Charter Bus Rentals for Brewery & Winery Tours in Peabody

When you book with Peabody Charter Bus, you get a company that puts your needs first—every time. We’ve handled wine tours through the North Shore Wine Trail, brewery crawls into downtown Boston, and private parties of every size heading everywhere from Salem to Cape Ann. Our fleet includes vehicles from 18-passenger minibuses to 56-passenger full-size coaches, so it’s easy to find exactly the right fit for your group. Need something with leather seats and Bluetooth audio? We have it. Bringing a bachelor party into the city on a Saturday night? We’ve done it before. From helping you plan the perfect route to making sure you get exactly the vehicle you need at a price you can afford, nobody works harder to make your trip run smoothly from start to finish. That’s why people come back to us year after year—and why we’re the first call you should make for your next wine tour or pub crawl.

If you’ve ever tried to squeeze a dozen people into a couple of Ubers or pile into the back of a stretched SUV, you know that comfort isn’t always a priority on wine tours and pub crawls. That’s not the case when you book a charter bus. Our vehicles are designed for long hours on the road, with forward-facing seats, high ceilings, and plenty of legroom for even the tallest members of your group. Many models come equipped with reclining seats, individual reading lights, and powerful air conditioning to keep everyone cool on hot summer days. There’s ample storage space for backpacks, picnic baskets, and cases of wine or beer purchased along the way, so you won’t have to ride with bottles rattling around at your feet. Up front, a PA system allows the driver to make announcements or share information about upcoming stops, while optional video monitors can be used to show movies, play music videos, or display custom slideshows during longer trips.

Wine tours and pub crawls aren’t just for tourists—they’re also a great way to celebrate special occasions with friends, family, or coworkers. If you have an upcoming bachelor or bachelorette party, consider spending the day visiting tasting rooms instead of hitting the usual bars and nightclubs. It’s a classy alternative that still offers plenty of opportunities to raise a glass and toast the guest of honor. Birthday groups will appreciate having a private vehicle where they can decorate seats, play games, and relive old memories between stops. For businesses, hosting a corporate outing at a local brewery or vineyard is a refreshing change from the typical luncheon or team-building exercise. Employees can bond over shared flights, participate in guided tours, and learn about the production process—all while traveling together in a comfortable setting that encourages conversation and camaraderie.