Explore Muir Woods and the wine country on a private tour from San Francisco. Walk through a trail along Redwood Creek, visit 2 wineries in Napa and Sonoma Valley, and enjoy your day!
At the Muir Woods National Monument you will walk through a trail along Redwood Creek and will see the natural beauty of this magnificent place which has trees with over 350 feet (106 meters) of height.
Admission: $15.00-Adult (16 years of age and older) Free-Children (15 years of age and under) • Admission Ticket Not Included
Next, head to the renowned wine regions of Napa and Sonoma Valley. Choose 2 wineries that suit your interests, with recommendations provided by your tour operator. Enjoy private tours and tastings at world-famous wineries, learning about the region’s rich wine-making history and techniques.
Throughout the day, travel in style and comfort with a dedicated car and driver, ensuring a stress-free and memorable experience.
Cost:
7 hours private tour (up to 4 people): $630.00
7 hours private tour (up to 6 people): $680.00
$90.00 per extra hour
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Book 2 tours with us and get 10% discout on the sencond one. 3 or more tours you will have a better discount!
We offer refund for cancellations made at least 24 hours in advance.
Dingo Tours: Muir Woods, Napa and Sonoma FAQ
Q: Do I need to worry about Muir Woods parking or reservations?
A: Nope! That’s one of the best perks of booking with us. Muir Woods requires strict parking reservations that often sell out weeks in advance. When you book a private tour with Dingo Tours, we handle the vehicle logistics and drop you right at the entrance, saving you the headache of the shuttle or the hunt for a parking spot.
Q: How much time do we get to spend in the forest?
A: You’ll typically have about 60 minutes to wander the trails of Muir Woods. It’s plenty of time to walk the main boardwalk along Redwood Creek and soak in the “cathedral” vibe of the grove. Since this is a private tour, if you’re a fast walker or want to stay a bit longer, we can adjust on the fly.
Q: Can we select which wineries we visit in Napa and Sonoma?
A: Absolutely. This is a fully customizable private tour. You can choose 2 wineries that match your personal taste, or we can provide expert recommendations based on whether you prefer historic estates, boutique family-run vineyards, or sweeping hillside views.
Q: Is this tour suitable for seniors or those with limited mobility?
A: Absolutely. Muir Woods features a flat, paved boardwalk that is very accessible. Because this is a private tour, we can drop you at the entrance to minimize walking, and we can adjust the pace of the day to ensure everyone is comfortable.
Q: What is the cost for this private experience?
A: For a 7-hour private tour, the rate is $630 for up to 4 people or $680 for up to 6 people. If you want to extend your stay in Sausalito or add more photo stops, we can add extra time for $90 per hour.
Note: Muir Woods entrance fees ($15 per adult) are paid directly at the park.
🧥 Dingo’s Pro-Tips: How to Dress for the Microclimates
Since Muir Woods is a literal rainforest and Sausalito is a sunny seaside escape, dressing correctly is the secret to a great day. Here is a “Pro-Tip” guide to the microclimates of this tour.
1. The “15-Degree Rule” San Francisco might be 65°F, but once you walk into the deep shade of the Muir Woods redwoods, it can feel 10 to 15 degrees cooler. The trees are so dense they create their own “refrigerator” effect. Always bring a medium-weight jacket or fleece, even if it’s sunny at your hotel.
2. Footwear: Think “Flat & Comfortable” You don’t need heavy hiking boots for the main Muir Woods loop—it’s a paved boardwalk. However, Sausalito has some steep hills and the Marin Headlands can be gravelly. Stick to comfortable sneakers or sturdy walking shoes. Leave the heels for dinner back in the city!
3. Layers, Layers, Layers The “San Francisco Tuxedo” consists of a t-shirt, a sweater, and a windbreaker. You will likely peel off or put on layers at every single stop. A light scarf is also a great “pro move” for the windy photo ops at the Bridge.
4. The “Dingo Bag” Since you have a private vehicle just for your group, feel free to bring a small “day bag” with extra layers or a change of shoes. You can leave whatever you don’t need in the car while you’re walking the trails—it’s your private mobile basecamp!
If you have any more questions please contact us.