the day is done and our work is over, you’ve earned a moment to sit at the bar or on the patio, and decompress with a cocktail. Somehow it always tastes more delicious when it’s a couple bucks cheaper than usual.
Napa Valley is a delight for the senses. From world famous wines and incredible dishes that tickle the taste buds to fog covered mountains and sun drenched vines that are non stop visual sensations it’s hard not to go into sensory overload.
Wine and cheese are some of the greatest pairs in history. But we’re not too keen on the high cheese factor that can accompany romantic gestures. So while rose petals, soft lighting and Kenneth G(Kenny if you’re feeling sexy) are the typical building blocks of a romantic getaway.
When the sounds of a popping cork are met with groans instead of cheers, and the thought of one more holiday party is too much to bear, pack your bags and head to wine country.
It often seems that there is only one traditional way to celebrate Thanksgiving — namely, a homemade turkey dinner with cranberry sauce and dozens of distant relatives — but the truth is only you can decide the right way to celebrate for yourself.
Napa Valley is full of diverse activities, making it a great destination for many types of travelers. If you’re wondering what to do on your trip to Napa Valley, we have some ideas: whether you’re looking for an outdoors adventure, a food-filled vacation, a romantic couple’s trip, or a weekend in the city, Napa Valley’s abundance exceeds far beyond the wine.
While the city of Napa is an obvious destination for foodies and wine enthusiasts visiting California’s premier wine region, those seeking a more relaxed experience will want to head toward the north end of Napa Valley to what the locals affectionately refer to as “Up Valley.
When you have a hankering for some sweet wine, we recommend spending a full day (or two) wandering through the valley, tasting some favorites along the way.
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