A black Mercedes-Benz Sprinter van beside the Bear Flag Revolt Monument under the trees in Sonoma Plaza.

Sonoma private group transportation

Sonoma, all together.

Private group transportation in Sonoma for airport arrivals, events, teams and days out.

Group travel in Sonoma

Private transportation across Sonoma Valley and Sonoma County

We are a private group transportation company in Sonoma, and we run our own vehicles and chauffeurs. A day here is a winery day, a wedding day or an airport run to meet guests coming in for one of the two.

Our SUVs, Sprinter Vans, minibuses and motorcoaches cover airport transfers, Kenwood weddings, Boyes Hot Springs shuttles and wine-country days. From Sonoma we cover Sonoma County, Napa County and Solano County, and the service-area page lists the towns in each.

Sonoma City Hall framed by trees and a low stone fountain in Sonoma Plaza at dusk.

On the road

Groups, vehicles and cabins around Sonoma.

A family with rolling suitcases watches a driver load luggage into a black Mercedes-Benz Sprinter van.
Sunlight crosses the aisle and front seats of a high-roof passenger van, rows of black leather seating receding toward the rear doors.
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The fleet

SUV, Sprinter van, minibus, or motorcoach.

We use the 6-passenger Luxury SUV for a small-party wine day or an executive airport run, and its spacious luggage area still takes a weekend's bags for four.

The 13-passenger Mercedes Sprinter Executive Van is the class to start with here. It keeps a tasting group together, handles the venue drives and carries the wedding party on the day.

The 27-passenger Minibus moves a guest block between a hotel and a venue, and its luggage compartment means it also works for the airport leg.

The 56-passenger Motor Coach takes a full guest list or a large group down to the bay in one vehicle, with an onboard restroom and underbelly luggage room for the longer runs.

We run three more classes. The 13-passenger Mercedes Sprinter Shuttle Van is our second van, with the same leather cabin and luggage compartment as the Executive Van. The 31-passenger Minibus has four more seats than the 27. The 40-passenger Motor Coach has the onboard restroom and the 452 Cu. Ft. underbelly luggage room on a shorter body, so it reaches more of the valley venues than the 56 does. The fleet page lists seats, luggage and cabin details for each.

Tell us the party size and the luggage. On a wine day the venue drive decides the vehicle more than the seat count does, and we would sooner size that before the booking than on the gravel.

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Up close

Where we operate in Sonoma

Sonoma Plaza makes a good meeting point, and from there the day runs out through Boyes Hot Springs, Glen Ellen and Kenwood. The vehicle stays with the group for the whole day.

Charles M. Schulz–Sonoma County Airport is the local field, and we also run to San Francisco International and Oakland International for guests flying in for a wedding or a tasting weekend. Send the flight number and we set the pickup from the scheduled arrival.

Private-aviation arrivals into the county are booked on the same terms as a commercial flight. Send the tail number, the FBO and the estimated arrival time and we time the pickup to it. Departures are booked the same way, including the early ones after a weekend event.

We pick up for weddings and events at Sonoma Plaza, Boyes Hot Springs, Glen Ellen and Kenwood. Venue drives and turnouts differ a lot here, so before the date we check what a 27-passenger Minibus or a 56-passenger Motor Coach can do at each address.

We cover Sonoma County, Napa County and Solano County along the Highway 12 corridor. The service-area page lists every town we pick up in under its county, so you can check an address before asking for a price.

Wine tour transportation is the core of the work here, and it is booked as-directed: you hold the vehicle for the day and we drive whatever list you end up with. Guests who start in San Francisco or Oakland are collected there and brought up for the same day.

A wedding weekend runs three ways at once, all on one booking: the wedding party in a 13-passenger Mercedes Sprinter, guests shuttled from a hotel block in a 27-passenger Minibus or a 56-passenger Motor Coach, and a late return after the venue closes.

Corporate work here is offsites and small conferences more often than commuting: a vehicle held for a day of meetings, a shuttle between a lodge and a tasting room, or an airport run for a leadership team. Recurring shuttles are quoted as a program.

Team travel, school and youth group transportation and faith and community charters run on the larger classes. We ask for the roster and the luggage first, because a day out of the county needs the luggage room more than the extra seats.

We also offer non-emergency appointment transportation, where the vehicle waits through the appointment, and hourly and as-directed charters for anything that does not fit a fixed route.

Six black vehicles, two Cadillac Escalades, two Mercedes-Benz Sprinter vans and two Ford F-550 mini-coaches, lined up in a dark space toward a bright doorway.
A black Cadillac Escalade, Mercedes-Benz Sprinter van, and Ford F-550 mini-coach staggered in a dark space lit by a bright vertical light beam.
An overhead view of a black Cadillac Escalade followed by a black Mercedes-Benz Sprinter van driving toward a bright doorway in a dark space.

Common questions

What parts of wine country do you serve from this host?

Sonoma County, Napa County and Solano County. The service-area page lists every town we pick up in under its county.

Which airports do you serve?

Charles M. Schulz–Sonoma County Airport, San Francisco International and Oakland International. Private-aviation arrivals are booked the same way when you send the tail number, the FBO and the estimated arrival time.

Which vehicles serve wine-country groups?

A 6-passenger Luxury SUV, a 13-passenger Mercedes Sprinter Executive Van, a 13-passenger Mercedes Sprinter Shuttle Van, a 27-passenger Minibus, a 31-passenger Minibus, a 40-passenger Motor Coach and a 56-passenger Motor Coach.

How does a wine tour booking work?

It is booked as-directed. You hold the vehicle and chauffeur for the day and set the stops as you go, so a change of tasting room does not change the booking.

Can you collect guests from San Francisco or Oakland for a wine day?

Yes. We collect from a bay-side address or airport and bring the group up and back on the same booking.

How do I book?

Book online at any hour. The booking form takes the date, the pickup address, the stops, the destination, the passenger count and the luggage.

Do you handle wedding-weekend transportation?

Yes. The wedding party, guest shuttles from a hotel block and the late return can all go on one booking with the right class for each leg.

What else do you cover besides wine tours and weddings?

Corporate and offsite transportation, team travel, school and youth group transportation, faith and community charters, non-emergency appointment transportation and hourly charters.

Your trip starts here

Plan your wine-country day.

Choose the wine tour service in our booking system, then enter the date, the pickup address, the stops you have in mind, the passenger count and the luggage.

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