Excursion To Cachi
Duración: 11 Horas
Reserve your tour to Cachi and explore one of the most enchanting towns in northern Argentina
Join us for an unforgettable journey with our Cachi tour from Salta, perfect for travelers eager to witness breathtaking landscapes and immerse themselves in local culture. Cachi stands as one of the highest and most picturesque towns in the area, nestled at the base of the majestic Cerro Nevado de Cachi.
Throughout this excursion, our local guides will lead you to essential sites such as Los Cardones National Park, the stunning Valle Encantado, and naturally, the delightful town of Cachi. Here, we will explore its historic Archaeological Museum and the iconic Colonial Church.
Seize this chance to book your trip to Cachi and uncover one of Salta's most magical destinations.
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Descripción del Tour:
We commence our Cachi tour from Salta in the morning, leaving from selected city hotels. Our route takes us through the picturesque Lerma Valley, passing through delightful Salta villages like La Merced and El Carril. We then arrive at the stunning Quebrada de Escoipe, offering a chance to admire the majestic Cerro Torreón.
Next, we ascend the renowned Cuesta del Obispo, a curvy road with breathtaking vistas of the Enchanted Valley, dotted with quaint houses and fields of corn and fruit native to the area. We reach the route's highest peak at Piedra del Molino, standing at 3,457 meters above sea level.
Our adventure continues through Los Cardones National Park along the legendary Tin-Tin Straight, a historic segment once part of the Inca Trail. Before reaching our final stop, we will marvel at the awe-inspiring views of the Nevado de Cachi and the quaint village of Payogasta.
Upon reaching Cachi, we explore its key attractions: a stroll through the historic center, a visit to the traditional colonial church, and a stop at the Archaeology Museum (entry not included). This guided exploration will immerse us in the rich history, culture, and charm of one of Salta's most genuine towns.
After this memorable excursion, we return to our hotels in Salta, our hearts filled with stunning landscapes and new tales to share.
Lo que SI incluye:
- Transfers to/from selected hotels in Salta - Professional guide in Spanish and English
Lo que NO incluye:
- Food or drinks. - Museum admission - Personal expenses - Optional tips.
Preguntas Frecuentes
The Cachi excursion includes transportation in comfortable vehicles with a specialized tour guide who accompanies you throughout the tour, providing detailed information about the attractions you visit. The tour lasts approximately 12 hours, starting in the morning and returning in the afternoon, allowing you to enjoy a full day exploring iconic sites such as Cuesta del Obispo, Los Cardones National Park, and the picturesque town of Cachi. Along the way, you'll enjoy panoramic views and learn about the region's rich history and culture.
The best time to visit Cachi is during spring and fall, when temperatures are more pleasant and the weather is stable, ideal for outdoor activities and photography. These months offer clear skies and lush green landscapes, allowing you to fully enjoy the panoramic views and the region's characteristic flora. During the summer, rain can make the trail less accessible, while winter brings colder temperatures, which could affect the comfort of the experience.
For your hike to Cachi, it's recommended to wear comfortable, lightweight clothing suitable for hiking, as well as appropriate footwear for uneven terrain. Don't forget to pack a hat or cap, sunglasses, and sunscreen to protect yourself from the sun during the hike. It's also advisable to bring a water bottle to stay hydrated throughout the day. Consider bringing a camera or phone with a good battery life to capture the stunning landscapes and special moments you experience during the hike.
Yes, the Cachi excursion is designed to be accessible to people of all ages, from children to seniors. The vehicles used are comfortable, and most of the tour is done by shuttle, with strategic stops to enjoy the views and the explanations. However, some parts of the tour may include short hikes on uneven terrain, so those with mobility restrictions are advised to check with the tour operator about accessibility and available options before booking.
During the excursion to Cachi, there will be a lunch stop in the charming town of the same name, where you can enjoy the local cuisine in one of the typical restaurants. The culinary offerings include traditional dishes from the region, such as empanadas salteñas, stews, and grilled meats, accompanied by fresh produce and local drinks. It's also advisable to bring light snacks and water for the trip, as the planned stops will ensure you have enough time to eat and rest before continuing your tour.