Discover the highlights of Mendoza, one of the globe's premier wine capitals, with this 4-day/3-night tour package that takes you to its key attractions, stunning landscapes, and surrounding areas!
Spend an afternoon exploring Mendoza's top wineries, where you'll sample exquisite Malbec wines from the region and delve into the rich history of this area.
Additionally, visit Mount Aconcagua, the tallest peak in South America, and the Inca Bridge, to marvel at the breathtaking vistas presented by the Andes Mountains.
Tour Description
Day 1: Arrival
Upon landing at Mendoza Airport, you will be greeted and transported to your hotel by a guide (in Spanish).
The remainder of the afternoon is yours to explore the city, settle in, and enjoy your inaugural day.
Day 2: Winery Tour
In the afternoon, embark on a tour of two prestigious wineries located in the Luján de Cuyo and Maipú regions. The winery experts will guide you through the winemaking techniques and the stages of producing, bottling, and labeling the wines, culminating in a delightful tasting session. Afterwards, visit an olive oil farm to witness the olive oil production process and enjoy a tasting. At the end of the day, return to the hotel to relax. Day 3: High Mountains Early in the morning, follow the Mendoza River to take in breathtaking views of the Cordón del Plata mountain range and the Potrerillos Dam. Next, explore Uspallata, a historical settlement of the Huarpe people and the southernmost point of the Inca Trail from Peru. Enjoy free time to use the chairlift, offering magnificent panoramic views. Continue on to the Inca Bridge and proceed to the Aconcagua Mountain viewpoint (6,959 meters), where you can access Horcones Lagoon and Aconcagua Provincial Park. Following the international route, reach the charming European-style village of Las Cuevas, situated at 3,200 meters above sea level. Between Las Cuevas and the international tunnel is the path leading to the Christ the Redeemer Monument, located at 4,200 meters above sea level, symbolizing the unity between Argentina and Chile. After visiting all the attractions, return to the hotel. Day 4: Return Savor your final breakfast at the hotel before a car arrives to take you to the airport for your departure flight or onward journey 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 Package typically includes essential tourist services for a complete experience: guided tours of Mendoza city, a wine tour with visits to wineries and vineyards (including wine tasting), and an excursion to the Andes Mountains/High Mountains with a professional bilingual guide and tourist transportation. Depending on the option selected, it may also include transfers to/from your hotel or the airport and basic insurance. The following are not usually included: meals not specified, additional beverages, tips, personal expenses, optional entrance fees, and upgrades (e.g., lunch at a winery). The final details of inclusions and exclusions are confirmed in the official Best Mendoza Tours itinerary/voucher at the time of booking.
The Classic Mendoza Package itinerary is designed to optimize the traveler's time and can last between 2 and 4 days, depending on availability and the chosen option. As a guide: a half-day city tour (3–4 hours) to visit Plaza Independencia, parks, and urban landmarks; a Wine Route tour in Maipú or Luján de Cuyo (4–6 hours) with tastings of Malbec and other varietals; and a full-day High Mountain excursion (10–12 hours) to Potrerillos, Uspallata, Puente del Inca, and Aconcagua viewpoints, always subject to weather conditions. Schedules and the order of activities may be subject to change. The final itinerary will be confirmed by email/WhatsApp prior to departure.
The wine tour prioritizes representative wineries in Mendoza, combining boutique and traditional establishments in areas like Maipú and Luján de Cuyo. Specific stops depend on availability and season, aiming to offer a variety of styles and methods (tanks, barrels, sparkling wines). Tastings typically include emblematic varietals such as Malbec, Cabernet Sauvignon, and blends, guided by experts or sommeliers, with an introduction to terroir, winemaking processes, and tasting notes. Some package options offer upgrades with wine pairings or lunch at the winery. If you have preferences (organic, boutique, large wineries) or dietary restrictions, please inform us when booking. For children, non-alcoholic juices or tastings are often available.
Booking the Classic Mendoza Package can be done online or by contacting Best Mendoza Tours directly, selecting dates, number of passengers, and optional extras. Credit/debit cards are generally accepted, and depending on the country, bank transfers or other payment methods may also be available. To secure your spot at wineries and on excursions, a deposit is usually required, with the balance due before departure. Change and cancellation policies may vary depending on the season and price: some offer free cancellation up to a certain date and free rescheduling due to weather or operational issues. We recommend reviewing the current terms and conditions on the tour page before paying and keeping your confirmation voucher.
Mendoza has a dry climate: pack comfortable clothing, walking shoes, layers of clothing (cool nights), a hat, sunglasses, sunscreen, and a water bottle. In the high mountains, it can be windy and cold, even in summer; add a light jacket or windbreaker and gloves/buff in winter. For the wine tour, consider using cash or a card for winery purchases. Alcohol consumption is only permitted for those 18 and older; if you drive, avoid drinking. People with reduced mobility should check the accessibility of wineries and trails. Inform the tour organizers in advance of any allergies or special dietary requirements. The grape harvest season (February–March) is very busy: book well in advance.
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