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Mendoza Deluxe Travel Package

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2.250.502 ARS

Experience one of the world's premier wine capitals, Mendoza, nestled at the base of the stunning Andes mountain range, with our luxurious package.

Discover the majestic Andes from a fresh, exclusive perspective on a private tour that offers the most breathtaking views of the area.

You'll have the chance to uncover the art of wine production and enjoy a tasting session at the most renowned wineries in the region.

Conclude your journey with relaxation in a distinctive thermal hydrotherapy circuit, featuring a sauna inside a natural thermal grotto (the only one of its kind in Argentina), along with Finnish and Scottish showers, relaxation pools, mineral mud therapy, and outdoor pools overlooking the Mendoza River.

Among our travel offerings, we have selected the MENDOZA DELUXE package as the epitome of luxury, including 4 nights of accommodation with breakfast in a hotel rated 4 stars or higher, plus airport transfers.

Tour Description

Day 1

Arrival in Mendoza

Upon your arrival at either Mendoza airport or the bus terminal, a vehicle will be ready to transport you to your hotel in the city center.

The remainder of the day is yours to enjoy as you please.

Day 2

Tour of Three Wineries with Lunch

Mendoza

At around 10:30 a.m., our knowledgeable guide will pick you up from the hotel to embark on a journey to the renowned Luján de Cuyo and Maipú regions, famous for their centuries-old winemaking tradition.

We will visit three carefully selected wineries, known for their exceptional wines and esteemed reputation, and dive into the world of oenology with insights from our expert guide.

You'll learn about various aspects of winemaking, from planting and irrigation to care and harvesting, along with the winemaking process itself. Additionally, you'll discover the etiquette of serving wine at social events and how to be a gracious host.

At each winery, in addition to exploring the vineyards and facilities, we will sample specially chosen wines. Mendoza is a gourmet hotspot, celebrated for its culinary excellence in achieving outstanding pairings with world-renowned wines. The gastronomy here is a blend of traditional recipes and innovative cooking techniques.

During our visits, we'll also enjoy a delightful three-course lunch paired with wines from the winery where we dine. We'll return to our hotels at approximately 6:00 p.m.

Evening at leisure

Day 3

Exclusive High Mountain Excursion

Mendoza and Surroundings

In the early morning, we will depart from your chosen hotel with a private guide to start our journey alongside the Mendoza River. This route offers stunning views of the Cordón del Plata range and the Potrerillos Dam. Our first stop is Uspallata, a pre-Hispanic settlement of the Huarpes and the southernmost point of the Inca Empire. We will then explore the villages of Picheuta, Polvaredas, Punta de Vacas, and the Los Penitentes ski resort, where you can choose to take a chairlift (ticket not included) for spectacular panoramic views.

Our tour continues to the Puente del Inca, a breathtaking natural formation with hot springs. We'll visit the Cerro Aconcagua viewpoint and finally reach Villa Las Cuevas, situated at 3,200 meters above sea level.

Between Villa Las Cuevas and the International Tunnel, we encounter the road leading to Christ the Redeemer, which is accessible only in summer. This magnificent monument signifies the unity between Argentina and Chile.

After a delightful day, we'll return to the hotel around 6:30 p.m. In summer, if we visit Christ the Redeemer, the excursion may conclude at approximately 8:00 p.m.

Evening at leisure

Day 4

Cacheuta Hot Springs and Spa Day

Mendoza

We'll pick you up from the hotel around 9 a.m. for a 90-minute journey offering breathtaking views of the Andes Mountains.

Upon arrival at the Termas de Cacheuta Spa, your day of relaxation begins. Enjoy full access to facilities harmoniously integrated into the natural landscape, engaging in activities designed for profound relaxation.

Swim in infinity pools filled with fresh, natural water that appear to cascade down the mountain terraces, and explore the thermal hydrotherapy circuit with waterfalls, whirlpools, and foot baths.

Throughout this special day, you'll experience sensory delights: floating in a thermal bath, plunging into a cool, refreshing pool, inhaling the crisp mountain air, and listening to the river below. In the unique grotto sauna (the only one in Argentina), let the heat and mineral mud cleanse your pores.

Try the Finnish or Scottish showers, then relax on a lounge chair in the natural solarium. If desired, massages are available at an additional cost (advance booking required due to limited availability).

Enjoy a meal or snack at the sumptuous buffet, featuring everything from grilled Creole dishes to vegetarian options and a salad bar.

After a rejuvenating day, we'll return to the Mendoza hotel by 5:00 p.m.

Evening at leisure

Day 5

Farewell to Mendoza

Following breakfast, you can check out of the hotel, with some free time before your transfer to the airport or bus terminal.

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What’s included?

What’s included:

- 4 nights in a 4* hotel with breakfast - All transfers - Private guide

What’s NOT included:

Prices DO NOT include the cost of park entrance fees, port taxes, flights, etc.-

Frequently Asked Questions

The Mendoza Deluxe tour package typically includes accommodation in a superior category hotel (4 or 5 stars) with buffet breakfast, airport-hotel-airport transfers, a city tour of Mendoza, a high mountain excursion (Potrerillos, Uspallata, and Aconcagua viewpoints, weather permitting), and a wine tour with guided visits to wineries in Luján de Cuyo, Maipú, or the Uco Valley, tastings, and a gourmet paired lunch. It usually includes a bilingual guide, entrance fees, and 24/7 tour coordination. Airfare, dinners not mentioned, gratuities, hotel extras, and travel insurance are not typically included. Final inclusions are confirmed upon quoting and booking.

The experience typically lasts 4 days/3 nights, though it can be extended. Suggested itinerary: Day 1, arrival in Mendoza, private or shared transfer, check-in, and free afternoon to relax or stroll around Plaza Independencia. Day 2, wine tour: two or three boutique and industrial wineries, guided tasting, and multi-course lunch. Day 3, high-altitude excursion along Route 7: Potrerillos, Uspallata, Puente del Inca, and viewpoints in Aconcagua Provincial Park. Day 4, free time for spa treatments, shopping, or a cooking class, followed by departure transfer. Itineraries and schedules may be adjusted according to season, availability, and preferences.

Mendoza is a year-round tourist destination. Summer (Dec–Feb) is hot and dry, ideal for swimming and early wine tourism; bring a hat, water, and sunscreen. Vendimia (Feb–Mar) is peak season, with festivals and vineyards in full harvest; advance booking is recommended. Autumn (Mar–May) offers golden landscapes and mild weather, perfect for photography. Winter (Jun–Aug) is cold in the Andes Mountains, with possible snow in the high mountains; wear layers of clothing and appropriate footwear. Spring (Sep–Nov) is pleasant and less crowded. Some high-mountain routes may be closed due to weather conditions; the tour operator will reschedule or offer alternatives when necessary.

The price of the Mendoza Deluxe package is dynamic and depends on the season, hotel category, room type, tour type (private or regular), and availability at wineries and restaurants. The rate typically includes local taxes and entrance fees, but not flights or insurance. Advance booking and a deposit are recommended; the balance can be paid by credit card or bank transfer, according to current policies. Change and cancellation policies vary by provider and date; flexible and non-refundable options are available. Please request the exact policy when requesting a quote. We recommend purchasing travel insurance that covers unforeseen events, health, and delays.

Yes, the tour can be customized for a premium experience: add boutique wineries, upgrade to the Uco Valley, tasting lunches, barrel room visits, spa access, or extra days. Private or small group tours are available, with a bilingual guide (Spanish/English; other languages upon request). Please indicate any dietary restrictions, wine preferences, or anniversaries to adjust the itinerary. Accessibility and child seats are available with prior notice. What to bring: ID/passport, voucher, comfortable clothing and shoes, layers of clothing, sunglasses, hat, sunscreen, and a reusable water bottle. For the high mountain region, a windbreaker is recommended. Children are welcome; however, alcohol is not permitted.

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