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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.

The high-Andes hot springs at 10,827 feet (3,300 meters) on Cerro Las Tortolas's foothills require a 75-mile drive from Vicuña on rough mountain roads, advance reservation, and border post registration with Chilean Carabineros at Juntas del Toro—barriers that keep most independent travelers away. Keep logistics simple on this private tour, which includes breakfast in Huanta, a hot springs visit with wine pairing, and dinner back in Vicuña.

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

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!

Feel like you’ve traveled to another planet on a full-day tour of Ischigualasto Provincial Park—a UNESCO World Heritage Site known as Valle de la Luna because of its lunar landscapes—on a full-day tour from San Juan. Cover more formations in less time as you travel by 4x4 vehicle, and see rocks named after what they resemble, including the Mushroom, Worm, Sphinx, and more.