Destinations
Northern Argentina
The route
The north combines high-altitude landscapes, towns with colonial architecture and a living Andean culture. Distances are long, so the route is organised in stages.
It's a destination of contrasts: high-altitude wine valleys, coloured gorges and salt flats within the same itinerary.
Every itinerary is tailor-made and integrates food and wine experiences connected to the identity of each destination.
Zonas
- Salta City — Colonial architecture, culture and gastronomy
- Cafayate — High-altitude vineyards and wines
- Cachi — Colonial architecture among the mountains
- Colomé — High-altitude wines and remote landscapes
- Purmamarca — Purmamarca texto
- Salinas Grandes — The white horizon of the Puna
- Quebrada de Humahuaca — Andean villages and roads
Flavours and wines
- High-altitude wines, with an identity shaped by strong sunlight and wide temperature swings.
- Regional cooking based on Andean produce, drawing on family recipes.
- Small-scale artisan production, visited with local guides.
Selected hotels
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Valles Calchaquíes
Estancia Colomé
Winery with the James Turrell museum, in one of the highest vineyards in the world.
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Salta capital
House of Jasmines
Boutique estate just minutes from the city of Salta.
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Purmamarca
El Manantial del Silencio
Design hotel overlooking the Purmamarca Gorge.
Private experiences
Private gorges and salt flats
Private gorges and salt flats
Communities and traditional crafts
Meetings with local communities and traditional craft workshops.
High-altitude walks and rides
Walks and horse rides of adjustable difficulty in high-altitude valleys.
Itinerarios sugeridos
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Best time to travel
From April to November the climate is dry and stable, with clear skies.
Summer brings most of the rainfall to the yungas cloud-forest area and can affect some mountain roads.
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