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Argentina's classics.
The 10 mendoza tours worth your time in Argentina. The prices, the operators behind them, and what each day actually involves.
A small-group half-day in Maipú: 3 winery visits with multiple tastings plus an olive oil factory stop, all included for about $34.
A full-day Andes drive from Mendoza to Aconcagua sights, including Puente del Inca, Route 7 views, and Huarpes/Uspallata stops.
Half-day Mendoza wine tour with tastings at two wineries, guided Maipú visit, and an optional regular-stop olive oil factory.
Sunset horseback riding in Mendoza’s mountains plus a family-ranch BBQ with wine. Small group, hotel pickup, and a peaceful return.
Full-day Andes tour from Mendoza along Route 7 with Potrerillos, Uspallata, Puente del Inca, and Aconcagua-area viewpoints for $75.
“We really enjoyed our trip. Guide was very nice, well prepared and shared all of the information with great passion. Pick up and drop off option worked perfectly. Condition of the bus was very good and driver drove well and safely which was important due to specifics of some of the roads in the mountians.…”
A full-day Andes drive from Mendoza with Potrerillos Dam, Puente del Inca, Aconcagua views, and border-town stops including Las Cuevas.
Andes hot springs full-day pass in Termas de Cacheuta with thermal pools, mud therapy, grotto sauna, and a Creole buffet lunch.
“Do NOT book if you expect a premium, organized, or English-friendly experience. This was a very disappointing Viator booking. The tour details were unclear from the start, and pickup was completely disorganized. I was given incorrect pickup information and waited over 30 minutes with zero communication or anyone to reach anyone. (It’s seems they just…”
A full-day Mendoza wine tour with two tastings and a winery lunch, plus terroir lessons and vineyard walks in Luján, Maipú, or Valle de Uco.
Mendoza hop-on hop-off wine tour with hotel pickup, confirmed winery times, and routes through Maipú, Luján de Cuyo, and Uco Valley.
“We enjoyed our day out (Full-day) - we got to see 4 wineries and have lunch at one. It's an easy way to visit the wineries if you don't want to rent a car or go on a more expensive tour.”
Cook 7 Argentinian recipes in a Mendoza home kitchen with a bilingual host, enjoy bottomless drinks and vermouth, plus take-home recipe guides.
“Chef David was an excellent host. I would highly recommend adding on the supermarket tour. Very informative instruction and delicious recipes. We had alot of fun. Would highly recommend for anyone visiting Mendoza.”
