WINE FLIGHT
TRIP PLANNER
Spring & Fall Trips
![]() At Sabastiani, Sonoma 2015 | ![]() France/Italy Wine Cruise 2011 | ![]() Med Wine Cruise 2011 |
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![]() Napa Valley | ![]() Constantia Glen, South Africa | ![]() Kariega River, South Africa |
![]() On Safari, South Africa | ![]() Eagles Nest, South Africa | ![]() Breakfast in the bush, South Africa |
![]() David Arthur, Napa Valley | ![]() Madigral, Napa Valley | ![]() Ready for battle, South Africa |
![]() Portofino, Italy 2011 |
- Our Story -
" Drinking good wine with good food in good company is one of life's most civilized pleasures."
Michael Broadbent
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" Drinking good wine with good food in good company is one of life's most civilized pleasures."
Michael Broadbent
- Our Story -
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What started almost 6 years ago as "a good idea to visit European wineries by cruise ship", our International Wine Flights have gone on to epitomize great wine pilgrimages each offering a unique perspective of a country’s culture and culinary custom. Likewise our bi-annual wine flights to wine destinations within the USA have grown in strength and popularity, proving beyond doubt that the best wines are still produced and enjoyed right here in our back yard.
It would be hard not to agree with the adage that there is no substitute in tasting wines where they are produced. There’s a natural, unforced ease in pairing the wines with the local foodstuffs. The wines feel at home—and the longer we stay, the more we feel at home, too.
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On past wine flights our guests have had the privilege of visiting over 200 wineries.
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