In Chile’s Casablanca Valley, wine tourism unfolds at a gentle, welcoming pace. Known for its cool-climate vineyards and close-knit community, the valley has evolved into a destination where wine experiences are designed to be shared — by couples, families, children...
Bordeaux – When the kids lead the way to the winery
Families are very welcome in the vineyards in and around Bordeaux. It’s no longer about keeping the kids busy while Mum and Dad taste; new children-centric experiences mean the kids are dragging their parents along!
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Family friendly activities in Napa Valley
From hiking miles of trails and kayaking the Napa River to sipping grape juice at family-friendly wineries, picnicking in the vineyards, and private backyard movie nights at luxury resorts — Napa Valley is an ideal destination for families of all sizes and kids of all ages.
Families come in Bordeaux too.
With the summer holidays on the horizon, families have never been more welcome in the vineyards in and around Bordeaux. Although children will not be tasting the wines (but there’s always grape juice), there are plenty of activities designed just for them and others they can share with their parents.
Ca’ Rugate (Verona) – The winery’s educational identity and new didactic paths for adults and children
In 2019 Ca’ Rugate officially became an Educational Farm of the Veneto Region (Italy) and continues the educational path already undertaken on the themes of biodiversity and sustainability, knowledge, and the link between culture, local traditions and historical-cultural heritage.