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Classic Mendoza Package

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4 days

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285.305 ARS

Experience the highlights of Mendoza, a renowned wine capital of the world, with this comprehensive 4-day/3-night tour package. This adventure includes visits to key attractions, stunning landscapes, and the enchanting surroundings of the city!

Savor an afternoon exploring Mendoza's top wineries, where you can indulge in exquisite Malbec wines and delve into the rich history of the region.

Additionally, embark on a journey to Mount Aconcagua, the tallest peak in South America, and explore the Inca Bridge, where the breathtaking scenery of the Andes Mountains awaits you.

Tour Description

Day 1: Arrival

Upon reaching Mendoza Airport, a guide (speaking in Spanish) will greet you and escort you to your hotel. The rest of the afternoon is yours to explore the city, settle in, and enjoy your initial day.

Day 2: Winery Tour

In the afternoon, embark on a visit to two renowned wineries in the regions of Luján de Cuyo and Maipú. The winery guides will introduce you to the winemaking techniques and the stages of producing, bottling, and labeling wines, concluding with a tasting session. Following this, tour an olive oil farm to witness the production process and partake in a tasting. At the day's end, you'll return to the hotel to relax. Day 3: High Mountains Start your day early as you follow the Mendoza River, taking in stunning views of the Cordón del Plata mountain range and the Potrerillos Dam. The next stop is Uspallata, an ancient Huarpe settlement and the southernmost reach of the Inca Trail from Peru. You'll have some leisure time to enjoy the chairlift, offering breathtaking panoramic vistas. Continuing, you'll encounter the Inca Bridge and proceed to the viewpoint of Aconcagua Mountain (6,959 meters), where you can visit Horcones Lagoon and Aconcagua Provincial Park. Following the international route, your journey ends at the charming European-style village of Las Cuevas, situated at 3,200 meters above sea level. Between Las Cuevas and the international tunnel lies the path leading to the Christ the Redeemer Monument, perched at 4,200 meters above sea level, symbolizing the unity between Argentina and Chile. After exploring all these attractions, you'll head back to the hotel. Day 4: Return Enjoy your final breakfast at the hotel before a car arrives to transport you to the airport for your flight home or onward to another destination. End of services

What’s included?

What’s included:

* Nights` accommodation in a standard room at the selected hotel, including breakfast. * Excursions and transfers as detailed in the program. * Taxes

What’s NOT included:

* Flights or Airline Tickets * National Park Entrance Fees * Extras, meals, drinks, and services not detailed in the program * Personal Expenses * Bus Tickets or Transportation Tickets

Frequently Asked Questions

The classic Mendoza tour package typically includes accommodation with breakfast, airport transfers, guided excursions (Mendoza city tour and winery tour with wine tasting), and travel assistance. Some departures also include a high-altitude excursion to Aconcagua Provincial Park. Lunches, dinners, tips, personal expenses, and optional entrance fees are not usually included. Guides are bilingual (Spanish/English), and hotel categories range from 3 to 4 stars. We recommend checking the package page for exact services, pick-up times, and any additional charges, and confirming whether tasting fees and insurance are included.

The Mendoza Clásico program typically lasts 3 to 5 days, ideal for a wine tourism getaway. A common itinerary includes: arrival and transfer to the hotel; a city tour of Mendoza (Plaza Independencia, General San Martín Park, and Cerro de la Gloria); a winery tour in Luján de Cuyo or Maipú with tastings; and, depending on availability, a high-altitude excursion along Route 7 (Potrerillos, Uspallata, Puente del Inca, and Aconcagua viewpoints). There is also free time for regional cuisine. Please check the "Mendoza Clásico" package details to confirm dates, order of visits, and final times.

Mendoza is a year-round tourist destination. Spring (September–November) and autumn (March–May, harvest season) offer mild weather ideal for winery tours and outdoor activities. Summer (December–February) is hot and dry in the city and valleys; pack a hat, sunscreen, and water. Winter (June–August) is cold, with possible snowfall in the Andes Mountains, perfect for combining with mountaineering. Pack comfortable shoes, layers of clothing for the temperature fluctuations, and a windproof jacket for visits to Aconcagua. Check the weather forecast before your trip to adjust your clothing accordingly and confirm tour availability.

To travel to Mendoza within Argentina, present a valid ID; international travelers require a passport and, depending on nationality, a visa. We recommend travel insurance that covers medical assistance, cancellations, and high-altitude activities in the Andes Mountains. Wine tastings are reserved for adults only, according to local law. If you are taking the High Mountain excursion, inform the operator of any pre-existing health conditions; altitude can affect sensitive individuals. Bring a credit/debit card and cash for expenses not included in the package. Check the updated health and immigration requirements on the "Mendoza Clásico" package page before booking.

Policies may vary depending on the season, hotel, and local provider. A deposit or full payment is generally required to guarantee the reservation; vouchers and pick-up times are confirmed via email or WhatsApp. Cancellations made with sufficient advance notice usually incur little to no charge, while cancellations made close to the date, no-shows, or late modifications may result in penalties. Date changes are subject to availability and fare differences. We recommend purchasing cancellation insurance, reviewing the terms on the "Mendoza Clásico" package website, and confirming exact deadlines, required documentation, and the agency's 24/7 support channels.

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