Rex is amazing! We found him on Google when trying to figure out the best way to get around…read moreMendocino for a wedding. Ride share is not really a thing around here. His pricing was more than reasonable. Just shoot him a text and he will get back to you quickly. He was more than accommodating for us and so gracious as a host here in Mendocino. I will recommend him for any friends and family who come to visit!

Rex is the best! We had an amazing tour and his knowledge of the Mendocino Coast and it's history…read moreis impressive! Thank you Rex for a wonderful tour of Anderson Valley! We had the best day!

The Excursion: We did the Skunk Train Rail Bikes, and it…read moreended up being such a memorable experience. This is a 24-mile ride--about 12 miles out and 12 miles back--on electrically assisted rail bikes. There are several trip options, and we chose the longer one. The route winds through the forest, alongside and over the Noyo River, with beautiful views of redwoods, pines, and peaceful stretches of nature. You cruise at a comfortable 9-12 mph pace, which feels just right: not too fast, not too slow, and perfect for taking in the surroundings. The bikes let you provide the level of effort you want to put in as the peddle assist is simply amazing. It all depends on how much effort you want put in, so don't let the peddling intimidate you. Our tour was full, meaning all available bikes were booked, but it never felt crowded. The team spaces each bike out, so every group gets its own personal experience, and that worked really well. You do travel together in a few spots, but there is still plenty of room to enjoy the ride at your own pace. There are several stops along the way where the guides share history, point out interesting details about the trees and plant life, and give everyone time to enjoy the forest. There is also enough time to step away briefly and enjoy the quiet, whether by yourself, with your partner, or with your group. Our guides were incredibly friendly, helpful, and happy to answer questions. They shared great information and personal experiences that made the tour even more enjoyable. The lunch provided was also better than expected: a deli-style lunch with a good-sized sandwich, chips, water, soda, and a snack. They even let us keep the reusable lunch bag, which was a nice touch. It did not feel like an afterthought. You meet at what first seems like a random location, where the group checks in with one of the guides. From there, everyone hikes down a switchback trail to the railroad and rail bikes. The trail is narrow but manageable for most people going down. Just keep in mind that you will hike back up the same trail at the end of the tour, so anyone with physical limitations should plan accordingly. Once you reach the starting area, the guides give a quick overview of how to operate the rail bikes and make any needed adjustments before heading out. When the tour begins, a lead guide starts out front while each bike leaves at timed intervals to keep everyone comfortably spread out. A second guide follows from the rear. Along the way, you stop several times, including at a railroad crossing and at the final destination where everyone has lunch before heading back. The return ride feels just as special as the ride out. It is a great time to relax, settle into the ride, and enjoy the quiet sounds of the bike and forest. If the tour is full, plan for it to take up most of your day. In my opinion, a larger tour actually makes the experience even better because you get the privacy of your own ride while still having chances to chat with the guides and other visitors at each stop. Our guides were Atlas and Travis, and they were absolutely wonderful. They were friendly, helpful, and made the whole experience feel easy and welcoming. We cannot say enough good things about them. Talk with them for a few minutes and you will know exactly what I mean. Overall: There is simply no better way to enjoy this environment than by rail bike. The experience was even more enjoyable than we expected, and I genuinely think everyone should try it. I have seen other rail bike tours that travel through open hills, but the Skunk Train offers something truly unique. Riding beneath the canopy of trees, following the Noyo River, crossing old bridges, and feeling immersed in such a beautiful setting made this tour unforgettable. Atlas and Travis really put the cherry on top. They kept everyone engaged, entertained, and comfortable throughout the day, and their friendly approach made the tour feel less like a business transaction and more like spending time with good company. They worked hard, made the experience special, and absolutely deserved more than the standard tip. We highly recommend this tour and would happily encourage anyone visiting the area to give it a try.

Everything was great. Reasonably priced. Very clean, new looking venue with fire pits and s'mores…read moreavailable for purchase. Trains are well kept and clean. Very fun evening/night activity. Also pet friendly. Very nice staff!

We hired Tour Mendocino to assist with guest transportation for our wedding and they were the best!…read moreWedding guests shared nothing but positive things about the convenience, timeliness, and overall coordination and flexibility. As the bride and groom, we did not notice anyone late or unable to get ahold of their drivers, which to us highlighted the seamless quality of the Tour Mendocino team's work. Highly recommend for any wedding day or weekend transportation needs!

Alex was incredible! He was so helpful both in the planning and executing process. Highly…read morerecommend. My family and I loved the experience.

This company does not disappoint. Stephan is a wealth of information and a absolute gem. If you are…read moreblessed to even get an open slot with them because tourist season they book up fast. I usually never give a solid 5out of 5 since there is always room for improvement but this time they deserve a 7 out of 5. They are that good!

Stephen is a terrific guide and a down to earth, very decent person. My girlfriend and I had a…read moregreat 6 hour tour with him. We started at Golden Eye, then went to Navarro and finished off with bubbles at Roederer. We had an excellent time with Stephen. He is extremely professional that takes his profession seriously and is damn good at it. He is an extremely safe driver and communicates great nuggets of wine country information and history. I would not hesitate to hire Stephen again for another excellent tour of wine country!

I only live 20 minutes away from the winery, but I visit frequently due to its spectacular view…read more It might have the best view on the Mendocino Coast. My wife and I always bring our out-of-town guests here with a picnic lunch. I typically order a bottle of red wine to go with our lunch or snack. Make sure to walk along the bluff to check all the views and check out the beautiful garden.

This was absolutely amazing place to have a winery overlooking the ocean. Seating is first come…read morefirst serve but you can move chairs around to make it work for you. As for the wine, it's good enough. The caliber won't match up to the Napa/Sonoma wineries but they are definitely drinkable and offered at a reasonable price. One thing to note for dog owners: given most of it is outside, this place is surprisingly not dog friendly. When asked the owner what's with that, it has to do with insurance not willing to accommodate the liability of having pups on a cliff side. Dogs are allowed on the grass terrace just outside the winery but you won't get the sweeping oceanfront view, however.

Great host! We loved our experience and the array of wines. So fun to see the Justin Meyer legacy…read morelive on. We enjoyed the location downtown Mendocino and sat outside which was perfect. We walked out with Pinot and Cabernet Franc. We will return !

Had a lovely visit. Sat on the back patio and the wine came to us. Remarkable reds and had a good…read moretime

Highly recommend Navarro vineyard if you are passing by Philo! Wine tasting here is casual and…read moresuper affordable. For $10 you can pick around 5 pours of your liking and enjoy the views at the patio or stay indoor. Crackers, cheese and salami are sold at the shop. I love their 2014 Chardonnay and 2013 Pinot noir. I purchased 2 bottles from them and signed up for their mailing list. Staff were friendly and busy.

Loved this place! Stumbled upon it on our way to Mendocino. The ambiance is very nature and…read morepicturesque. Food is not served here. The service was amazing! $10 tastings and the fee is waved if you buy bottles. We walked out with 9 bottles, 3 of which were actually grape juice. Make sure you try the grape juice!!!

What an incredibly kind and generous winery owner Guy is! When he couldn't accommodate us for our…read moreanniversary wine tasting due to our request a day prior, Guy surprised us by offering to gift us a bottle of wine! He went so far as delivered it to Luna Trattoria, where we were having dinner that evening. We loved the Patriarch (a beautiful blend of Syrah and Zinfandel) so much that we asked to purchase more. Guy offered to meet us the next day and even gave us an anniversary discount! This kind of genuine hospitality is unforgettable and truly made our anniversary so special. We can't wait to return for a tasting at Fathers + Daughter's, with more advance planning next time!

Fathers + Daughters Cellars offers an incredible, unique, and unforgettable wine tasting experience…read morein the beautiful Anderson Valley that you don't want to miss! Their "Taste of the Day" takes you on an ATV ride through their family vineyards up a hill to a picnic table that overlooks Anderson Valley, orchards, and grazing sheep. The view is absolutely breathtaking! Sarah and Guy host most of the tastings themselves. They are a multi-generational winery that have been growing grapes for a long time. It's so great to know that you are supporting a family instead of a wine corporation and they are truly the nicest and most kind-hearted people. This is truly an incredible experience! We sipped a variety of quality wines, had some light snacks, and soaked in the incredible views! We purchased many of our favorites to enjoy at a latter date. Highly recommend to all when visiting Anderson Valley! Tips: *They only offer one tasting a day so my recommendation would be to reach out to them through their website well in advance and plan any other tastings you may go to that day around this one. *The tastings are not offered year round so go onto their website to see if they are open during the month you are visiting Anderson Valley. *If you are going in the summer months, make sure to wear sunscreen.

All I can say is Wow!! I had called around and around to find someone to drive us around for my…read morebirthday celebration. I ran into Tom's name from a Sonoma County website along with other names. I called down the list and was shocked at how negative a lot of these people were or how incredibly pricey a lot of the services were. I was super discouraged until I talked to Tom. He was knowledgeable, friendly, and super helpful. He was on time to pick us up and eager to make sure we had a great time. The vehicle we were in was clean and he provided us with tidbits of information about the area along the way as we went to the various wineries. His price was beyond reasonable and was the only one that didn't demand a deposit. I will definitely use him again. He helped make my Birthday a successful and fabulous day!

Wow! Such a great experience and Tom has a great attitude and will help to make your wine country…read moreexperience not only fun but truly memorable. One of a kind guy! You can't go wrong with booking him. Worth every penny and more.

We were camping in Navarro and found Lula along our route. First stop actually. We were greeted by…read moreStassi with a huge smile. We got the wine tasting and holy moly were our tastebuds going wild. The aromas of the wines excited your nose and the legs... (it would make Z Z Top proud). Also dog friendly - luckily our pups are well behaved and got to enjoy the grounds off lease. There was a pond to sit and enjoy your bottle or you can take a stroll We definitely left with bottles - the Rosè of Pinot was chefs kiss

We stopped by for a tasting and enjoyed the experience!…read more The property is very dog friendly - lots of options on where to sit and for various party sizes. Kim was our tasting manager, and he was an absolute delight to chat with. We came with our pup, who was a little cranky from the drive. So appreciate how accommodating and understanding Kim was! The wine tasting was great - every single pour was refreshing! I enjoyed all the Pinot Noirs we tasted. We also took a stroll up the hill on our last glass, which was totally worth it - a short walk for a beautiful view.