Ojos Negros Valley Wine and Cheese Route Tour in Baja California

Operates: Friday, Saturday, Sunday

If you're seeking an experience that tantalizes your taste buds and immerses you in the rich traditions of Baja California, the Ojos Negros Valley Wine and Cheese Route Tour is your perfect match.

Highlights:

• Visit Vinícola Infinito and meet renowned winemaker Pepe Pedrosa
• Tour La Cava de Marcelo at Rancho La Campana, famed for artisan cheeses since 1911
• Explore the aromatic fields of Aleyha Lavender Farm
• Enjoy guided tastings of premium wines and handcrafted cheeses
• Relax with air-conditioned transport and convenient hotel pick-up and drop-off

Includes:

• Driver-guide
• Transportation by a/c vehicle
• Hotel pick-up and drop off
• Water

Not included:

• Entrance fee
• Lunch
• Drinks

You will be picked up from your hotel at 11:30 am and taken to Valle de Ojos Negros, approximately an hour's drive from Ensenada and Valle de Guadalupe.

Our first stop is at Vinicola Infinito, there you will be attended by Pepe Pedrosa

Our next stop is La Cava de Marcelo at Rancho La Campana

Between March to December (Friday, Saturday and Sunday) we visit the Aleyha Lavender Farm in the Ojos Negros Valley and having the possibility of eating at the Grosso restaurant

You will be taken back to your hotel around 6:00 pm. You will have bottled water and snacks during the tour.

Ojos Negros Valley Wine And Cheese Route Tour

This baja wine tasting tour is designed for travelers who want more than a rushed sip and souvenir stop. Guided by a local tour guide, you get to explore the quieter side of Valle de Guadalupe and the Ojos Negros countryside, where small producers shape modern California style wine culture south of the border. The wine tasting experience unfolds slowly, moving from cellar to cellar, meeting makers, learning why Baja terroir favors bold reds and elegant blends. Tasting sessions pair artisan cheese with regional wine, making flavors click in ways supermarket bottles never do. The pace feels personal, almost like visiting friends, which is why this private tour stands out from standard wine tours. Add air conditioned comfort, thoughtful timing, and a genuinely inclusive approach, and the day becomes a relaxed immersion rather than a checklist tour in Mexico.

Practical Tips Before You Go

This experience is easy going but benefits from planning.

• Wear light layers, valley temperatures shift through the day
• Eat a small breakfast before the first tasting
• Bring sun protection for vineyard walks
• Comfortable shoes matter more than style
• Ask your guide about seasonal production changes

Taken at the right rhythm, the tour never feels rushed or overwhelming.

More Facts About This Experience

The Valle de Guadalupe and Ojos Negros area gained global attention after appearing in Anthony Bourdain Parts Unknown, where Baja wine and regional food culture were highlighted as one of Mexicos most exciting culinary frontiers. Nearby Rosarito is home to Baja Studios, where Titanic was filmed, adding pop culture weight to the region. The broader Ensenada area regularly features in Netflix travel and food documentaries focused on modern California influenced cuisine. Today, international sommeliers visit Valle de Guadalupe to study how desert climates reshape wine styles, making this tour part of a living culinary story, not just a scenic drive.

Other Experiences That Pair Well

Many travelers extend this tour with the La Bufadora Tour in Baja California, adding dramatic coastal scenery to the trip. Others choose the Guadalupe Valley Private Wine Route Tour to compare boutique producers across Valle de Guadalupe, creating a deeper understanding of Baja wine diversity without repeating the same stops.

Who Will Enjoy This Experience

This tour suits couples, small groups of friends, solo travelers, and food focused explorers. It appeals to anyone who values conversation, craftsmanship, and atmosphere over volume, and to those who want a relaxed wine tasting experience that feels authentic rather than staged.