How to Plan a Napa Valley Vacation
- 1). Visit Napa Valley's visitor information website and chambers of commerce websites to generate a list of ideas of where to stay, what attractions you want to see, and wineries you might visit. The chambers of commerce list information by specific cities around the Napa Valley area. The area has a host of lodging choices, from hotels to bed&breakfasts, all at a range of prices sure to fit your budget.
- 2). Check the calendar of events for the month you are traveling to Napa Valley. Select the current events calendar for your specific travel dates to find out what's happening in the area when you are visiting. If your dates are flexible, perhaps you can adjust them based on intriguing local events in which you'd like to participate.
- 3). Rank your top three to five attractions and contact them for times and dates of operation or any special packages they might offer. Locate them on the map to judge how much travel time you need to plan between those attractions. This helps you organize your daily itinerary.
- 4). Look at a map for accommodations near your favorite attractions. Check seasonal prices and ask what the hotel or lodging offers in terms of travel to area attractions or wineries. Find out if they offer any packages in conjunction with the attractions that might save you money. Also, investigate favorite wine country dining options close to your lodging or attractions.
- 5). Decide on your final options for lodging, attractions and travel dates. Make your advance reservations with airlines and hotels. Remember to include a car rental if you need it.
- 6). Utilize a reservation service such as MG Concierge and Destination Agency if the details begin to get confusing or overwhelming. This company has expertise in Napa Valley vacation planning. They can help you with everything from planning a trip itinerary to booking reservations.
