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This half-day City Tour is the ideal excursion to begin to know San Juan. You will have the opportunity to explore corners that defined the history and culture of the province and the country, as well as natural attractions. An unmissable combination that will serve as an ideal introduction for the beginning of your trip. Do not miss our City Tour of San Juan and surroundings!

If you’re a wine lover, no visit to Argentina would be complete without a trip along the wine route of San Juan. Get the inside scoop on why the Tulum Valley is one of Latin America’s most prestigious wine-growing areas on a tour of three wineries. Letting someone else drive allows you to indulge in wine samples at each of the vineyards, while hassle-free hotel pickup and drop-off saves you having to find a meeting point.

Discover the otherworldly landscapes of the Valley of Calingasta on a day trip that saves you the hassle of car hire and planning. Stray from the beaten path as you delve deeper into Latino culture at the village of Calingasta, and keep your eyes fixed firmly on the scenery of Barreal and Parque Nacional El Leoncito.

We will pick you up at your accommodation to take a journey to the majestic Andes mountain range. Our first stop will be in the remote town of Huanta, where we will enjoy breakfast at the last restaurant in the Valley. Afterwards, we will head to the Juntas del Toro Border Complex, where we will check in with the Carabinieri of Chile to access the thermal baths, located on the foothills of Las Tortolas Hill, the second highest mountain in the region and about 120 km from Vicuña. We will be at an altitude of 3,300 meters above sea level. You can enjoy a small trek to a hidden waterfall. Then, you will experience moments of relaxation in the baths, tasting local wines accompanied by a mountain pairing. We will return to Vicuña, where you can finish the day with a tasting of craft beer accompanied by delicious pizzas, in this way we will culminate this unique experience.

Panoramic view of Punta, Black, Caracoles, Ullum, Zonda Valley, Cerro de La Sal, Sierra del Tontal / San Juan Precordillera

If you enjoy impressive and unique landscapes, Talampaya offers majestic rock formations, deep canyons and diverse flora and fauna in a spectacular desert environment. Talampaya is a paradise for those interested in geology. Its rock formations and canyons narrate millions of years of geological history, making it a fascinating place to explore. Visiting Talampaya National Park is an epic adventure that combines breathtaking natural landscapes, rich geological and cultural history, and a deep connection with nature. It is an experience that not only awes the senses, but also enriches the knowledge and appreciation for Argentina's history and natural heritage. Those who enjoy adventure and exploration will find Talampaya an ideal terrain for hiking and trekking. The park offers routes that allow you to discover its canyons, petroglyphs and rock formations.