From the lush greens of Tucumán to the ochres and reds of the valley, ending with the multicolored hills of Purmamarca. A journey through landscapes, flavors, and stories that paint the North with its unique palette.
Day 1: Welcome to Tucumán
Your journey begins with a transfer from the Tucumán airport to your selected hotel. In the afternoon, embark on a historical tour tracing the roots of Argentine independence. Your City Tour includes visits to Plaza Independencia, the Historic House of Tucumán, San Francisco Temple, and the Cathedral. Explore the Obispo Colombres Sugar Industry Museum for insight into the region’s sugar heritage. Afterward, enjoy some downtime to rest and prepare for the days ahead.
Overnight in Tucumán.
Day 2: Tucumán to Cafayate – The Valley Route
Today, you’ll discover the magical Calchaquí Valleys. Depart early along Route 307, ascending the Río Los Sosa Gorge and stopping at the “El Indio” monument. Continue to El Mollar to visit the fascinating archaeological site of Los Menhires. The journey continues through Tafí del Valle and Route RP 307 to the Abra del Infiernillo, where breathtaking panoramas await. In Amaicha del Valle, enjoy its central plaza and lively atmosphere. Finally, arrive at the Sacred City of Quilmes and explore its impressive ruins—echoes of native resistance.
In Cafayate, land of high-altitude wines, you’ll be welcomed by vineyards and bodegas surrounding the town.
Overnight in Cafayate.
Day 3: Cafayate – A journey through wine and nature
Cafayate, famous for its Torrontés wines, invites you to visit its most emblematic wineries. Rich in Calchaquí and colonial history, the town offers a unique glimpse into Argentina’s wine culture. Afterward, travel to Salta via the breathtaking Quebrada de las Conchas—home to striking rock formations like El Sapo, the Devil’s Throat, and The Amphitheater.
Overnight in Salta.
Day 4: Salta – Discover its history and culture
The morning is free to explore the city at your leisure. In the afternoon, enjoy a guided tour of top landmarks: the Cathedral Basilica, Historical Museum of the North, San Francisco Minor Basilica, and the panoramic views from Cerro San Bernardo. You'll also visit San Lorenzo, a charming summer village known for its subtropical microclimate, and the Artisan Market—perfect for finding local crafts.
Overnight in Salta.
Day 5: Salta – Jujuy – The Magic of the Quebrada de Humahuaca
Today you’ll explore the historic Quebrada de Humahuaca, a UNESCO World Heritage Site where vibrant mountain colors blend with millenary cultures. Begin with Purmamarca and its famous Hill of Seven Colors, then travel to the vast salt flats of Salinas Grandes. Continue down the windswept Cuesta de Lipán—keep an eye out for condors—until you reach Maimará and its Painter’s Palette. Finally, arrive in Humahuaca to visit the Independence Monument, known as El Indio, a powerful tribute to the struggle for freedom.
Overnight in Purmamarca.
Day 6: Salta – Free day to explore
Enjoy a free day to discover Salta at your own pace. Stroll through the historic center, browse local markets, or savor regional cuisine.
Overnight in Salta.
Day 7: Salta – End of your experience
After breakfast, you’ll be transferred to the airport for your departure, concluding your journey through Argentina's North.
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NOTES:
- The quoted hotels are subject to availability and may be replaced by accommodations of similar category and services if necessary.
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