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Tafi Del Valle And Cafayate

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8 hrs

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153.000 ARS

Embark on this tour to explore the most significant villages of the Calchaquí Valleys, leading us to the charming city of Cafayate, where the picturesque landscapes of the winery visit await.

This is a full-day excursion offering the chance to revel in stunning vistas, delve into the history of the region's earliest settlers, and admire the beauty of its vineyards. Reserve your spot with us!

Descripción del Tour

We will depart from our designated hotels in San Miguel de Tucumán at 7:30 AM, embarking on Route 307, which guides us towards the Valleys. Our journey begins as we enter the Quebrada del Río Los Sosa, with a stop at the "El Indio" monument. Our ascent continues to El Mollar, where we will explore the Menhirs, and from this point, we proceed to the town of Tafí del Valle.

The route carries on towards the Calchaquí Valleys, reaching Abra del Infiernillo, which stands at 3,042 meters above sea level. In Amaicha del Valle, we will pause to explore the town square and its picturesque surroundings.

Our journey then leads us to the Quilmes Sacred City, where we will witness the reconstructions of the residential zone, complete with its mountaintop fortress and two flanking forts. We will walk through what was once the final stronghold of indigenous resistance against the Spanish conquest.

Continuing our adventure along the iconic Route 40, we head north, first passing through Colalao del Valle. Our next destination is Cafayate, renowned as the land of sun and fine wine, greeting us with sprawling vineyards and trellises. Here, we will have the opportunity to visit a local winery before heading back to our selected hotels in Tucumán.

¿Qué incluye?

Incluye

Guide in Spanish and English, transfer to/from selected hotels in Tucumán, vineyard visit

No incluye

Tickets to Museums, food and / or drinks not specified in the itinerary

Preguntas Frecuentes

The excursion to Tafí del Valle and Cafayate includes round-trip transportation from San Miguel de Tucumán, a specialized tour guide, visits to the main tourist attractions of Tafí del Valle and Cafayate, stops at scenic viewpoints in the Calchaquí Valleys, and free time to explore towns and wineries. Entrance fees to museums or wineries, meals, and drinks are usually not included, but you can inquire about this beforehand. This experience combines culture, nature, and wine tasting, making it ideal for discovering northern Argentina.

The typical day trip to Tafí del Valle and Cafayate departs early in the morning and returns in the evening. The itinerary usually includes stops at scenic viewpoints, Tafí del Valle, the Quilmes Valley, and Cafayate, known for its wineries and the famous Torrontés wine. Throughout the tour, you'll enjoy breathtaking landscapes and visits to charming villages, with ample opportunity to explore and take photographs. It's recommended to confirm the exact itinerary when booking.

Yes, the Tafí del Valle and Cafayate excursion is designed for tourists of all ages and is suitable for families with children, seniors, or people with reduced mobility, as most of the journeys are by vehicle and the walks are optional and easy. It's ideal for those who want to experience natural landscapes, local culture, and traditions of northern Argentina without demanding physical exertion. Even so, it's recommended to inform us of any particular needs to ensure a pleasant experience for all participants.

To fully enjoy your excursion to Tafí del Valle and Cafayate, we recommend wearing comfortable clothing, a jacket (the weather can change between the valleys and mountains), appropriate footwear, sunscreen, a hat, and bringing water. A camera is ideal for capturing the unique landscapes. The best time to visit is between April and November, when the weather is drier and milder, although the excursion is possible year-round. Don't forget to check the forecast before your trip to be better prepared.

On the excursion to Tafí del Valle and Cafayate, there is usually free time for lunch at local restaurants, which often offer vegetarian options and alternatives for people with dietary restrictions. It is advisable to inform the agency in advance about your needs or preferences to receive appropriate suggestions and ensure availability at the restaurants visited. You can also bring your own snacks if you have specific requirements. The region is known for its traditional cuisine, so you can enjoy typical dishes from Northwest Argentina adapted to suit all tastes.

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