Verona (operator base)Half-day (3-4 h) or full-day (7-8 h)
Verona-based operator with 20+ years of wine tourism experience. Half-day and full-day tours covering Valpolicella (Amarone), Soave, Lake Garda; the Prosecco DOCG area.
Tip: Their Two Amarone Wineries half-day format gives the most producer-direct access for short visits.
Verona (operator base)Half-day (3 h, 2-3 wineries) or full-day (8 h, 4-5 wineries)
Verona-based with 10+ years specialising in Veneto wine tours. All-inclusive private tours with transport, English-speaking guide; winery booking.
Tip: Request the small winery format - visits to family-run estates unavailable on larger group tours.
Valdobbiadene / Prosecco hills (UNESCO World Heritage Site)Half-day to 2 days
The Strada del Prosecco was inaugurated in 1966 and runs 58 km through the UNESCO World Heritage Prosecco hills between Conegliano and Valdobbiadene.
Tip: Drive north from Conegliano. The westbound direction climbs to Cartizze viewpoints; visit before noon before the haze builds.
Marano di Valpolicella2 hours (approx. 5 km)
Tenuta Santa Maria Valverde offers e-bike tours through Marano di Valpolicella vineyards using 7 Fantic-engine fat-tyre e-bikes. 2-hour guided experience includes cycling the estate, visiting the 17th-century cellar, and tasting Valpolicella, Ripasso; Amarone with local food.
Tip: Gift certificates available; ideal for couples or small groups wanting a physical activity paired with serious wine.
Corbanese di Tarzo, Conocgliano Valdobbiadene30 min (Tasting) / 1h15 (History and Nature) / 1h30 (Founder's)
Grappa distillery and spirits tour in the Conegliano Valdobbiadene UNESCO World Heritage hills. Three tour formats for all experience levels.
Tip: Combine with the Prosecco wine road - Da Ponte is 20 minutes from Valdobbiadene and 10 from Conegliano.
Verona (operator base)3-5 days
Stockholm-based specialist wine tour company offering multi-day guided Veneto itineraries. Covers Valpolicella, Amarone, Soave, and optional Prosecco extensions. Led by certified wine professionals.
Tip: Their Soave extension visits producers in both the Classico zone and the broader DOC - important for understanding appellation fragmentation.