Top Mendoza Fishing Charters

Mendoza is Argentina’s largest wine region and famous for its Malbec, as well as Cabernet Sauvignon and Chardonnay wines. On this small-group tour, enjoy an intimate wine tasting experience as you explore local wineries and vineyards. Sample a variety of Argentine wines during expert-led wine tastings and indulge in a gourmet wine tasting lunch with five courses, each paired with fine wines.

Relax at Termas de Cachueta, Argentina's only grotto sauna, during this full-day trip from Mendoza. Between using the outdoor and indoor natural thermal spas and mud baths, recline on the spa's plush lounge chairs and enjoy a delicious lunch of regional Creole specialties. Transportation from Mendoza hotels means that you can spend the entire day relaxing and someone else will worry about the details.

Imagine fishing in crystal clear streams nestled in the majesty of the Andes. Here fast waters, waterfalls and vegetation create the perfect environment for fishing.

Head into the mountains for a day of delicious food and outdoor adventure. You’ll leave Mendoza for a ranch in the scenic Uco Valley, where you’ll spend the day fly fishing for trout in a quick-moving mountain stream. Break for a barbecue lunch with delicious meat and wines. Tour includes guide, transport, food, drinks, and all fishing equipment.

Ride alongside the Rio Mendoza during a 1.5-hour tour on horseback. This midday excursion gives you a glimpse of southern Maipu you might otherwise miss, including rolling vineyards, olive groves, and leafy country lanes. Follow up with a gourmet “asado” (Argentine barbecue) at Divina Marga restaurant and wine cellar. Passengers are limited to eight to ensure a small-group experience, including the convenience of minivan transport from your hotel.

Journey through the wild landscapes of the Andes—and enjoy a more immersive way to explore than what most other trips offer—on this full-day, small-group tour from Mendoza. Venture into Aconcagua National Park, and spot the highest peak outside of the Himalayas (weather-dependent) on a hike. You can also spot sights including the Puente Del Inca naturally formed bridge, plus enjoy a traditional asado (barbecue) lunch in Uspallata.

Spend a day exploring the Andes Mountains around Mendoza on this scenic full-day road trip along the famous Pan-American Highway (Route 7). This long day tour allows time to travel even farther—all the way to the Chilean border—and to stop in Andean villages such as Potrerillos and Uspallata. Relax on board the air-conditioned coach, then hop off to see the Puente del Inca and admire views of Aconcagua.

Mendoza might be most famous for its wine, but it’s also an excellent place for white-water rafting on rapids ideal for first-timers and intermediate rafters. This combo tour mixes time to relax in the thermal waters of Cacheuta Hot Springs Park with an exhilarating ride down the Mendoza River.