Devil’s Throat (Garganta del Diablo) Tours and Tickets

There are plenty of ways to experience the Devil's Throat. Looking at ratings and reviews previously given by customers, these are the best tours available right now:

• Full-Day Tour Cafayate Calchaqui Valleys with Wine

• Tour to Cafayate from Salta

• 4 days 4 destinations in North Argentina

• Full-day Cafayate, Lerma Valley, and Wine Tasting from Salta

• 3 Days 3 Full Excursions Pack

You can visit the Devil’s Throat for free, but if you’d like to learn more about this natural feature from an expert guide, there are affordable tours available. Full day tours that include wine tastings start around US$30, while other tours venturing into the Calchaqui Valley can cost around US$100.

The Devil’s Throat is a natural attraction and isn’t designed for people with limited mobility. Some visitors with mobility issues will find the trail challenging, and wheelchairs will have difficulty getting from the road to the site. Visitors with slight mobility issues improved by walking/hiking sticks may be able to explore the Devil’s Throat sufficiently.

The main road adjacent to the Devil’s Throat, RN 68, has multiple natural attractions north and south of the site. North of the site are the Mirador del Valle and the Morales Bridge. South of the Devil’s Throat are El Anfiteatro, Mirador Tres Cruces, and El Sapo.

The Devil’s Throat is easily accessible from Salta city center by car. Head south on RN 68 and drive for approximately 95 miles (153 kilometers). You’ll pass through small towns like La Vina and Talapampa, where you can find some amenities like small eateries, overnight accommodations, and small museums.

Most people who’ve visited the Devil’s Throat don’t spend long at the site. It’s accessible from the road (RN 68) and only takes a few minutes to walk to. Unless you are hiking through the Cafayate area or have a specific reason to visit, expect to spend less than 30 minutes exploring.