Explore destinations like Cafayate with its renowned wineries, as well as Humahuaca, Tilcara, and Purmamarca. These places, steeped in ancient history and surrounded by breathtaking landscapes, promise to continually amaze you.
The provinces of Salta and Jujuy, nestled at the foot of the Andes Mountains, offer a distinctive beauty characterized by both desolation and enchanting aridity. Amidst their cities and quaint villages, you'll find an indigenous touch that remains undiluted by the passage of time.
Our tourist package to Salta and classic Jujuy invites you to explore the wonders of these regions in a thoughtfully crafted 3-night itinerary. Uncover the charms of Salta city and be captivated by the stunning landscapes on this exceptional journey to northern Argentina.
Tour Description
Day 1
Arrival in Salta
Upon arrival at the airport or bus terminal, you will be transferred to your centrally located hotel in Salta.
The remainder of the day is yours to explore at leisure.
Accommodation: 3 nights in a chosen hotel (double room with breakfast).
Day 2
Exploring Quebrada de Humahuaca
Jujuy
Begin your day with breakfast at the hotel before embarking on a journey through the Quebrada de Humahuaca, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This area is renowned for its breathtaking landscapes and the vibrant cultures that reside here.
Your first stop is the quaint village of Purmamarca to admire the extraordinary Hill of Seven Colors, the Church, and the Craft Market in the square.
Continue through the Posta de Hornillos and make your way to Tilcara to visit the Pucará and the Archaeological Museum.
Proceed to Huacalera, crossing the Tropic of Capricorn, where you can marvel at the hill known as the Pollera de la Colla. Visit the Church of Uquía, famous for its Arquebusier Angels paintings. Arrive at Humahuaca to explore its notable Cathedral and the Monument to Independence (El Indio) by sculptor Soto Avendaño.
After lunch, admire the Pintor's Palette from the road, which frames the town of Maimara, and return to Salta via the lush subtropical cornice road.
Travel through the Abra de Santa Laura, observing the La Ciénaga dam, Las Maderas, and Campo Alegre, before heading back to Salta through Vaqueros.
Day 3
Cafayate Wine Region Tour
Salta
Set out on a scenic drive through the Lerma Valley, passing tobacco fields and colonial towns like Alemania, the former end of the Belgrano railway.
Continue into the Quebrada del Río Las Conchas, where wind and water have sculpted fascinating formations: the dunes, the toad, the bishop, the Devil's Throat, the castles, and the amphitheater, among others.
Travel along National Route 68 to reach Cafayate, the youngest city in the Calchaquíes Valleys, globally renowned for its wine varieties, especially the Torrontés, which you can sample during visits to both artisanal and industrial wineries.
Return to Salta via the same route, where the changing sunlight will cast a completely new light on the ravine's landscape.
Day 4
Goodbye to Salta
City of Salta
After breakfast, check out from your hotel and enjoy some free time before your transfer to the airport or terminal in Salta.
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What’s included?
What’s included:
- Nights of accommodation in a selected hotel in a standard room with breakfast included
- Excursions transfers detailed in the program
- Taxes
What’s NOT included:
- Flights or Airplane Tickets
- Tickets to the National Park
- Extras, meals, drinks services not detailed in the program
- Personal expenses
- Ommibus Tickets or Bus Tickets
Frequently Asked Questions
The classic Salta and Jujuy tour package typically includes airport-hotel-airport transfers in Salta, accommodation with breakfast, and guided excursions to the main attractions of Northwest Argentina: a city tour of Salta, the Humahuaca Gorge (Purmamarca, Tilcara, Hill of Seven Colors), and, depending on the option, either the Salinas Grandes salt flats or Cafayate with the Quebrada de las Conchas (Shells Gorge). A bilingual guide (Spanish/English) and licensed tourist transportation are usually provided. Flights, meals not specified, drinks, entrance fees, tips, and personal expenses are generally not included. Hotel upgrades and additional nights may be available. Final details of what is included and not included are confirmed on the travel voucher.
The typical duration of a classic Salta and Jujuy tour package ranges from 4 to 6 days, depending on the hotel category and excursions chosen. A sample itinerary could be: Day 1, arrival in Salta, transfer, and city tour (historic center and San Bernardo Hill viewpoint); Day 2, Humahuaca Gorge (Purmamarca, Tilcara, Humahuaca); Day 3, Salinas Grandes salt flats via the Lipán Pass or free day; Day 4, Cafayate with wine tasting and the Quebrada de las Conchas (Shells Gorge); Day 5, departure. Schedules, stops, and order may vary depending on weather, availability, and season. Additional excursions and nights can be customized.
To enjoy the classic tour of Salta and Jujuy, the best time is usually during the dry season (approximately April to October), with clear skies, little rain, and a wide temperature range: mild to sunny days and cool/cold nights, especially at higher altitudes. In summer (November to March), the landscape is greener, but there are afternoon showers and higher humidity. UV radiation is intense at higher altitudes, so sunscreen, a hat, and sunglasses are recommended. Pack layers of clothing, a windbreaker/raincoat, and comfortable shoes. Peak seasons are winter holidays and the end of the year. Booking in advance ensures better rates and availability.
The tour package to Salta and Jujuy is of low to moderate difficulty, with short hikes and sections by vehicle. However, several excursions reach high altitudes: Purmamarca (~2,300 m), Tilcara (~2,460 m), and Salinas Grandes via the Lipán Pass (sections above 3,400 m), which may cause altitude sickness in sensitive individuals. It is recommended to stay hydrated, eat light meals, avoid alcohol, protect yourself from the sun, and consider Andean herbal teas. Those with heart or respiratory conditions, pregnant women, or those traveling with young children should consult their doctor. Travel insurance is recommended. Certified local guides prioritize safety and adapt the pace of the tour.
Prices for the Salta and Jujuy tour depend on the season, hotel category, room type, and demand. To get the best rate, it's advisable to book 30–60 days in advance, especially during peak season. A deposit is usually required to confirm your booking, with the balance due before departure. The cancellation policy varies depending on how far in advance you book and the chosen rate (flexible or non-refundable); changes may incur additional charges. Standard payment methods are accepted (credit card/bank transfer), and discounts are sometimes available for early booking or groups. You will receive a voucher, confirmed itinerary, and support contacts once your booking is confirmed.
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