Argentina Wine Itinerary: Mendoza, Cafayate & Patagonia
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Accommodation
2 nights in Buenos Aires
3 nights in Mendoza
3 nights in Cafayate
1 night in Salta
2 nights in Neuquen
Flight - Day 2
Buenos Aires Mendoza
Flight - Day 5
Mendoza Salta
Flight - Day 9
SaltaNeuquen
Flight - Day 11
NeuquenBuenos Aires
Transfers
All transfers
Description
Sip your way across Argentina on a 12-day journey through its top wine regions. Start in Mendoza, where Malbec thrives under the Andes sun; continue to Cafayate, home to high-altitude Torrontés and red canyons; and finish in Patagonia’s Neuquén, producing elegant cool-climate Pinot Noir and Chardonnay. Smart routing, curated tastings, and breathtaking landscapes make this itinerary the perfect blend of wine, culture, and nature — from mountain to desert to steppe.
Travel itinerary
Arrival in Buenos Aires
Arrive in Buenos Aires, Argentina’s vibrant capital.
Free afternoon to explore Palermo or Recoleta, ideal areas for cafés and parks.
Optional: Enjoy a wine bar introduction to Argentine varietals — perfect warm-up before heading west.
To the Andes: Buenos Aires ✈ Mendoza
Morning flight (~1h50) to Mendoza, at the foot of the Andes.
Afternoon visit to Catena Zapata or Pulenta Estate for an overview of local terroirs.
Learn how altitude and glacial irrigation define Malbec’s style.
Optional: Sunset tasting with Andes views.
Uco Valley Highlights
Vineyard Culture & Relaxed Mendoza Day
Northbound: Mendoza ✈ Salta → Cafayate
Cafayate’s Torrontés & Altitude Reds
Calchaquí Valley Boutique Bodegas
Return to Salta City
South to Patagonia: Salta ✈ Neuquén
Neuquén’s Cool-Climate Wines
Return to Buenos Aires ✈
Departure
Transfer to the airport for international flight.
Check airline rules for carrying bottles or arrange winery shipment.
Optional: Quick café stop before departure.
Key details
⚠️ Practical & Safety Notes
- Altitude: Cafayate sits ~1,700 m; stay hydrated, avoid over-tasting on arrival.
- Sun exposure: Very strong in Salta and Uco; SPF 50, hat, and sunglasses advised.
- Cash & cards: Credit cards accepted at most wineries; small cash for rural stops.
- Roads: Good condition overall, but signage can be minimal — avoid night driving.
- Health: Tap water safe in cities; bottled recommended in rural areas.
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