Location:

Valle de Guadalupe is located in Baja California, Mexico, and is part of the larger Baja California wine region. It’s specifically situated northeast of Ensenada, approximately 70 miles south of the U.S.-Mexico border. Known as the wine capital of Mexico, Valle de Guadalupe is renowned for its vineyards and wineries.

The Valle de Guadalupe is one of the valleys that make up the Wine Route, a route that encompasses the San Antonio Valley and the valleys of Ojos Negros, Santo Tomás, San Vicente, La Grulla, Tanamá, Las Palmas, and San Valentín in the former Wine Route.

In the Valle de Guadalupe, approximately 90% of all wines in Mexico are produced. Its area encompasses 10,000 hectares of cultivation, with around 72 wineries spread across its various valleys.

Why Valle de Guadalupe?

• Wine Culture: Valle de Guadalupe is the heart of Mexico’s wine country, producing a significant percentage of the nation’s wines. The region offers a unique opportunity to explore and appreciate Mexican viticulture and winemaking.
• Scenic Beauty: The valley is surrounded by picturesque landscapes of vine-covered hills, creating a tranquil and visually stunning setting for your incentive trip.
• Culinary Excellence: In addition to wines, Valle de Guadalupe has gained recognition for its burgeoning culinary scene. Experience farm-to-table dining at its best with renowned chefs incorporating local, fresh ingredients into exquisite dishes.
• Boutique Wineries: Unlike some larger wine regions, Valle de Guadalupe is known for its boutique wineries, providing a more intimate and personalized experience for visitors.
• Hospitality and Relaxation: The region offers boutique hotels, charming bed and breakfasts, and spa resorts, creating a perfect atmosphere for relaxation and unwinding.🍇🍷