easy
5–6 hours
Minimal physical exertion; suitable for all fitness levels as most movement is casual walking at wineries.
Discover the best of Georgia’s wine country on a private tour visiting three distinctive wineries near Atlanta. Enjoy tastings, beautiful scenery, and luxurious chauffeured transportation with May's Limousine Service.
Experience the charm and flavors of Georgia's wine country with a private Dahlonega Wine Tour featuring three exceptional wineries. Just a short drive from Atlanta, this tour offers a relaxing day of wine tasting, scenic vineyard views, and intimate insights into winemaking. Operated by May's Limousine Service, the private transportation elevates the experience, allowing you to unwind and savor every sip without worry. Each winery visited offers its own unique character, from crisp whites to rich reds, paired perfectly with the region’s picturesque rolling hills. Whether you're a wine enthusiast or a casual sipper, this tour is designed to provide a memorable and personalized adventure. Along the way, enjoy stops at boutique tasting rooms and hand-selected locations that highlight the best of Northern Georgia’s wine culture. The guided tastings coupled with expert storytelling create an engaging experience that goes beyond the glass. With comfortable, chauffeured rides and flexible scheduling, it’s easy to make a day of this exclusive tour, perfect for celebrations, couples, or small groups. Don’t miss the chance to discover Georgia’s vineyards at a leisurely pace and leave with a deeper appreciation of the state's emerging wine scene.
Wineries in Dahlonega can get busy on weekends, so reserving your spot ahead ensures availability and a seamless experience.
Wear comfortable footwear for walking vineyard grounds but keep your outfit stylish for tasting rooms.
Bring a water bottle to stay hydrated throughout the tour, especially during warmer months.
With May's Limousine Service, you can relax knowing transportation is covered—no need to worry about driving after tastings.
Dahlonega was home to the first major U.S. gold rush in 1828, influencing the area's development and culture.
Many local wineries practice sustainable viticulture to protect soil health and support the regional ecosystem.
For exploring vineyards and walking between tasting areas comfortably.
Fall weather can be cool, especially in the evenings, so layering is recommended.
fall specific
Protect your eyes from the bright sun during outdoor tastings and vineyard tours.
summer specific
Stay hydrated throughout the tour, especially during warmer months.