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Discover the best of Priorat with this private, full-day wine tour from Barcelona, featuring expert guides, exclusive tastings, and scenic views.
Traveling outside Barcelona to explore Spain’s renowned wine regions can be a real treat, especially when you’re guided by experts who know the ins and outs of the area. This full-day private wine tour to Priorat promises an intimate glimpse into one of Spain’s most prestigious wine-producing regions, with visits to two distinguished cellars, tastings of high-quality wines, and a delicious local lunch.
What makes this experience stand out is the emphasis on quality and authentic encounters—your own personal guide, visits to small, family-run wineries, and the chance to learn about the region’s unique winemaking techniques. However, as with any full-day trip, it’s worth considering that the price may seem steep to some, though many reviews suggest it’s well worth the investment for the richness of the experience.
This tour is particularly suited for wine lovers, curious travelers eager to understand what makes Priorat’s wines so special, and those who enjoy scenic drives with a touch of luxury. If you’re seeking an educational, relaxed, and indulgent day outside the bustling city, this is likely to tick all your boxes.

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The tour begins early, typically around 7:00 AM, with pickup from your designated Madrid or Barcelona location, either at your hotel or a specified meeting point. The private air-conditioned vehicle ensures a comfortable ride through scenic landscapes, giving you a sneak peek of the rolling, vineyard-draped hills of Priorat. The roughly 1-2 hour drive sets the tone for a day dedicated to wine, nature, and culture.
Your first stop is at Castlexperience, a renowned operator in the region. This is where the journey truly feels like a wine expedition. One aspect guests particularly appreciate is the feeling of stepping into a different world—away from the city’s hustle, into a tranquil setting where wine is crafted with dedication and passion. Visitors describe it as “a setting isolated from time,” which adds to the magic.
Once in Priorat, the landscape is striking. The hilly Mediterranean slopes, winding roads—some only recently paved—tiny villages surrounded by vineyards, and old cellars create a picture-perfect scene. The region’s harsh, dry weather and old vines contribute to the intensity and character of its wines, making them highly sought-after worldwide.
The transformation of Priorat from a struggling rural area to a globally recognized wine region is impressive. According to reviews, the local winemakers‘ dedication—many of whom operate tiny productions with almost religious fervor—shaped the region’s reputation. The region’s secret? A combination of very old vines, small batch production, and meticulous winemaking that emphasizes quality over quantity.
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The core of the tour involves guided visits to two local wine cellars. Expect to learn about the region’s unique winemaking techniques and history from passionate guides and winemakers. Visitors have praised guides like Toni and Paul for their extensive knowledge and engaging storytelling. One guest mentioned, “Discussing wine production with the vintner while in the vineyard was a highlight,” showcasing the personalized, behind-the-scenes access you’ll get.
The tastings are a major highlight. You’ll sample up to 8 different high-quality wines, with many reviews emphasizing the delicious varieties and the chance to appreciate different styles. The wines are described as some of the most prestigious in Spain, offering a premium tasting experience suited for enthusiasts and novices alike.
A multi-course lunch at a local restaurant complements the morning’s wine adventures. Guests talk about how the meal isn’t just about food but an integral part of the experience—an opportunity to savor regional dishes, possibly paired with local wines, in an authentic setting. It’s a chance to unwind, reflect on the morning, and enjoy the flavors of Priorat.
After a relaxed afternoon, the return trip offers a chance to discuss your favorite wines and sights with your guide. The entire day wraps up around 5:00 PM to 6:00 PM, depending on your pace and traffic.

The private, air-conditioned vehicle is ideal for comfort during the approximately 10-hour day. The exclusivity of a private tour means you won’t be sharing the experience with strangers, which many reviewers find valuable for a personalized, flexible experience.
As a private tour, this experience is tailored to your group, whether it’s just a couple, friends, or family. This means your guide can adapt the itinerary slightly to suit your interests, whether you want more time at a particular cellar or focus on certain wine types.
At around $739 per person, this tour might seem costly, but it includes everything—transport, tastings, guided visits, and lunch. Many reviewers feel the price is justified by the depth of access and quality of the experiences. It’s a high-end option that promises a curated, stress-free day with expert insights.
The tour operates daily, with pickup times between 7:00 AM and 8:30 AM. Confirmation is instant upon booking, and free cancellation is available up to 24 hours beforehand, adding flexibility to your plans.

Travelers have emphasized how knowledgeable the guides are. One guest noted, “Tour guide Toni was excellent. This was my 2nd tour with the company. Pricey but well worth it.” Others appreciated the personal touch—discussions about wine production with vintners and learning about the region’s evolution.
The scenery is another highlight, with guests mentioning the “stunning views” and the charm of small villages. The tiny, family-run wineries give a sense of intimacy and authenticity that larger, commercial operations often lack.

This experience is perfect for wine aficionados wanting a deep dive into one of Spain’s top regions, as well as curious travelers eager to learn about winemaking in an intimate setting. It’s suited for those comfortable with a full day of sightseeing and tasting, and who value guided, personalized experiences over group tours. If you love scenic drives, small vineyards, and high-quality wines, this tour will check all your boxes.

This private Priorat wine tour stands out for its expert guidance, exclusive visits, and stunning scenery. While the price is on the higher side, many reviews confirm that the value is reflected in the personalized experience, high-quality tastings, and the opportunity to learn directly from passionate winemakers.
It’s best suited for travelers who appreciate the finer things—good wine, scenic landscapes, and engaging stories from locals. If you seek an educational yet leisurely day outside Barcelona, this tour delivers on all fronts, offering an authentic taste of what makes Priorat a legendary wine region.
Is this tour private? Yes, it is designed for your group only, providing a personalized experience.
What is included in the price? The tour includes private transportation, air-conditioned vehicle, tastings of up to 8 wines, lunch, and guided visits at two wineries.
How long is the tour? The whole experience lasts approximately 10 hours, starting early in the morning and returning in the late afternoon.
Are vegetarian options available for lunch? While not specified, most local restaurant meals can accommodate dietary preferences if requested in advance.
Can I cancel the tour? Yes, free cancellation is available up to 24 hours before the scheduled start.
Is pickup provided? Yes, pickup from your hotel or designated location in Barcelona is included.
What kind of wines will I taste? Expect a selection of high-quality, prestigious wines from the Priorat region, with up to 8 different varieties available for tasting.
Is the tour suitable for children or non-drinkers? The focus is on wine tasting, so it’s best suited for adults. Non-drinkers can still enjoy the scenery and guided tours.
How steep or difficult are the winery visits? The descriptions don’t specify physical difficulty; most visits are likely to involve walking and standing, but should be manageable for most guests.
What should I wear? Casual, comfortable clothes suitable for walking and outdoor visits, plus a hat and sunscreen for the vineyard walk.
This detailed, well-rounded experience offers a perfect blend of education, indulgence, and scenic beauty—ideal for those eager to explore Spain’s wine heritage in a relaxed, intimate setting.