• Valle de Lerma - Visit the winegrowing center of the province, crossing Las Conchas gorge. Route: National Road 68 (Wine Route); Lerma Valley (Cerrillos, La Merced, El Carril, Coronel Moldes, La Viña (technical stop)
• Quebrada del Rio de las Conchas - The erosion in the region has formed a succession of natural wonders such as The Devil’s Throat, a deep and closed canyon. The Anfitheatre (with perfect natural acoustics). The Toad, The Friar, The Obelisk, The Castles.

Little by little, the aridity of the landscape is replaced by large areas of vineyards to reach one of the most outstanding regions within the Calchaquíes Valleys: Cafayate, a town of one-story houses between colonial and baroque from the late 19th century. Quebrada de las Conchas: More than 10 stops in multicolored formations caused by wind and water erosion such as La Garganta del Diablo, El Amphitheater, La Yesera, Las Ventanas, Los Castillos, etc.

• Cafayate - In Cafayate you will have the chance to visit a winery and taste the best wines in the area. Although the region always refers to Torrontés, the place has a large number of hectares dedicated to red grapes such as Malbec, Tannat or Cabernet Sauvignon.
• Cafayate - Visit Cafayate city and a winery. We’ll have 2 free hours in the city to have lunch and explore. Town of one-story houses between colonial and baroque architecture from the late 19th century. (Lunch and drinks are NOT included in the price)
• Quebrada del Rio de las Conchas - We returned to Salta through the Quebrada de las Conchas through Route 68, making the stops we missed on the outward journey and traveling through this beautiful, unique landscape of Argentina.
• Valle de Lerma - Before arriving in the city of Salta we make a technical stop in La Viña or Talapampa to buy a snack or go to the bathroom.

• All Fees and Taxes
• Visit to the Quebrada de las Conchas
• Entrance to a winery with wine tasting
• In-vehicle air conditioning

• Lunch

Traverse through the heart of the province’s wine country, penetrating the Las Conchas gorge. Weathering has sculpted a sequence of awe-inspiring formations like The Devil’s Throat, a profound, secluded chasm. Encounter The Anfitheatre, renowned for its impeccable natural acoustics, The Toad, The Friar, The Obelisk, and The Castles.

Gradually, the barren terrain gives way to expansive patches of vineyards, ushering you into one of the most astonishing areas of the Calchaquí Valleys: Cafayate. This town boasts single-story residences that seamlessly blend colonial and baroque designs from the late 1800s.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.