Mendoza and The Andes: Scenic Tours, Wine Experiences, and Aconcagua Peak

Welcome to Mendoza, nestled in the west of Argentina at the foothills of the majestic Andes. Known worldwide as the country’s wine capital, this vibrant city is an oasis in the desert, where sunshine, Malbec vineyards, and Andean culture blend harmoniously. Upon arrival at Gobernador Francisco Gabrielli International Airport (El Plumerillo), you will be greeted and transferred to your hotel.

In the afternoon, spend the day exploring the famous Mendoza Wine Route, a scenic journey through the heart of Argentina’s wine country. In the afternoon, visit two boutique wineries in the Maipú region, where expert staff will guide you through the wine production process and offer tastings that showcase the character and diversity of their wines. The experience also includes a visit to a small olive oil factory, where you will learn about the production of one of Mendoza’s most important local industries. This day is a true celebration of Mendoza, combining stunning vineyard landscapes, rich flavors, aromatic delights, and authentic local craftsmanship.

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In the morning, enjoy a guided city tour through Mendoza’s most iconic landmarks. Stroll the historic Foundational Area, wander lively plazas in the New City, and admire the historic Flag of the Army of the Andes at the Civic Center. Breathe in the fresh air of General San Martín Park, an oasis of fountains and tree-lined avenues, before reaching Cerro de la Gloria, where sweeping views of the city and the Andes unfold in all their majesty.

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Today, journey through the majestic Andes along the scenic Panamericana route, considered one of the most popular excursions in the region. Enjoy the mountains in their full splendor as you pass through charming locations such as Potrerillos and Uspallata, both vital to the province and rich in natural beauty.

Continue to the legendary Puente del Inca, a striking natural rock formation shaped like a bridge and surrounded by thermal springs. From a nearby viewpoint, marvel at Aconcagua, the highest peak in the Americas at 6,962 meters, rising in all its grandeur.

Following the Pan-American route towards Chile, visit the Horcones customs complex and finally arrive at Las Cuevas, a quaint mountain village built in European style. Here, enjoy a traditional Mendoza lunch at a local mountain restaurant (nor included), completing a day full of breathtaking landscapes, Andean history, and cultural charm

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Conclude your Mendoza experience with a private transfer from your hotel to El Plumerillo International Airport. Take with you the unforgettable landscapes, vibrant culture, and rich flavors of this unique region as you return to Buenos Aires.