High Mountains - Private Tour

Andes & Aconcagua Experience

Discover the vastness of the Andes Mountains on an unforgettable journey along historic National Route 7, the international corridor that connects Argentina and Chile and winds through some of Mendoza’s most iconic landscapes.

The day begins with a stop at the imposing Potrerillos Dam, where the turquoise waters and mountains create one of the most photographed scenes in the province. We’ll continue on to the Uspallata Valley to enjoy breakfast before heading into the high mountains.

The tour includes a visit to the iconic Puente del Inca, an extraordinary natural bridge spanning the Las Cuevas River, where you can also explore the traditional stalls of local artisans.

The experience continues to the viewpoint at Cerro Aconcagua, the highest peak in the Americas at 6,962 meters above sea level. During the summer season and weather permitting, you’ll have the opportunity to enter Aconcagua Provincial Park for a roughly one-hour hike to Laguna de Horcones, one of the park’s most breathtaking viewpoints. This activity is not available during the winter season.

We’ll conclude the tour by returning to Uspallata to enjoy lunch before heading back to the city of Mendoza.

Includes:

Private transfers with a professional driver.

Panoramic tour along National Route 7.

Stops at the Potrerillos Dam, Uspallata, Puente del Inca, and the Aconcagua viewpoint.

Entrance to Aconcagua Provincial Park and a hike to Laguna de Horcones (only during the summer season and subject to weather conditions).

Lunch in Uspallata.

Bottled water during the transfer.

Personalized coordination throughout the entire experience.

Availability:

Daily.

Important:

This is a scenic tour with stops at the main designated viewpoints to enjoy the scenery and take photographs. The itinerary and duration may vary depending on weather conditions, road conditions, and international traffic.

An ideal experience to admire the majesty of the Andes Mountains and discover the home of Aconcagua, Argentina’s natural symbol and one of South America’s most extraordinary landscapes.