The best of Moravia in one day
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Our most popular wine tour.
The perfect way to discover the beautiful wine region of Moravia and experience its outstanding wines, local cuisine, and rich traditions.
Let us take you on an unforgettable journey through rolling vineyards, charming heritage villages, boutique wineries, and historic wine cellars.
Vineyard Visit. Our adventure begins at a picturesque vineyard, where we will open a bottle of Welschriesling — one of the region’s most beloved wine varieties — while admiring breathtaking views of Mikulov.
Pálava Protected Landscape Area. Next, we explore the stunning Pálava region, a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve known for its dramatic limestone hills, vineyards, and charming villages. Along the way, we visit the ruins of Orphan Castle and relax with wine tasting at our first winery.
Picnic lunch. Enjoy a picnic lunch in the vineyard featuring regional specialities, perfectly paired with local wines.
Sonberk Winery. Sip on exceptional wines while taking in breathtaking panoramic views of the Pálava Hills. Sonberk Winery is renowned not only for its award-winning modern architecture, but also for producing some of the Czech Republic’s most acclaimed wines.
Traditional Wine Cellar Experince. Our final stop takes us to a 170-year-old traditional Moravian wine cellar at Winery Košulič, where you will enjoy an exclusive wine tasting featuring a carefully selected range of local wines.
Tour details
Departure: 10 am
Return: 5 pm
Price
2 people: 4500 CZK/ 190 EUR per person
3 people: 3400 CZK/ 140 EUR per person
4 people: 2700 CZK/ 110 EUR per person
5 – 14 people: 2200 CZK/ 90 EUR per person
What’s included
Pick-up and drop off from your accommodation in Mikulov*
Comfortable transportation throughout the day
Picnic lunch
Tasting at three wineries
Bottled mineral water
An English-speaking guide and wine expert
A small gift from us to you
* Pick-up and drop-off from Brno, Prague or Vienna are available for an additional fee. Please contact us for more information.
Before you go
Wine cellars are usually quite cold and humid (54 °F / 12 °C), so we recommend bringing warm clothing and comfortable shoes.
Please let us know about any dietary requirements at the time of booking.
Please note that we reserve the right to modify itinerary if necessary.