Yes, there is an actual Bohemian Highway. This pastoral stretch of winding, two-lane road meanders across ten miles of western Sonoma County and is one of the most scenic drives you can make in Northern California. But to us, it’s also a state of mind, one we love to share. Bohemian Highway Travel Company crafts journeys that open doors to the magical way of life here.
Like our namesake roadway, our Wine Country itineraries will change your perspective on “Left Coast” travel. Our excursions focus on off-beat places and the people behind them. They dig deep into local history. They celebrate the land and local ecosystems. And we design each of our experiences around the preferences of our guests.
Because this is the Wine Country, our offerings naturally incorporate local wines as well as beers, ciders, and food. They also reflect our personal commitment to protecting the environment and donating to local organizations that share our views on the value of sustainability.
Bohemian Highway Travel Co.
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