There are plenty of lake and river cruises to enjoy in Northern California, but there’s one that definitely stands apart from the rest. Featuring an intimate ride along the mighty Sacramento River, you and your friends can enjoy some amazing wine and cheese while taking in the views. This may have just become our favorite way to enjoy Northern California’s natural beauty! Treat yourself to an evening you’ll always remember and consider taking a ride on this wine and cheese cruise soon.
If you're looking for a unique way to spend some quality time with friends and family, look no further than this wine and cheese cruise on the Sacramento River. Featuring delicious snacks, delectable wines, and unparalleled views, it's bound to be an experience you remember.
The Sacramento River Cruise is based out of the Clarksburg Marina, just about tent minutes from downtown Sacramento. They offer two-hour boat cruises daily, complete with all the wine and cheese you could possibly want to consume!
Captain Emil Gagliardi will steer the custom cruising vessel smoothly down the Sacramento River so you can sit back and enjoy the views. You'll soon be completely immersed in the gorgeous vistas of the California Delta, and it's a positively magical experience.
You'll first choose from a menu of local wines and craft beers, all of which are from surrounding areas like Clarksburg, Amador, and Lodi. Halfway through the cruise you'll be served a stunning plate of cheese and charcuterie, also produced from local farms and farmers markets.
The wine and cheese cruise makes for the perfect date night with a loved one. Alternatively, it can be an awesome group function for friends and family. All groups of four or more get a private tour which makes it an amazingly intimate experience filled with plenty of grins and laughter.
Tickets are $59 per person and include the two-hour cruise, a selection of three wine tastings or four beer tastings, and a full cheese and charcuterie plate. Sacramento River Cruise offers three tours a day, with one occurring at sunset. Read more about it at their website here.
