Top Maipu Bus Tours

Immerse yourself in Mendoza, one of Argentina's best wine countries—and let someone else take care of the logistics—on this half-day winery tour. Following hotel pickup, you’ll be driven to Maipu, to tour three different wineries, learn about their production, and taste their wine, while discovering Argentine grape varietals. You'll also visit an olive oil farm to see its process, before returning to Mendoza city center.

Discover Mendoza beyond the wineries on a high-altitude tour through the city's dramatic surrounding Andean landscapes. See key landmarks such as Puente Picheuta and the UNESCO-listed Puente del Inca, and take in views toward Mount Aconcagua. Along the way, learn about Inca heritage and General San Martín's historic crossing of the Andes.

Without a doubt this circuit will reach the depths of your senses by walking the wine roads. This experience will allow you to know wineries with their own identity, the creation of your own wine through the Game of Blend, an olive oil factory and a lunch paired steps.

We'll show Mendoza´s wine country from a different perspective, from the inside, small places, boutique wineries, hand-crafted wines, and the people who's involved in it. Where family tradition meets the Malbecs, where we started over a hundred years ago, where the Italian, Spanish and French lineage planted there seeds. The biggest and most important wine region in South America, the way only Peter Wine Tours can show you.

We'll show Mendoza´s wine country from a different perspective, from the inside, small places, boutique wineries, hand-crafted wines, and the people who's involved in it. Where family tradition meets the Malbecs, where we started over a hundred years ago, where the Italian, Spanish and French lineage planted there seeds. The biggest and most important wine region in South America, the way only Peter Wine Tours can show you.

Private half-day wine tasting in some of Mendoza's most renowned wine regions. Includes private transportation, guide, and visit to 2 wineries with tour and tasting, according to the chosen category: Maipú, Luján de Cuyo, or Premium. Maipú: traditional region with wineries such as Trapiche, Trivento, Santa Julia, Agostino, and Antigal. Luján de Cuyo: the "Land of Malbec," with wineries such as Norton, Vistalba, Nieto Senetiner, Chandon, Benegas, Matervini, and Terrazas de los Andes. Premium: combines a distinguished Premium winery with a selected boutique winery. Among the references are Catena Zapata, Susana Balbo, Viña Cobos, and El Enemigo. The cellars are assigned according to availability. You can indicate preferences or request combinations between categories; they will always be considered as long as they are compatible with the contracted category and availability. If necessary, a warehouse may be replaced by another of equivalent characteristics.

Venture on the tour in the middle of the highest mountains of the continent. Let yourself be surprised by the unique landscapes offered by the majestic Andes and be part of the past, remembering the Sanmartinian crossing, road to freedom, which will connect you with the origins as a nation.

This walk offers you a first experience in the world of Mendoza wine, you will tour vineyards and olive groves with the Andes Mountains in the background. Maipu, wine heart of Mendoza, is waiting for you. You will visit two wineries: artisans such as Cavas de Don Arturo, Cecchin or Florio, and industrialists such as Lopez or Vistandes. You will walk through vineyards, where they will reveal the mysteries of the vine, from their driving to irrigation systems. You will experience two directed wine tastings learning its history, aromas and flavors. You will know an olive oil factory and its secrets. You will learn to taste this oil and its derivatives. A unique sensory experience, with unforgettable landscapes and flavors.

Trivento was founded in 1996 in Mendoza by Viña Concha y Toro, the large Chilean wine group. That year it began operations by purchasing a winery with a capacity of 2 million liters and a 154-hectare estate in Maipú. The name Trivento comes from the three characteristic winds that influence Mendoza: Polar, Zonda, and Sudestada. Hence, the brand's entire identity is linked to the wind. The tour includes a tasting of three wines by the glass, while visiting the vineyards, the premium winery, and the barrel room. Visitors are advised to wear comfortable clothing and shoes.