Top Salta Day Trips - page 3

We will travel to a magical town located in the Northwest of the Salta Calchaquí Valleys, surrounded by imposing mountains, snowy, plateaus and colonial architecture that will take us back to the past. We ascend the Quebrada de Escoipe and continue along the imposing Cuesta del Obispo and the Enchanted Valley, surrounded by mountains. After visiting La Piedra del Molino (3,400 meters above sea level) you will be passing through Los Cardones National Park. The small and magical town of Cachi, located at the foot of the snowy town of the same name (6,320 meters above sea level), is characterized by its colonial-style facades, with houses located on the edge of narrow, cobbled streets. La Cuesta del Obispo, La Piedra del Molino (3348 masl), Recta del Tin Tin (11 km road built by the Incas), Los Cardones National Park (only high altitude National Park in Argentina), Nevados de Cachi sighting (6,380 masl) and 2 hours free in the village of Cachí.

The Calchaquí Valley is known for its striking red-rock cliffs and high-altitude vineyards, and this full-day tour from Salta combines both natural wonders and wine tasting. Admire the colorful cliffs and gorges of the Quebrada de las Conchas, stop at the Devil's Throat rock formation, and visit the winemaking town of Cafayate. Cap it all off with a visit to a local winery to sample the region’s famous Torrontés wines.

This tour offers you the chance to see the Argentine Puna’s highlights in one trip: the Train Tracks to the Clouds, Salinas Grandes, and Purmamarca. Travel comfortably with exclusive service! You'll visit Salinas Grandes, passing through San Antonio de los Cobres in the heart of Puna Argentina. Enjoy the highland landscapes and wildlife. Experience traveling along the famous Train to the Clouds tracks. In San Antonio de los Cobres, you'll have a break for lunch (not included) and exploration. At Salinas Grandes, you'll stop at the impressive salt flat. Descend through Cuesta de Lipan to Purmamarca, where you can see the Hill of the Seven Colors at sunset.