• Salta - Once all passengers are on board, the journey to Cafayate will commence via National Route 68.
• Talapampa - The first stop will be at an alfajores factory for breakfast and restroom facilities.
• La Garganta del Diablo - The next stop will be at the Devil’s Throat.
• El Anfiteatro - Following the visit to the Devil’s Throat, the tour will continue past the Amphitheater, the Toad, and the Plasterer.
• Bodega El Esteco - A visit to one of Cafayate’s wineries will allow for wine tasting and a glimpse into the winemaking process.
• Cafayate - In Cafayate, there will be a two-hour break for lunch and exploration of the town.
• Salta - The return to Salta will conclude with dropping everyone off at their accommodations.

• In-vehicle air conditioning
• All fees and/or taxes
• Face-to-face guide: English and Spanish

• Lunch

The excursion will commence in the heart of Salta, heading south along RN 68, passing through four tobacco towns. The first stop will be Talapampa, a charming rural spot for a brief twenty-minute rest. The journey will then continue to Germany, a former railway village established by Germans, now home to five families. Here, the adventure truly begins with the Quebrada de las Conchas nature reserve. Visitors will explore 65-million-year-old sedimentary formations such as Devil’s Throat, Amphitheater, Toad, and Plaster, among others. The reserve is rich in archaeological and historical significance, boasting numerous fossil remains. After an in-depth exploration, the group will visit a vineyard to sample some of the region’s finest wines, including Torrontes. In the village of Cafayate, there will be a two-hour stop: one hour for lunch and another for sightseeing. Finally, everyone will reconvene to return to the city of Salta.

• Recommended for all ages
• Wine tasting or alcoholic beverages will only be served to people over the age of 18.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.