There are many ways to get around Napa – Some visitors simplify their approach by staying along the main road – Highway 29. Walking will be the most economical option but not the safest if you are inebriated.
The VINE is a fixed-route bus system that runs down the length of Napa Valley (59-miles from Calistoga to El Cerrito Del Norte). You can purchase passes by phone, online, or in-person at local transit centers.
You can book an Uber or ride-share beforehand, but ensure you do this before you leave for the day. WiFi can be spotty in Napa and it will be harder to get a ride once you’re already at a winery.
When drinking, you do not want to make decisions or put your well-being at risk. Our recommendation would be to play it safe and ensure you have a reliable ride with a private ride or tour bus. Sit back and relax with a professional tour guide who chauffeurs you whereever you want to go for the next 6-8 hours. You can customize your route or select a popular itinerary with complimentary stops.
Other local modes of transportation include electric bikes, tricycle tours, wine trolleys, and limos.