Cafayate Tours and Trips

Anyone planning a trip to Argentina is spoiled for choices. Often dubbed the Europe of South America for its Parisian capital, Buenos Aires, the country also flaunts unreal, glacial landscapes in El Calafate, rugged mountains in Bariloche, and lush valleys in Mendoza. One can easily spend 10 to 12 days in Argentina exploring its contrasting landscapes. Whether you're seeking vibrant city life, awe-inspiring wilderness, or rich cultural encounters, there are plenty of places to visit in Argentina that will tick your bill.

Argentina’s breathtaking beauty extends across its diverse landscape, from the majestic Andes Mountains to the sprawling plains of the Pampas. Throughout its four seasons, Argentina caters to various travel tastes and preferences. So the best time to visit Argentina largely depends on your interest. From September to November, spring graces visitors with pleasant temperatures, making it an ideal time to explore the lively cities of Buenos Aires and Mendoza or venture into the picturesque Lake District. During the summer months of December to February, travelers can bask in the sun on the inviting Atlantic beaches of Mar del Plata or be mesmerized by the awe-inspiring Iguazu Falls. In the fall, from March to May, milder weather conditions provide the perfect opportunity to discover the scenic wonders of Patagonia or indulge in the country’s renowned wine regions. If you are taking a trip to Argentina in winter, from June to August, then this is the best time to visit the world-class ski resort towns of Bariloche and Las Lenas.

Located in the northern Argentine province of Salta, the Quebrada de las Conchas is home to some of the country's most impressive rock formations. Also known as the Quebrada de Cafayate, this deep canyon is framed by extraordinary rock walls showcasing layers of stunning colors, from deep red to vivid green to cobalt blue. Millennia of wind, rain, cold, and harsh weather conditions have carved and eroded the rocks into unusual shapes, creating a visual feast for all who travel along this winding route.

For more than 60 kilometers follow the famous Route 68 as you travel through the depths of the Quebrada de las Conchas. Drive along the shores of the Rio de las Conchas, across a wild landscape of colorful sandstone and past curious rock formations, exploring this remarkable and breathtaking region on your Argentine trip.