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Overview

Argentina's two great pleasures — the culture and energy of Buenos Aires, and the world-class wine country of Mendoza — united in one 6-day itinerary.

Mendoza is Argentina's answer to Napa, Bordeaux, and Tuscany combined: a wine region set at 700–1,100 metres above sea level against the backdrop of the Andes, where the altitude, volcanic soils, and 300 days of annual sunshine produce Malbecs of extraordinary depth. The province has over 1,000 wineries; this tour visits three of the finest, with exclusive tastings paired with regional cuisine and a gourmet lunch in the vineyards.

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DURATION

6 Days / 5 Nights

TRANSPORT

All private transfers + 2 domestic flights (Buenos Aires–Mendoza–Buenos Aires) + private vehicle for all tours

MEALS

5 breakfasts • 1 gourmet winery lunch (Day 4)

ACCOMMODATION

5 nights twin/double

START

Buenos Aires

END

Buenos Aires

Tour Highlights

8-hour private Buenos Aires city tour: Recoleta, Teatro Colón, La Boca, San Telmo, Plaza de Mayo
Tango show at historic Café Tortoni
Full gaucho day in the Pampas: San Antonio de Areco, horseback riding, asado lunch
3-hour Mendoza city tour: tree-lined avenues, main plazas, earthquake heritage, Andes backdrop
Full-day Mendoza wine tour: 3 award-winning wineries with exclusive Malbec tastings
Gourmet lunch at a vineyard restaurant paired with regional wines
Visit Luján de Cuyo and Maipú — Mendoza's two most celebrated wine sub-regions
Panoramic views of the Andes throughout the Mendoza portion

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Itinerary

What's Included

Included

Accommodation: 5 nights twin/double
Transportation: All private transfers + 2 domestic flights (Buenos Aires–Mendoza–Buenos Aires) + private vehicle for all tours
Activities: 3-hour BsAs north tour • 6-hour BsAs city tour • 3-hour Mendoza city tour • Full-day wine tour (3 wineries)
Meals: 5 breakfasts • 1 gourmet winery lunch (Day 4)
Fees: Recoleta Cemetery • Vineyard entrance fees
Staff: English-speaking private guide throughout

Not Included

International flights • Meals not specified • Alcoholic beverages (wine at tastings included) • Travel insurance • Optional activities • Tips

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Frequently Asked Questions

Which Mendoza wineries will we visit?

Selected seasonally for the best experience — always at least one historic bodega, one modern premium estate, and one producing wine and olive oil, in Luján de Cuyo and Maipú sub-regions. We discuss preferences: boutique estates or large-scale producers with cellar tours.

Do I need to be a wine expert to enjoy the Mendoza tour?

Not at all. Our guides make wine accessible for everyone from first-time drinkers to serious collectors. The landscape, architecture, and food alone are extraordinary.

What is the best time to visit Mendoza?

March–April (harvest season, Vendimia festival first week of March) and September–November (spring, blossoming vineyards) are ideal. Summer is very hot; winter offers spectacular snow-capped Andes views with fewer crowds.

Can this tour be combined with Bolivia?

Yes. From Buenos Aires, a 3-hour direct flight to La Paz connects to Bolivia's Salar de Uyuni, Lake Titicaca, and colonial cities. Andes 2 Amazon specializes in multi-country South American routes.

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Buenos Aires & Mendoza Wine Tour — 6 Days

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Can this tour be combined with Bolivia?

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