Part of our Argentina guide.
This page gathers three itineraries from our Argentina coverage: a 3-day wine-and-adventure trip in Cafayate, a road trip along Route 51 from Salta to San Antonio de Los Cobres, and a Daytours4U tour of the Quebrada de Humahuaca gorge.
Related travel guides: Getting Around Argentina and A Photogenic Journey Through Argentina’s Calchaqui Valley.
Cafayate Argentina: 3 Day Itinerary With Adventures + Lots Of Wine
Day 1: Exploring Cafayate — Start in Cafayate, a town in the Calchaquí Valley. Walk the colonial streets, then visit the Museo de la Vid y el Vino to learn about the region’s winemaking history.
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Salta Road Trip: Route 51 From Salta To San Antonio De Los Cobres
This road trip starts in the province of Salta, in northwest Argentina, and follows Route 51 to San Antonio de Los Cobres. The route cuts through the rugged Andean region, offering views of the high-altitude landscape and access to local culture. The original article does not specify the distance or driving time, but the trip is commonly done as a full-day drive. For those looking for more ideas on things to do in Argentina, this route is a direct way to see the altiplano.
Quebrada De Humahuaca Tour: Daytours4U Humahuaca Gorge Road Trip
Quebrada de Humahuaca is a UNESCO World Heritage site in the province of Jujuy. The gorge stretches for over 150 kilometers and contains cultural and historical landmarks. The Daytours4U tour runs from Salta and includes stops such as the Hill of Hornocal, known for its seven-colored rock faces. The original article does not list the tour price or exact duration. This area is one of the travel highlights in Argentina for its combination of indigenous heritage and dramatic geology. For travelers continuing south, the countries border Argentina that are closest to this region are Bolivia and Chile, both reachable by road from Jujuy. To explore more remote spots, check our guide on hidden gems in Argentina.
