Argentina · MENDOZA TOURS
Mendoza is a grid of low streets with 1,200 bodegas around it and the highest mountain in the Americas up the road. The 15 below cover the tasting days, the Aconcagua run and the rafting, with prices and how much of the day the driving takes.
Visit three contrasting Maipú wineries and an olive oil factory from Mendoza, with bilingual guides, generous tastings, and hotel pickup for $34.
“Excellent throughout, really good guide, great value for money, also extremely informative. Can’t think of anyways it could have been improved.”
Review of Mendoza’s High Andes Aconcagua tour, with Puente del Inca, Route 7, Uspallata, lunch advice, and practical tips.
“The scenary in the Andes is amazing! please be aware that once you are above 3000 meters your fitness can be affected.”
Mendoza half-day wine tour review with two winery tastings, olive oil samples, bilingual guides, transport, price, tips, and honest drawbacks.
“The wine tasting was amazing. Visited two wineries. Great day in the countryside. The scenery was beautiful. Made a stop at olive production company for another tasting.”
Ride into Mendoza’s mountains at sunset, then enjoy a generous Argentine asado, wine, and warm ranch hospitality.
“This is an amazing trip and one of the coolest experiences I’ve had. The horses are amazing, very well trained and made my first time riding a horse stress free. The guides and the drivers are also amazing, everyone is very friendly and helpful and explain everything very clearly. The Asado following the ride is one of the best I have had in Argentina! It’s also a small enough group, so you get to know the others and enjoy a lovely meal together after the trip. I really cannot recommend this trip enough!”
Ride from Mendoza into the Andes, visiting Potrerillos, Uspallata, Puente del Inca and Aconcagua on a scenic 12-hour tour.
“Most of this trip is bus ride. Stops are short and if your guide is not willing to talk, then this trip is not good option. Our guide, on english tour, spoke 90 % of the time Spanish. In the group we had large Hispanic family from USA (they speak ERead more”
Ride from Mendoza into the Andes on a 12-hour tour with Potrerillos Dam, Aconcagua, Puente del Inca, Las Cuevas, and Cristo Redentor.
“It was great organized, we have enough time for pictures and for the restroom. Views were amazing. Strongly recommend. We’ve got a lot of wonderful pictures”
Review of Cacheuta Hot Springs near Mendoza, with thermal pools, mud therapy, mountain views, lunch, transport, costs, and practical tips.
“I would advise to book into the hotel spa yourself and then save a lot of money. We paid approximately $500 Australian dollars for two people and still had to organise our own transportation to the hotel spa. Then we had to queue not once but twice and pay for a ratty gown. We were told we would receive vip treatment/ experience but were treated like second class citizens. At lunch we had to wait and queue for a third time as we stood and watched the hotel guests eat their lunch. It was actually insulting. The thermal spa was great so just the trip yourself.”
Spend eight hours tasting Mendoza wines, touring two wineries, and enjoying a paired three-course lunch among vineyards and Andes views.
“Todo fue espectacular, la atención, el vino y la comida, bodegas lindas con vinos y comida de excelente calidad. 100% recomendado! Una increíble experiencia la cultura del vino en Mendoza, además de la cultura de la oliva y el espectacular aceite de oliva extra virgen.”
Review of Mendoza’s $40 hop-on hop-off wine tour, with route choices, winery costs, pickup tips, timing, and advice on who should book.
“They are unorganized. They suppose to pick us up at 3pm. They cold that they are running late we waited for more then half an hour then they show up. Then the bus broke down and we have to wait another hour for someone to come and fix the bus that didnt happened anRead more”
Cook seven Argentine recipes in a Mendoza home kitchen, with empanadas, steak, wine, vermouth, local stories, and a small-group setting.
“An incredibly fun evening making eating and chatting all things Argentina. Chef David and his sister are great hosts and their apartment. Their friendliness and knowledge of Argentinian culture was the extra ingredients. Highly recommend!”
Review of Mendoza’s High Andes day tour, with Aconcagua views, Puente del Inca, Las Cuevas, practical tips, costs, and drawbacks.
“The walk was amazing, the group very nice. The guide named Esteban was able to give us all the information necessary for the trip and including part of the history of the Andes mountain range. Excellent guideAuto-translated”
Ride into Mendoza’s foothills at sunset, then enjoy an authentic asado, wine, mountain views, and round-trip transport from the city.
“A fabulous experience with magnificent views and gorgeous sure footed horses. The sunset was spectacular.”
Explore Mendoza’s top wineries with private transport, Andes views, guided tastings, and a multi-course lunch in this flexible nine-hour tour.
“Damian was an awesome guide! He made the trips to each winery (3 in total) so pleasant and seamless, took care of the reservations needed to tour each stop, and was a lovely conversationalist in between. This Canadian 100% recommends his tour!”
Ride level 3 and 4 rapids through Mendoza’s Andes, with gear, guides, scenic views, and optional hotel transfers from $35.
“Raftingen höll inte det som utlovades. Det skulle vara level 3-4 men det var mer level 2. Efter raftingen fick vi dessutom vänta 3h innan transfer hem. Helt galet!”
Review of Mendoza’s Aconcagua day trip to Potrerillos, Uspallata, Puente del Inca, and Cristo Redentor, with practical tips and honest value advice.
“Our guide Hugo was so good. Very informative and personable. Highly recommend the tour. So much to see”
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