Yes. If you come as a family we adapt the activity according to the children’s ages. Small children only a year old, or even younger babies, have joined in the wine tour either sitting in their strollers or baby carriers. They obviously understand better and enjoy themselves more when they are at least two or three years old. Although the visit lasts about three hours, children don’t have time to get bored because they start off frolicking about during the walk through the vineyard, looking at plants, little animals and helping their parents. Then they help us with the experiments in the winery and they are amazed by the story we tell them in the underground wine cellar and, finally, they help the grown-ups to bottle the wine.

The activity is a real adventure for children.

Yes. We usually require a minimum number of people to do the activity but if you’re travelling alone we’ll try to fit you in an existing group.

No. After the group activity in the vineyards and before going to the winery, visitors are offered an appetiser with Rioja products: chorizo, paté, wine… It isn’t lunch, more like a mid-morning snack.

The activity starts off in the vineyards of Fuenmayor and then continues in our harvester’s winery. The walk through the vineyards is in a flat and safe area and takes place at a relaxed pace to enable visitors to listen to the corresponding explanations. However, the path is quite stony and unsuitable for wheelchairs, although children’s strollers can be wheeled along without too much trouble. In the winery, there are some steps that lead down to the 16th-century underground cellar but because there are no mechanical escalators, wheelchairs cannot enter inside.

To ensure you can take part in the activity, it is a good idea to make your booking at least one or two weeks in advance. On certain dates with increased demand, such as Easter week, national holidays and throughout the harvesting season (September and October) we recommend booking at least one month in advance.