ビルバオ発、ハロ、ラグアルディア＆リオハワイナリー日帰りツアー

A really wonderful experience! My husband and I were disappointed to find that most other winery tours from Bilbao were private and therefore very expensive. We don’t mind being in a tour group and in fact, we love the opportunity to meet new people so this was perfect. Our guide, Stefane, and our driver, Marco, made an amazing day for us that took us to two different wineries with cheese pairings and exploration of a local town. Seeing the countryside from the coach bus was lovely as well when we weren’t napping on our drive home! We can’t recommend enough.

Really well thought out tour Plenty of time in each area . Both guides really good

We had an amazing day with this wine tour! They were right on time with the pick up and there was approximately 25 people on the bus. Our first stop was the town of Haro which is a cute, little historic town. Our next stop was Cuno winery. Excellent experience with our guide and really interesting stories about the winery. We had a tasting at the end with a cheese pairing. The next stop was the town of La Guardia. Beautiful and historic city. We had a short tour and then some time to get a bite to eat and explore the town. Really enjoyed this stop! We then visited a small boutique winery for a tour and tasting. Great experience! Highly recommend this tour for the price, value, and experience. The Rioja region is extremely scenic and great wines.

My wife and I along with our friend went on this great tour to Haro, Laguardia, Cune winery, and a choice of a winery in Laguardia. At a cost of $88 each person, I'd say we very much received our money's worth on the tour. The tour meets at the Puppy in Bilbao and you have to be careful as there are so many other tours occurring that it can get overwhelming and confusing. From there, the tour wasn't very large (~30 people) so there was plenty of space on the bus. Our first stop was at Cune winery and the staff there was great. They were informative during the tour and gave a good background of the winery. Even better that we were served a glass of wine with some crackers cuz you can't beat a wine tour ending wine tasting. Next stop was the city of Haro and while it was a short tour, would love to revisit this beautiful city on another trip to Spain. I very much enjoyed the city of Laguardia though it happened on quite a windy day. I say this because the walkways became quite blustery as you rounded the corners. We had a choice of El Fabulista or Carlos San Pedro wineries and since we chose to have lunch first, we ended up at El Fabulista. Plenty of good choices for lunch in the city with some great pinxtos. The tour at El Fabulista was fun with some great wine. After the tour, we walked around and found we had enough time to sneak over to Carlos San Pedro winery for a tasting. Wine there was very good so we bought a bottle but will also have some shipped to us because they ship to the US. Finally, there's a spot on the outside of the Laguardia where you can take some great scenic pictures so would definitely encourage anyone to make time to go there for some great pictures. Overall, great tour and would recommend to anyone looking to get out to the Spanish countryside.

Easy paced, enjoyable and interesting experience. We visited two very different towns, Haro and Laguardia, and two very different wineries, Cunes and El Fabulista. We have been on a few day trips during our travels through Spain but this was by far our favourite.

We had a fabulous day. Very informative, the stop at Laguardia was the highlight. The winery was very unique and the wines were delicious

Guides English wasn't great, though very friendly. Cune tour was beautiful place but miserable tasting experience as could only try one glass and felt rushed. Laguardia was brilliant,wine tasting was lovely, educational and for a tiny company so generous with tastings and time.

Brilliant day led by Stephane our guide, who was entertaining and informative. Stops at wineries were both excellent, including the best wine tour we've ever done at the Bodega el Fabulista in Laguardia.

I think the pace of the trip was great and a real treat for people who are very interested in wines. One suggestion is to do additional tastings at Bodega El Fabulista, the white Rioja was sensational!

I felt like it was a “you get what you pay for” situation.. The tour was to have been in English, however there were also Spanish speakers, which forced the tour operator to translate everything he said, which is fine, but this comes into play for our second vineyard. The first vineyard, Cune, was excellent. After that, our stop in the town of Haro was timed during siesta; nearly every shop and restaurant was closed. A few people were locked in the church briefly because they shut down, as well. It ate into time we could have spent in LaGuardia. The town looked AMAZING but the winery we tours seemed like a last minute, and disorganized, decision. Those speaking English went to one vineyard, while those speaking Spanish, went to a separate vineyard with our guide. The guide said he would go in to see if there was an English speaker to lead the tour. This led me to believe perhaps this was not our intended winery (the description did not indicate the specific vineyard, so I wasn’t entirely surprised). I won’t name where we went, but we were certainly left feeling the other group had a far different experience. All I can say is it was the most bizarre tour of any kind I’ve ever been on, to the point of hilarity. It certainly helped bond a bunch of us that had the same strange, surreal experience. Though the wine was good, the tour guide took so long explaining in a very drawn out (and very graphic) manner how the winery was founded, that we missed out on being able to explore more of this beautiful town. There was only time for an abbreviated lunch. Drop off was not the stated spot, which was frustrating. That said, it was at least half the price of other tours and we did get to see some beautiful scenery and enjoy the wine. However, I would splurge the next time.