Which Marlborough Wine Tour? Half-Day, Full Day or Bike
Where your day starts, who pays the tasting fees, lunch, half or full day, van or bike: every way of going side by side.
The long reads for the choices you make before you book. Which tour fits your day? How do you spend one, two or three days? Can you visit the wineries on your own, what does each fare buy, and what changes in winter? When you are ready, compare every New Zealand Marlborough wine tour side by side.
Start with which tour to book if you have not settled on a way of going, or with the fares if your budget is fixed. The blog answers single questions in fewer words, and the visitor guide has the fees, the pickups and lunch on one page.
Where your day starts, who pays the tasting fees, lunch, half or full day, van or bike: every way of going side by side.
A guided tasting day, a day on the bike trail, a day on the Sounds, and what to do with an afternoon or a ferry arrival.
Driving yourself, cycling the trail, paying the tasting fees at the counter, and when a tour is still the better answer.
Every fare from $37 to $340: what it pays at the cellar door, whether lunch is in it, and what a Picton pickup adds.
June to August: the tasting rooms that close, the pickups that move, the cruise day's winter timetable, and what to wear.
The door-to-door days are on Marlborough wine tours from Blenheim, the ferry and cruise days on Marlborough wine tours from Picton, the bike days on Marlborough bike wine tours, and every tour on Marlborough Wine Tours.