Mendoza Argentina Tours

Considered the heart and soul of wine country in Argentina, Mendoza
is only two hours away from Buenos
Aires by plane and a short jaunt from Santiago,
Chile. First popularized by the Europeans during the 19th century, wine
making in Mendoza is a long standing tradition throughout much Argentina’s history.
Situated in the Cuyo region in the central west area, it is here the highest
peaks of the Andes stand proudest and outdoor adventure reigns. Viticulture
thrives in Mendoza, accounting for more than eighty percent of the renowned
wine varieties made in the country. Whether you are a wine connoisseur, or merely
someone who enjoys the odd glass, you’ll be delighted by the vast and affordable
choices in Mendoza wine country tours available.
With almost all of Argentina’s wineries
concentrated in Mendoza, a wine tour is must when visiting. Malbec is the trademark
wine of this region. It embodies robust flavor, deep color, and abundant tannins
making it a favorite all over the world. The terrain and climate in Mendoza
is ideal for wine making as well as numerous other exciting activities. You
don’t have to be a wine aficionado to visit Mendoza at all. Mendoza Argentina
tours are perfect for many kinds of travelers searching for fun things
to do in Argentina.
If you happen to love wine then Mendoza wine tours should definitely be something to consider when visiting. With more than one thousand wineries operating out of Mendoza, a tour is easily arranged and extremely enjoyable. If you do love wine then you’ll be happy to know many wineries share wine making techniques and recipes with tourists, making Mendoza wine country tours extra special. During most of the tours, visitors are encouraged to examine the equipment, barrels, and grape varieties up close allowing an in depth exploration of the winery\'s facilities and different approaches to wine making. With most of the vineyards offering free tours and complimentary samples, you can either choose guided wine tours in Mendoza or visit a few wineries on your own, just be sure to book your tour well in advance.
When choosing between Mendoza wine country tours you should first establish
what kind of experience you’re looking for. Some wine tours in Mendoza offer
premium tours, which are private and tailor made affording a luxurious way to
explore the wine region. These tours take guests to the best wineries throughout
Mendoza, offer special wine tastings, and include gourmet meals hosted by the
winery owners and winemakers. During these tours, you’ll experience exceptional
hospitality and incredible wine and food pairings as well as luxury transportation
and accommodation if you desire.
Some wine tours in Mendoza are specific to the Malbec grape variety. Guides take guests to wineries to taste an array of Malbec wines, introducing the proper way in which to taste wine and buy wine during Argentina trips. Mendoza Argentina tours can also include a combination of wine and golf tours, whisking guests off not only to the best wineries but also to the best Argentina golf courses in the area. During the winter months, another way to enjoy Mendoza wine country tours is to pair a winery excursion with a ski trip to Las Leñas, the region’s premier ski resort.
Mendoza Argentina tours don’t have to be limited to just wine tastings. There are a slew of outdoor activities all ages can enjoy. Excellent fishing, fabulous biking, exciting whitewater rafting, and horseback riding ensure that not only wine buffs will love the region and all it has to offer. From Mendoza there is a host of other options for continuing Argentina trips. Tourists can travel north and enjoy the warm climates of Cordoba and Salta, head south to beautiful Puerto Madryn for world famous diving, or continue to the most southerly region of enchanting and illustrious Patagonia.

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