Taste the best wines surrounded by the best landscapes
12 Days / 11 Nights
Buenos Aires - Salta & Jujuy - Mendoza
USD 1179
This trip will allow you to get in touch with the wine region of Argentina. A visit to the city of Buenos Aires is included, as a starting point of the program. Then we will continue towards the northwest of Argentina, whose main city is Salta, colonial and folkloric and arriving towards Cafayate, where the Torrontés Wine of Argentina is produced. We continue to Mendoza, an oasis of vineyards highlighting a large number of vineyards and wineries, combining them with Cerro Aconcagua, the highest peak in America.
Arrival at Buenos Aires airport and transfer to your accommodation.
This excursion transmits the emotion of a multiple Buenos Aires. We will get to know the symbol of our city: the Obelisk. We will go through squares like Mayo, San Martín and Alvear. Avenues: Corrientes, De Mayo, 9 de Julio, among others. Neighborhoods with history like La Boca and San Telmo, sumptuous like Palermo and Recoleta, modern like Puerto Madero. The parks Lezama and Tres de Febrero, and commercial and financial areas and the Football Stadium.
We suggest the following optional tours:
Transfer to the domestic airport. Flight to Salta. Arrival and transfer to the hotel.
This tour will take us from Salta through the province of Jujuy, allowing us to explore and visit its charming landscapes and villages while traveling through nearly 10,000 years of history.
From south to north, the Quebrada de Humahuaca begins in Volcán, where the mountains abruptly abandon their greenery and give way to ochre and brown mountain ranges. Following the course of the Río Grande, we arrive at the town of Tumbaya, home to its beautiful church built in 1796. Taking a detour along National Route No. 52, we enter Purmamarca, a town of legends and singers, which has a church dedicated to Saint Rose of Lima dating back to 1648.
The town of Purmamarca was built at the foot of the internationally renowned “Hill of Seven Colors.” The journey continues through Tilcara. Further north, after passing through Huacalera and the Tropic of Capricorn, we reach Uquía, whose church holds one of the most important collections of the famous “Arquebusier Angels,” emblematic examples of Cusco painting.
The city of Humahuaca, the very heart of the Quebrada, awaits visitors with an abundance of natural, historical, and cultural attractions.
The tour ends in Salta.
Continuing on, we reach Alemania, the gateway to the Valles Calchaquíes, where colors multiply in countless shades along the route of this stunning ravine.
Alongside the road, which follows the Las Conchas River, wind erosion has sculpted a series of astonishing natural formations, including La Garganta del Diablo (The Devil’s Throat), El Anfiteatro (The Amphitheater)—a gigantic fissure in the mountain that forms a spectacular rock stage—Los Castillos (The Castles), and other remarkable shapes that depend on one’s imagination and the shifting sunlight that illuminates the mountains of this magical ravine.
Continuing on, we arrive at the junction of the Santa María and Calchaquí Valleys with the Quebrada de Las Conchas, offering views of the Tres Cruces and Morales hills. Within this stunning mountain landscape, at the foot of Cerro San Isidro, flanked by rivers and surrounded by vineyards that give birth to its famous wines—including the renowned Torrontés—stands Cafayate.
In the afternoon, return to the city of Salta.
Day at leisure. You can choose some optional excursions to discover the city or walk during all day to mix with locals.
We suggest the following optional excursions:
Transfer to the airport. Flight to Mendoza. Arrival and transfer to the hotel.
The tour offers a wide variety of colors and landscapes. Early in the morning, as we follow the Mendoza River, we will enjoy majestic views of the Cordón del Plata mountain range and the Potrerillos Dam.
Our next stop will be Uspallata, a pre-Hispanic settlement of the Huarpe indigenous people and the southernmost point of the Inca Empire, where the Inca Trail from Peru once reached.
Next, we will visit the villages of Picheuta, Polvaredas, Punta de Vacas, and the Los Penitentes ski resort.
Further along our route, we will come across the Puente del Inca, a natural architectural wonder with thermal water springs.
Continuing our journey, at 2,750 meters above sea level, we will reach the viewpoint of Cerro Aconcagua, the Colossus of the Americas, standing at 6,959 meters. From here, visitors can access Laguna Horcones and the Aconcagua Provincial Park.
Following the international route, we will arrive at our final destination, Las Cuevas, a European-style village located at 3,200 meters above sea level.
Between Las Cuevas and the international tunnel, there is a road that leads up to the Christ the Redeemer Monument, standing at 4,200 meters above sea level, a symbol of unity between Argentina and Chile.
Transfer to the airport. Flight to Buenos Aires. Arrival and transfer to the hotel.
Day at leisure. You can choose some optional excursions to discover the city or walk during all day to mix with locals.
We suggest the following optional excursions:
Transfer to the airport to board your return flight.
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