Villavicencio Natural Reserve (Reserva Natural Villavicencio) Tours and Tickets

Travel by 4x4 along the route of Villavicencio, where you enter the reserve, and admire the stunning Hotel Termas de Villavicencio and its enthralling gardens, continue the path of the 365 curves in the Mendoza precordillera where you will be amazed at the flora and fauna of the area until you reach the highest point of this tour, Cruz de Paramillos, where you can appreciate a stunning view of the colossus of America. The tour continues to the Paramillos Mines, former mining operations that preserve historical remains and allow you to know the heritage of the region. The experience combines landscapes of great natural and cultural value, with spectacular panoramas of the mountain range and deep contact with history and nature. An ideal proposal for those seeking adventure, history and coexistence with the beauty of the mountain environment.

Villavicencio is known for its outstanding natural beauty, and this tour is your shortcut to discovering it. By exploring the area with a guide, you won’t have to worry about getting lost, and can concentrate on the views. Learn about the local mineral spring water, the history of the reserve, and all the native flora and fauna. Touring the area on foot will take you to places inaccessible by vehicles. After working up an appetite, you’ll enjoy a 3-course lunch at a winery.

Ascend to the dizzying heights of the Andes Mountains on an exhilarating full-day tour of Villavicencio and the Road of 365 Curves from Mendoza. Climb aboard a powerful 4x4 vehicle and prepare to feast your senses on the spectacular sights of the Mendoza region; admire the breathtaking scenery of the Aconcagua, stopping regularly to capture photographs of rare wildlife, and opt to ascend to the summit of the 7 Colors Mountain for astounding panoramas. Discover the pure mineral springs of Villaviciencio and feast upon a traditional Argentinan lunch in Uspallata.

Let's tour together the Mendoza foothills in a personalized way, with a local guide who will explain the flora and fauna of the place, as well as the geological origin of the rock formations of the foothills, frontal and main mountain range. Discover a forgotten path, far from mass tourism, with a unique connection with nature. Let's breathe the pure air of the Andes, far from paved roads and trucks. Let's share together the adrenaline of steep ascents and descents, crowned with unique views. Let's visit sites of yesteryear, following the walks of Huarpes and Incas, let's live the San Martinean spirit of these routes in which even Charles Darwin, back in 1835, traveled, documented and enjoyed