20-Passenger Minibus Rental in Santa Rosa
Santa Rosa Minibus Company has several types of 20-passenger minibus rentals available across Santa Rosa, Sonoma County, and the North Bay. These include Grech Motors G-Series (G21), Turtle Top VT3 and VanTerra, Starcraft Allstar, Forest River Berkshire Coach, ElDorado Advantage, Champion Challenger, and Glaval Universal—all great for groups needing something bigger than a van but smaller than a full-size bus. Each has slightly different features—like luggage space, seat layout, or luxury options—so you can pick what fits your trip best. Call us anytime at 707-899-0560 to get an instant quote and see which 20-passenger minibus is available for your dates.
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How Much Does A 20 Passenger Minibus Rental in Santa Rosa Cost?
A 20-passenger minibus rental in Santa Rosa costs $157–$414 per hour, $1,300–$3,100 per day, or $4.00–$7.00 per mile depending on the exact model, trip length, and season. The most common builds—like the Grech G21, Turtle Top VanTerra, or Starcraft Allstar—are all priced about the same unless you need extra luggage space or premium finishes. For example, a round-trip wine tour from downtown Santa Rosa to three Sonoma Valley wineries (8 hours/60 miles) would run $1,600–$2,200 total. A weeklong corporate shuttle contract between Sonoma County Airport and offices near Coddingtown Mall might be $6,500–$9,000. Call 707-899-0560 anytime for an instant quote tailored to your exact itinerary—we’ll break down all the options so you get the right bus at the right price.
| Bus Type | Cost Per Hour | Cost Per Day | Cost Per Mile |
|---|---|---|---|
| 20 Passenger Minibus | Starts from $150* | Starts from $1,100* | Starts from $4.50* |
Amenities Available on our 20 Passenger Minibuses in Santa Rosa
Wi-Fi
Stay connected with fast, reliable WiFi on board—perfect for sharing vineyard photos on a Sonoma wine tour, catching up on email during a corporate shuttle to Luther Burbank Center, or streaming music while heading to a Sharks game in San Jose.
Onboard Restrooms
This minibus includes an onboard restroom, making it easy for your group to travel nonstop from Santa Rosa to San Francisco, Sacramento, or Lake Tahoe without frequent bathroom breaks—ideal for winery tours, school field trips, or sports team travel across Sonoma County and Northern California.
Onboard TVs
Enjoy multiple flat-screen TVs throughout the cabin, allowing passengers to watch movies, play video games, or display presentations—great for keeping students entertained on long rides, previewing wedding videos en route to Sebastiani Theatre, or sharing training materials with business teams heading to meetings.
Power Outlets
Every row has USB ports and standard power outlets so everyone can charge phones, laptops, or tablets—essential for staying productive on a tech company charter to San Francisco, keeping devices ready during all-day wine tasting excursions, or supporting photographers traveling between event venues.
Climate Control with Personal Air Vents
Advanced climate control keeps the cabin comfortable year-round, with personal air vents above each seat so riders can adjust airflow to their liking—important for summer trips to Spring Lake Park, winter journeys to Tahoe ski resorts, or mixed-age groups with varying comfort needs.
Leather Seating
High-back leather seats provide exceptional comfort and support, featuring reclining backs, adjustable headrests, and optional armrests—making long-distance travel pleasant whether you’re touring colleges like Sonoma State University, transporting executives to client meetings, or celebrating a bachelor party across multiple nightlife spots.
Overhead & Undercarriage Storage
Store backpacks, jackets, and personal items in spacious overhead compartments while larger luggage, coolers, or sports equipment fit easily in the generous undercarriage storage bay—ideal for airport transfers to STS, hauling band gear to music festivals, or carrying picnic supplies for group outings to regional parks.
