Northwestern Argentina Private tour

In the morning, you get back on the road to Amaicha del Valle. Then, you continue towards the Quilmes ruins, one of the most famous archaeological sites in Argentina. 

Tafí del Valle – Amaicha: 55 km

Arrival to Cafayate, where you will spend the night. In the afternoon, departure to visit the Quebrada de las Conchas, along route 68. You will be able to appreciate the beauty of spectacular red rock formations carved by erosion and winds, such as the Devil’s Throat, El Anfiteatro, El Sapo, El Fraile, El Obelisco and Los Castillos.

Private service, with English speaking guide. 

You will take route 40 for 160 kilometers of sumptuous landscapes between Cafayate and Cachi. You will cross the Quebrada de las Flechas, a formation of intense mountains and sharp rocks springing from the earth.

The dusty track continues and serves a few villages like Seclantás or Molinos, one of the nicest villages in the region. The surroundings seem deserted and forgotten for years, but they have nevertheless constituted an important trade route with the Inca empire.

You will arrive in Cachi at the end of the day. You can discover this splendid small town of colonial inheritance on your own. There is a peaceful atmosphere perfect for walking. In the central square, do not miss the church whose roof is built of candelabra cactus wood.

Private service, with English speaking guide.

Early departure to Salta along Highway 33. You will enjoy many points of view of the spectacular Lerma Valley, the Quebrada de Escoipe, and the Enchanted Valley. You will cross Los Cardones National Park, passing by the so-called ”Inca Trail”, the Recta Tin Tin, a name given to a perfectly straight section of road 33, which runs for 18 km through the cactus of the Los Cardones National Park. The construction of this route dates from the apogee of the Inca Empire between 1480 and 1535 and was part of the Inca Trail that ran along the Andes from Ecuador to Argentina. You will probably see lamas next to the route. 

Salta – Cachi: 162km.

Private service, with English speaking guide.

Early departure to San Antonio de los Cobres, crossing the Quebrada del Toro. Once there, you can see the departure of the famous Train to the Clouds. Then, you will continue towards the Salinas Grandes, a huge salt desert located at 4100 meters above sea level, right on the border between the provinces of Salta and Jujuy.

Afterward, you will travel along the Cuesta del Lipán until you reach Purmamarca, a town located at the foot of the Cerro de 7 Colores.

Private service, with English speaking guide. 

In the evening, you set off on foot to reach Teresa’s house, located 300 meters from the main square of Purmamarca. You will be warmly greeted by your host upon arrival. Teresa will teach you to cook typical dishes of the region, with local products: quinoa, llama meat, corn, Andean potatoes, etc. You will then share dinner while tasting your preparations! Duration: 2h to 3h

The diner is included

You will spend the night in Purmamarca.

Set off along the Quebrada de Humahuaca and its small villages, this spectacular UNESCO World Heritage Site. You will discover the curiosities and colorful markets of each small village, including those of Humahuaca and Tilcara, where you will also visit the Pucará (archaeological site). 

You will then discover the famous Hornocal, the 14-colored mountain. 

Afterward, you will meet the rural community of Ocumazo, which inhabits the Quebrada de Humahuaca preserving the customs and traditions for several generations. A local family will welcome you to have lunch. 

After getting to know the traditions of this community, your guide will take you to San Salvador de Jujuy or Salta airport. 

Private service, with English speaking guide. 

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