Wine Tourism in Spain

We plan your wine route in one of the most well-known Denominations of Origin, La Rioja. La Rioja routes cover the entire region that is not only in La Rioja but extends to areas in the Basque Country, Navarra and Castilla y León.

During your wine trip you can visit the vineyards and the iconic wineries designed by famous architects such as Frank Ghery or Santiago Calatrava.

In our wine trips to La Rioja you will experience never-ending fascinating activities. Monuments such as Monasterios de Suso y Yuso, World Heritage sites or cities such as Laguardia.

Ribera del Duero is one of the best regions for wine route travel. It extends through the provinces of Soria, Burgos, Segovia and Valladolid. You will discover its secrets and visit the most enchanting sites of an area that covers more than 22.000 hectares of vineyards and 300 wineries.

In your wine route we include diverse experiences such as food and wine pairing with top quality cuisine, bicycle or 4×4 rides through the vineyards, boat rides in the Río Duero and visits to iconic cities such as Peñafiel, Burgos and Peñaranda de Duero.

The best way to learn about the Designation of Origin Jerez-Xérès-Sherry is by taking one of our wine routes to that location. It is the oldest and one of the most famous in Spain. Its area of production is Cádiz

You can visit any of its 100 wineries that cover the length of 9600 hectares of vineyards. You will enjoy a different type of journey by going horseback riding, pairings with cheese and chocolate, or the new “Sherry Marathon” that combines wine tourism and sports events.

Discover a region with one of the best known grapes in Spain, the Albariño. This D.O. is mainly throughout the province of Pontevedra, which is divided into five sub-zones, each one with different climate characteristics.

Plan your wine route with us to the Rias Baixas and visit wineries, learn about the different varieties of grapes and the production process of different wines. You can immerse yourself in the region with different accommodation options such as the typical country manors of the region, some of which have their own vineyard.