After dinner, the bar is open, with excellent liquors and spirits as well as wines. Some of the passengers retire to their rooms, others talk or play board games in the salon and talk to the crew. Still others slip off to the Spa under the stars on the top deck to relax. The compact but comfortable staterooms provide a restful environment, and since the boat is docked in an inland river, not even any motion. The Admiral's staterooms include small balconies with sliding doors and the Captain's stateroom also has a view, while the mariner staterooms have elevated portholes.
All rooms have TVs and VCRs.
For breakfast, you can have anything from fruit and yogurt to classic American fare. After breakfast, you board a luxury van to visit art museums and wineries. Then to Schug Cellars for a private lunch in the caves with its wines and back to Petaluma to cruise down the river, enjoying a lavish dinner after a winery-hosted tasting on the way through the Bay to the Napa River and into the heart of Napa Valley. The next day, the mini-yacht docked in Napa, the perfect starting point for a trip to exclusive Chappellet Winery, located high in the mountains above Napa Valley. Then to quaint St. Helena to look around and shop, picking up gourmet foods for a picnic and tasting at a nearby winery.