Destination

Napa & Sonoma, United States: trips from $206

Napa and Sonoma are America's wine country, with cabernet tastings, Michelin dining, hot-spring spas and vineyard-view cycling an hour from San Francisco.

Explore the stunning autumn vineyards in Napa Valley with vibrant fall colors under a clear blue sky.
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Trips to Napa & Sonoma from every city

Cheapest first, per person, round trip, taxes and fees included.

Lowest fares to Napa & Sonoma by city, last 30 days

FromLowest, 30 daysChecks
Las Vegas$19810
Los Angeles$20813
San Diego$2087
Phoenix$2786
Denver$3134
Minneapolis$3606
Seattle$3807
Dallas-Fort Worth$3816
Salt Lake City$3813
San Antonio$3906
Omaha$4154
Austin$4304
Oklahoma City$4346
Tucson$4498
Boise$4553
Kansas City$4706
Portland$4723
Albuquerque$4924
El Paso$5373
Des Moines$5526

When to go

Best months for Napa & Sonoma
MonthSeason
Januaryfine
Februaryfine
Marchfine
Aprilbest
Maybest
Junebest
Julyfine
Augustfine
Septemberbest
Octoberbest
Novemberfine
Decemberfine
  • August, September, October: Harvest crush season with the heaviest crowds
  • February, March: Mustard blooms between the vines and lower rates

Where to stay in Napa & Sonoma

  • Downtown Napa: Riverfront hotels, the Oxbow market and tasting rooms on foot.
  • Yountville: Tiny village with The French Laundry and luxury inns.
  • St. Helena: Main-street boutiques and classic wineries along Highway 29.
  • Calistoga: Hot-spring spas and mud baths at the top of the valley.
  • Healdsburg / Sonoma Plaza: Sonoma's relaxed wine towns with a less polished feel.

What to do in Napa & Sonoma

  • Taste cabernet at a Stags Leap or Rutherford winery
  • Ride the Napa Valley Wine Train
  • Take a mud bath in Calistoga
  • Dine at a Yountville restaurant like Bouchon or The French Laundry
  • Bike the vineyard roads of Dry Creek Valley
  • Float over the valley in a hot-air balloon at dawn

Good to know

AirportsSan Francisco International (SFO), Sonoma County (Santa Rosa) (STS), Oakland International (OAK)
Passport for US citizensno
Price levelluxury
Time zoneAmerica/Los_Angeles
Kind of tripwine, food, romantic, wellness, nature

Napa & Sonoma in pictures

Questions about Napa & Sonoma

When is the best time to visit Napa & Sonoma?

April, May, June, September and October.

Do US citizens need a passport for Napa & Sonoma?

No. Napa & Sonoma is a domestic trip; a government photo ID is enough.

What is the cheapest flight to Napa & Sonoma right now?

Napa & Sonoma from Las Vegas, Oct 16–18, 2026, from $206 per person round trip, is the cheapest trip we have published; the full list is on this page.

How expensive is Napa & Sonoma on the ground?

Napa & Sonoma is luxury by US standards: plan about $190 per person per day for food, getting around and tickets.