Charter Bus Rentals for Brewery & Winery Tours in Pueblo

When you book with Coach Bus Pueblo, you're getting the best buses, the best pricing, and the best customer support in the industry—guaranteed. We set the standard for quality and reliability because we operate vehicles that seat 18, 20, 25, and 56 passengers—perfect for any size group—and we run this company with real experience and real accountability. You’ll get a modern vehicle with forward-facing seats, rear storage, Bluetooth audio, USB charging ports, and optional upgrades like leatherette upholstery and LED lighting. And if you need something bigger, our 56-passenger motorcoaches offer reclining seats, overhead parcel racks, underfloor luggage bays, video monitors, PA systems, Wi-Fi, 110V outlets, and even lavatories.

We’ve handled wine tours and pub crawls everywhere from Sonoma to the Finger Lakes to Hill Country to Napa Valley to Temecula to Walla Walla to Willamette Valley to Loudoun County to Fredericksburg to Charlottesville to Traverse City to Paso Robles to Santa Barbara to Mendocino to Monterey to Santa Cruz to Livermore to Lodi to Amador County to El Dorado County to Gold Country to Sierra Foothills to San Luis Obispo to San Benito County to SLO Coast to Edna Valley to Arroyo Grande Valley to Sta. Rita Hills to Santa Ynez Valley to Ballard Canyon to Happy Canyon to Foxen Canyon to Los Olivos District to Dundee Hills to Ribbon Ridge to Eola-Amity Hills to Chehalem Mountains to Yamhill-Carlton to McMinnville to Laurelwood District to North Fork of Long Island to Southold to Cutchogue to Mattituck to Peconic to Finger Lakes to Seneca Lake to Keuka Lake to Cayuga Lake to Hector to Watkins Glen to Geneva to Hammondsport to Penn Yan to Napa to St. Helena to Calistoga to Yountville to Oakville to Rutherford to American Canyon to Napa Valley to Alexander Valley to Dry Creek Valley to Russian River Valley to Healdsburg to Geyserville to Cloverdale to Windsor to Santa Rosa to Sebastopol to Forestville to Graton to Occidental to Sonoma Valley to Carneros to Glen Ellen to Kenwood to Boyes Hot Springs to El Verano to Vineburg to Temecula to De Luz to Rainbow to Fallbrook to Willamette Valley to Newberg to McMinnville to Lafayette to Carlton to Yamhill to Gaston to Sherwood to North Plains to Banks to Hillsboro to Walla Walla to Lowden to Touchet to Milton-Freewater to Waitsburg to Dayton to Hill Country to Fredericksburg to Stonewall to Hye to Johnson City to Blanco to Luckenbach to Albert to Grapetown to Willow City Loop to 290 Wine Trail to Loudoun County to Leesburg to Purcellville to Middleburg to Hamilton to Round Hill to Hillsboro to Paeonian Springs to Waterford to Lincoln to Philomont to Aldie to Charlottesville to Monticello Wine Trail to Keswick to Gordonsville to Barboursville to Earlysville to Crozet to North Garden to Scottsville to Traverse City to Old Mission Peninsula to Leelanau Peninsula to Suttons Bay to Leland to Glen Arbor to Empire to Paso Robles to Santa Barbara to Mendocino to Monterey to Santa Cruz to Livermore to Lodi to Amador County to El Dorado County to Gold Country to Sierra Foothills to San Luis Obispo to San Benito County to SLO Coast to Edna Valley to Arroyo Grande Valley to Sta. Rita Hills to Santa Ynez Valley to Ballard Canyon to Happy Canyon to Foxen Canyon to Los Olivos District to Dundee Hills to Ribbon Ridge to Eola-Amity Hills to Chehalem Mountains to Yamhill-Carlton to McMinnville to Laurelwood District to North Fork of Long Island to Southold to Cutchogue to Mattituck to Peconic to Finger Lakes to Seneca Lake to Keuka Lake to Cayuga Lake to Hector to Watkins Glen to Geneva to Hammondsport to Penn Yan to Napa to St. Helena to Calistoga to Yountville to Oakville to Rutherford to American Canyon to Napa Valley to Alexander Valley to Dry Creek Valley to Russian River Valley to Healdsburg to Geyserville to Cloverdale to Windsor to Santa Rosa to Sebastopol to Forestville to Graton to Occidental to Sonoma Valley to Carneros to Glen Ellen to Kenwood to Boyes Hot Springs to El Verano to Vineburg to Temecula to De Luz to Rainbow to Fallbrook to Willamette Valley to Newberg to McMinnville to Lafayette to Carlton to Yamhill to Gaston to Sherwood to North Plains to Banks to Hillsboro to Walla Walla to Lowden to Touchet to Milton-Freewater to Waitsburg to Dayton to Hill Country to Fredericksburg to Stonewall to Hye to Johnson City to Blanco to Luckenbach to Albert to Grapetown to Willow City Loop to 290 Wine Trail to Loudoun County to Leesburg to Purcellville to Middleburg to Hamilton to Round Hill to Hillsboro to Paeonian Springs to Waterford to Lincoln to Philomont to Aldie to Charlottesville to Monticello Wine Trail to Keswick to Gordonsville to Barboursville to Earlysville to Crozet to North Garden to Scottsville to Traverse City to Old Mission Peninsula to Leelanau Peninsula to Suttons Bay to Leland to Glen Arbor to Empire and everywhere in between. No matter where your wine tour or pub crawl takes you, we have the vehicles, the expertise, and the commitment to get the job done right.

When you book a wine tour bus rental or brewery shuttle service from Coach Bus Pueblo, you get a vehicle that’s built for comfort, convenience, and good times on the road. Traveling with a small group? Our 18-, 20-, and 25-passenger minibuses are perfect for navigating narrow country roads and tight parking lots while keeping everyone together in a single vehicle. Larger parties will appreciate the spacious seating and generous storage space available on our 56-passenger coach buses, which feature reclining seats, individual reading lights, and optional onboard restrooms to reduce the number of pit stops along the way. Many of our vehicles also include modern amenities like Wi-Fi, power outlets, video screens, and Bluetooth sound systems so you can stay connected and entertained between tastings. Bring your own playlist, stream a movie, or kick back with a glass of your latest purchase—it’s all up to you.

Wine tours and pub crawls aren’t just for casual outings—they also make fantastic bachelor/bachelorette parties, birthday celebrations, and corporate team-building events. Impress your friends or colleagues by renting a private shuttle that keeps everyone together and on schedule throughout the day. You’ll be able to socialize between stops without worrying about designated drivers or coordinating multiple vehicles. Plus, having a charter bus means there’s plenty of room to store cases of wine, growlers of craft beer, or picnic supplies for a mid-day lunch break. Upgrade your experience with optional amenities like leather seats, mood lighting, or a PA system for making announcements and toasts.