Argentina · WINE TOURS
Malbec at 1,000 metres, Torrontés at 1,700 in Cafayate, and lunch that runs to four hours. These 15 tastings are priced by how many bodegas they cover, with transport notes for the ones that end well after the last pour.
Spend five hours exploring Mendoza’s Luján de Cuyo or Maipú wine regions with guides in English, Spanish, or Portuguese. Visit two changing wineries, taste several wines, and tour an olive oil factory in the regular option. Guides such as Marta, Mica, Claudia, and Fabricio add useful local context.
“We had a really good time on the wine and olive oil trip”
Spend 13 hours traveling from Salta through the Lerma Valley and Quebrada de las Conchas to Cafayate. Expect bilingual guides such as Monica, Julio, or Eduardo, many photo stops, a short winery visit, and a scenic return route.
“We had a lovely day. Our tour guide Eduardo was a real character. I cannot thank Get your Guide enough for arranging our drop off at the airport after the trip. The trip is so much fun with wine tasting and so much to see. Great value for money.”
Travel from Salta through the red-rock Quebrada de las Conchas to Cafayate on a 12-hour bilingual tour. Expect photo stops at the Devil’s Throat, Amphitheater, Yesera, and more, plus a winery visit and free time in town. Guides such as Carolina, Angie, Martin, and Santiago have led this route.
“Excellent tour guide. Transportation was flawless. Plenty of stops for photos and a nice bit of time in Cafayate. The scenery along the way was breathtaking. I would highly recommend this tour!”
Travel from Salta to Cafayate along Route 68, stopping at the Devil’s Throat, Amphitheater, Los Castillos, and other red-rock formations. Enjoy free time in Cafayate, artisan shopping, and a Torrontés tasting. Guides such as Angie and Jazmin are praised for warm bilingual commentary.
“Great tour seeing countryside of Argentina. the guide was knowledgeable and spake both English and Spanish. We were the only 2 English speakers on the bus and we never felt left out. The day is long so be prepared for a 13 hour day.”
Spend about five hours tracing Serra Gaúcha’s Italian roots through Epopeia Italiana’s audio-visual show, Garibaldi Winery, Devorata truffles, and the Maria Fumaça wine train. A guide handles transport and admissions for a small group of up to 10 people.
“They really made an effort for me because I dont speak Portugese. And everything was arranged really well.”
Travel from Salta through Lerma Valley villages and the red-rock Quebrada de las Conchas to Cafayate. You’ll stop at formations such as Devil’s Throat and the Amphitheater, taste regional wines including Torrontés, and have two hours of free time. Guides such as Angie and Jasmine are known for lively bilingual commentary.
“The trip was amazing! Angie, our guide, was so passionate, funny, kind and with a great knowledge about Salta, Cafayate and Las Quebradas. Mauricio, was such an experienced driver who took care of our safety. The scenery was unreal. Highly recommend.”
Spend seven hours leaving Buenos Aires for Bodega Gamboa near Campana. A guide such as Diego or Miriam leads the day, with vineyard walks, tastings of Malbec, Pinot Noir, Cabernet Franc, and other wines, plus a generous lunch. Hotel pickup is available, though arriving by Uber can cost less for couples.
“Leandro was an amazing guide! The food was the amazing, the vine yard is still very small so don’t expect too much from the vine tour (if you’re very well known with vines already) but overall we had a great experience worth all the money!”
Spend eight hours touring Luján de Cuyo, Maipú, or Valle de Uco with an English, Spanish, or Portuguese-speaking guide. Visit two wineries, taste local wines, learn about terroir and production, then enjoy a paired three-course lunch or a picnic at Bodega Salentein.
“Todo estaba excelente. Luis estaba muy amable y ha explicado mucho durante el viaje. En loa dos Bodegas la gente estaba siempre muy linda y el almuerzo estaba muy riquissimo. la chica Augustina en la primera bodega JB nos ha explicado mucho sobre la producción y entre de la degustación. Estaba fantástico.”
Spend a half or full day visiting Mendoza wineries without driving. Bus Vitivinícola runs set routes through Maipú, Luján de Cuyo, El Sol, El Río, and Uco Valley. Guides such as Hugo and Gabriela help coordinate the day, while winery tours and tastings are paid separately.
“Excellent tour. Be prepared to pay opte inside tour of each winery, it is NOT included in the fare you paid, it is part of the EXCLUSIONS... I wasn't expecting this when I bought the plan. Also, when you arrive to the place, the don't know and care about Viator Boucher, you arrive to a tourist center and they said you have to wait for the next bus”
Travel from Salta through the Lerma Valley and Quebrada de las Conchas, stopping at striking rock formations including Garganta del Diablo and El Anfiteatro. In Cafayate, enjoy free time and a winery visit with tasting. Expect a long day, bilingual guiding when available, and a small-group minivan.
“The price Is very good but the tour can be dome better. Instrad of shopping almost 2 hours in Cafayate (too mucho) there are many great points on the road where we could have stopped for a break. Plus the microphone wasn't working very well and some times It was hard to understand the guide.”
Join local host Fede in Mendoza for a four-hour home-cooked asado. Help prepare empanadas, build the fire, taste morcilla, chorizo, pork matambre, and beef, then sample local wine and finish with Fernet and Coca-Cola on a rooftop terrace.
“We had an amazing night! Fede is a gracious host, and took care of all the details while also teaching us about asado, asado culture, and Argentinian culture. We even learned how to build the asado fire and and how to make empanadas. It was a beautiful night with great company. We definitely recommend this!”
Spend five to seven hours visiting Catena Zapata and Casa El Enemigo in Mendoza. You’ll sample acclaimed Argentine wines, try a Malbec blending activity or sensory tasting, and enjoy a three-course lunch with Los 3 Enemigos wines. Private, air-conditioned transport is included, with guides such as Flavia, Paula, and Raquel reported on past departures.
“Passeio fantástico!!!!Vale cada minuto!!!Super recomendo!!! Obrigada especial para nossa guia maravilhosa, Flavia Orsini ❤, e nosso querido motorista Diego Pravata❤.Pessoas simpáticas, queridas, prestativas!!Foi demais!!!!!”
Spend 11 to 12 hours traveling from Salta through the Lerma Valley and Quebrada de las Conchas to Cafayate. Expect more than 10 photo stops, a winery visit with tasting, two hours for lunch and town exploring, and a maximum group size of 23. English support may vary.
“Todos van a ser levados en mi retina y tan bien llevado por la guia excelente!!!!la experiencia los paisajes tan pintoresco y tan bien explicados por Maria super recomendable”
Spend 7 to 8 hours in Maipú with a professional guide, visits to wineries such as Sin Fin and Atilio Avena, generous wine pairings, lunch among the vines, and an olive oil tasting. Groups are capped at 12, with hotel pickup and return included.
“When we actually started and then completed the tour it was ok. However the tour operator had a driver issue on the day of the tour and because of their internal processes did not immediately know they had a driver problem. Therefore we only found out they had a problem after we made contact with the tour operator via the Víator app. So eventually the 8 hour tour started 2.5 hours late without an English speaking driver/guide which also didn’t help us enjoy the day. The tour was eventually completed in 6 hours so a little rushed and not as relaxing or as good as it could have been. So…”
Meet your English-, Spanish-, or Portuguese-speaking host in Palermo Soho for a 90-minute tasting of Torrontés, Pinot Noir, and Malbec. You’ll compare Mendoza, Salta, and Patagonia, learn how Argentine wine is made, and pair the pours with cheese, salami, and a local appetizer.
“The wine tasting experience with Lourdes was exceptional. She and Gige( sorry for the spelling) adjusted their schedules to accommodate me. Lourdes thoroughly explained the qualities; appearance, aroma, and taste of each of the three wines and how to pair them with different foods. This was great experience! I will recommend.”
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