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[quote=Anonymous]Agree with lots of these tips! DH and I much prefer time in Carmel/Monterrey vs San Francisco, but if you've never been, you might enjoy a day there.

Napa and Sonoma valleys are divine. Definitely indulge in a spa day - Solage is fabulous. Check out napadrivertours.com for a car service - these folks are wine educators who drive your rental car and will help tailor an experience for you, and help you learn more about wine along the way to the extent that you're interested in. We've used Ryan 3 times and couldn't recommend him more! He helped us find Amizetta, which has become one of our favorite vineyards, and there's no way we would have learned about it without him. I'm sure there are many, many more that fit different tastes, but point being that while the well-known shops are great (Stag's Leap is beautiful with a great tour; Schramsburg is very cool to see how champagne-style bubbly is made), the smaller places are as well. You'll likely find a more laid-back vibe like these in Sonoma, but they exist in Napa as well.

Great foodie options in Yountville. Several cute little towns. No kids and time away with your hubby ... you're going to have a great time![/quote]

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