Top Salta Sightseeing Tours - page 3

Let yourself be swept away by Argentina’s legendary Northwest! Wander through Salta, a vibrant city framed by lush valleys and colonial charm. Journey into the breathtaking Calchaquí Valleys, where towering red rock formations and endless vineyards create unforgettable vistas. Marvel at the surreal Salinas Grandes, a vast white desert stretching to the horizon. Then, immerse yourself in the iconic Quebrada de Humahuaca in Jujuy, where colorful hills and ancient villages honor a rich cultural heritage. For over 20 years, Signature DMC has specialized in crafting unforgettable experiences, not just trips. Recognized as one of the best in Argentina and South America, we connect cultures through extraordinary journeys.

Explore Hornocal, Purmamarca, and Humahuaca on this full day group tour. Your guide will take you to each place and give you time to explore them. You can explore the town of Purmamarca, visit the Mirador de las Serranias del Hornocal, and then have some time to buy lunch and wander in Humahuaca. You'll also stop by the Church of the People, Hill of Seven Colors, and tour the Town of Tilcara.

Discover the unusual landscape of Quebrada de Humahuaca on this full-day excursion from Salta. Travel along an ancient Incan route through multicolored canyons to this gorge, a UNESCO World Heritage Centre. Stop at small indigenous villages like Humahuaca, Purmamarca and Tilcara to view historical adobe churches and ruins. Visit San Salvador de Jujuy, a small city situated among the wooded lowlands, before returning to Salta on Route 9.

This 2-day tour invites you to discover the Quebrada de Humahuaca, a World Heritage Site, with unique landscapes, history and culture. You will visit Purmamarca and its famous Cerro de los Siete Colores, Maimará with the Palettes of the Painter, and Tilcara, where you can know the Pucará (not included). In Uquía you will enjoy its cultural tradition, and in Humahuaca, history and modernity combine. One of the most striking moments will be the Cerro de Hornocal, known as the "Cerro de los 14 Colores", with its incredible natural tones. The tour also includes the Salinas Grandes, an immense salt flat of surreal beauty. During the trip, you will get to know the local culture, its crafts and gastronomy. IMPORTANT : If you visit Hornocal, you will need to bring a food, as you will not have the two hours free for lunch in Humahuaca.