Gainesville Winery Tour Bus Rental

When you book with Gainesville Minibus Company, you’re getting more than just a ride—you’re getting a team that cares about making your event amazing. We’ve been helping people get around Gainesville and Alachua County since 2011, so we know the area inside and out. Our staff will work with you to plan the best routes, suggest great places to visit, and answer any questions you have along the way. And if anything comes up during your trip, we offer 24/7 customer support to help fix it fast.

We’ve worked with all kinds of groups before: bachelor/bachelorette parties hitting multiple bars in Midtown or Downtown; corporate teams doing leadership retreats at local wineries; alumni associations organizing weekend excursions; and more. No matter what kind of tour you’re putting together, we’ve done it before—and we’re ready to do it again for you.

We know every group is different, which is why we offer so many types of vehicles in our fleet. Smaller groups (10-35 people) often rent minibuses because they’re easy to park and great for short hops between venues like Cypress & Grove Brewing Co., Daft Cow Brewery, and The Bull downtown. Mid-sized groups (35-55 people) might prefer a standard charter bus with enough room for everyone plus extra storage underneath—ideal if you’re bringing picnic supplies to Bluefield Estate Winery or Island Grove Wine Company’s Tasting House.

Large groups (over 55 people) can either book one of our biggest buses or use multiple smaller ones running on a loop. This works well for major events like Gator football game days when fans want to hit several bars before kickoff at Ben Hill Griffin Stadium—or after the final whistle! Whatever your headcount, we’ll make sure there are enough seats for all.

One reason so many people choose us is because we build every package around what YOU want—not some preset template. Tell us exactly where you want to go (even if it’s outside Alachua County), how long you want to stay at each place, and whether there are any special requests like playing music over the speakers or making unscheduled pit stops along rural backroads lined with Spanish moss-draped oaks near Paynes Prairie Preserve State Park or Micanopy’s historic district.

We’ve done tours that started with brunch mimosas at a vineyard followed by afternoon pints at multiple breweries then finished up with live music back at a downtown pub such as Loosey’s or The Wooly. Whatever agenda you have in mind, we’ll make it happen smoothly from first pickup to final drop-off.