Top Salta Private Sightseeing Tours

Tour for the most surprising and traditional places in northwestern Argentina. Starting in the Lerma Valley, where the cities of Salta and Cafayate are located; continuing then through the puna; region as diverse as the only one in the whole planet, visiting then Quebrada de Humahuaca, place of meeting and union between different cultures and environments and ending our journey in the place of beginning; The city of Salta.

Discover Salta from the comfort of a private vehicle, accompanied by a local guide and driver who will stay with you throughout the journey. In 3 to 4 hours, we visit the city’s most iconic landmarks, blending history, architecture, stunning views, and everyday life.

They will experience an experience that combines landscapes, history and regional gastronomy in a unique way so that they can get to know the places from the perspective of a typical local. Additionally, the tour can be personalized to create a trip specifically adapted to what travelers want. A day to enjoy the mountains with their unique fauna and vegetation combined with history and cultures whose origins date back to times before the arrival of the Spanish. And to close we can enjoy a different lunch in the middle of nature.

Salta is the cultural hub of Argentina’s northwest, but getting your bearings can feel tricky as a first-time visitor. Skip the guesswork for a comprehensive tour that takes you directly to the city's highlights, and in the process, get your bearings. As you explore landmarks such as the Cathedral of Salta, San Francisco Church, San Bernardo Hill, and the General Guemes statue, get insider info on the city from your local guide. There's even time to shop for souvenirs at an artisan market and visit San Lorenzo, a subtropical retreat for the wealthy.

Maximize time in Cafayate with a full-day private vineyard tour from Salta. Get picked up at your hotel and travel through the scenic Quebrada de las Conchas canyon. Taste local wines including Malbec, Torrontes, and Tannat at three vineyards in Cafayate. Learn about high-altitude wines and leave the driving to your private guide.

To discover the magic of colors of the Quebrada de Humahuaca, we start from Salta through RN 9/34 to reach San Salvador de Jujuy from where we will begin to walk the wonderful villages of the Quebrada de Humahuaca to discover their customs, tradition, beliefs, and also discover the wonderful landscapes that surround them, so we will travel Volcano, Tumbaya, Purmamarca with its square where the artisans gather, its Church full of history and of course the Hill of the seven colors , then heading to Tilcara to delight with one of the beautiful villages of Jujuy , our next point will be Humahuaca where in addition to walking the town with its beautiful buildings and the imposing Independence Monument, where we will have lunch. Back we will meet the Tropic of Capricorn in Huacalera and Maimara where we can appreciate its famous Palette of the Painter. From there we returned to Salta by the same route we went.

The best way to get to know Hornocal and Iruya: landscapes, history and culture with personalized service.

Northwest Argentina is renowned for its extraordinary landscapes and unique Torrontes wine, and this full-day trip from Salta combines both into one tour. Journey through the dramatic Calchaquí Valleys; marvel at colorful rock formations such the Devil’s Throat, the Amphitheater and The Castles in the Quebrada de las Conchas reserve; then indulge in wine tasting at some of Cafayate’s most renowned wineries.

Discover the world’s highest winery on this overnight tour to Colome. Travel through the changing landscapes and windy mountain roads until you reach the Valles Calchaquies where Estancia Colome is located. Learn about and sample their unique wines, stay overnight at the luxury hotel next door, and explore the nearby towns of Molinos and Cachi before heading back to Salta.

Discover the best of the Salta Puna in a unique experience that combines history, landscapes and relaxation. We begin by visiting the Andean village of Santa Rosa de Tastil, where daily life blends with the pre-Hispanic heritage of the famous ruins nearby. Then we follow the high road to the imposing Viaduct La Polvorilla, masterpiece of the Train to the Clouds and one of the most striking icons of the region. Finally, the trip takes us to a natural oasis: the Tuzgle Baths, at the foot of the majestic volcano. There you can relax for 1h30 in warm waters and minerals, surrounded by deep silence and immense landscapes that only the Puna can offer. More than a tour, it is an experience to connect with local culture, nature and yourself.

The so-called “Vuelta a Los Valles” is a unique walk in which the Valleys are almost entirely covered Calchaquíes, passing through all the villages previously named, knowing their attractions, histories and monuments. Starting from Salta to Cachi, passing through Cuesta del Bishop and P.N. Los Cardones, you arrive at the time of Lunch, then continuing along route No. 40 to know panoramas of extravagant beauty bordering the Calchaquí River and knowing historical towns like Mills, Seclantás, Angastaco, etc. Follow along the Arrow Bank, visiting San Jose Carlos and arrive at Cafayate, where he spends the night. During the morning you visit the village and wineries, to to return to Salta capital after the Lunch, through the Quebrada de las Conchas and the Lerma Valley.

From dazzling salt flats to multicolored mountains, the landscapes around Salta are otherworldly, and this long day tour packs in as many photo opportunities as possible. Set out early to reach the Salinas Grandes in the morning, when the light is perfect for photos, then continue along the remarkable Cuesta de Lipan road to the mountain town of Purmamarca, the gateway to the Seven Colored Hills and the UNESCO-listed Quebrada de Humahuaca.

Explore the extraordinary landscapes and historic gems of Argentina’s wild northwest on this full-day tour from Salta. Marvel at the UNESCO-listed Humahuaca gorge and the ‘Hill of Seven Colors; shop for handicrafts at Purmamarca market; visit the ancient ruins of Tilcara; and admire the legendary Arcabuceros Angels at Uquía Church.