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The Majestic Countryside
Journey to the Northwestern region of Argentina and you will discover the breathtaking landscapes and old world
charm of Salta. Known as “Salta, the Beautiful,” this region offers a peaceful escape for travelers who wish to enjoy
unique landscapes and rich local culture.
If you visit Salta during your luxury tours in Argentina, you’ll have plenty to explore, including an array of wineries,
stunning salt flats, an exhilarating cable car ride, and a few of the most intriguing museums in Argentina. Even more
exciting is the rich cultural history and Argentinian cuisine enjoyed within Salta’s borders. Uncover the natural
UNESCO wonders of this magical destination, and see why Salta is gaining popularity amongst travelers.
Experience Salta
GASTRONOMY1 / 5
The cuisine you will enjoy in Salta is a direct reflection of the local passion and pride in Argentinian culture. Here, you will taste how Spanish flavors harmonize with Andean foundations in everything from the empanadas to the tamales. But, Salteños have added their own signature twist to every dish, so foodies will have plenty of unique dishes to taste during their stay.
CULTURE2 / 5
Cultural heritage in Salta is extremely important. This region is often referred to as the folklore center of Argentina since they cherish their history with many unique celebrations and festivals. One notable style of Salteño celebration is the “peña” which is a local concert and dance that dates back to the 16th century. For an immersive cultural experience during your trip, join one of these festivals to experience an authentic Salta party!
ADVENTURE3 / 5
Thanks to the one-of-a-kind geography that Salta is known for, there are plenty of thrilling adventure sports awaiting brave travelers in this region. Set sail on an epic river rafting excursion down the Juramento River, which offers several rapid classes so beginners and seasoned pros can both enjoy the journey. You can also find amazing mountain biking circuits and hiking trails for an adventure on land.
NATURE4 / 5
Salta’s natural wonders are some of the most outstanding sites imaginable. Visit the Salinas Grandes Salt Flats if you want to be transported to another planet. Explore the UNESCO site of Quebrada De Humahuaca where rainbow-colored mountains line the cultural route, the Camino Inca. Then, visit the town of Purmamarca located close to the mountains to see how the indigenous population lives their daily lives immersed in this valley oasis.
WELLNESS5 / 5
Indulge during your luxury tour of Argentina with a spa day while enjoying the slow pace of Salta. One of the many spa experiences offered throughout this region offers travelers a calm day to enjoy themselves and feel rejuvenated. And, if you want even more relaxation, take a tour of one of the local wineries in this region for a blissful afternoon. Sip on a glass of Malbec while taking in the beauty of Argentina.
BROWSE THROUGH SAMPLE
Signature Argentina Itineraries
With so many adventures and experiences to offer, a trip to Argentina
promises travelers an unforgettable bucket list excursion!
But, choosing where to start can be overwhelming. Although your luxury trip to Argentina will be hand crafted by a
team of Kuoda experts, we recommend taking inspiration from a few model itineraries! Decide how you want to
experience the passion of Argentina, and prepare for your own private luxury vacation, curated with Kuoda!
ADVENTURING THROUGH THE PAST & PRESENT ARGENTINA
12D / 11N
Embark on a luxury tour of Argentina, where history sings in the streets and modern life flows with excitement. Learn about…
EXPLORING THE HIGHLIGHTS OF NORTHERN ARGENTINA
15D / 14N
Experience a luxury tour of Argentina exploring the flourishing region in the north. The land here is full of unique flora and…
INDULGING IN THE WATERS AND WINES OF ARGENTINA
12D / 11N
Experience a luxury tour of Argentina exploring the most lavish parts of this passionate nation. Learn about Argentina’s…
A FAMILY ADVENTURE THROUGH SOUTHERN ARGENTINA
11D / 10N
Embark on a luxury tour of Argentina, where history sings in the streets and modern life flows with excitement. Learn about…
EXPLORING THE ESTANCIAS OF ARGENTINA
11D / 11N
Experience a luxury tour of Argentina exploring the most beautiful landscapes and serene natural scenes. Develop a deep…
NORTHERN HEIGHTS & MENDOZA WINE COUNTRY
12D / 11N
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DISCOVER THE
Best Time To Travel
Exploring the majesty of Argentina is a wonderful experience any time of year, but
if you wish to experience the Andes Mountains and Salta at their best, consider
when you are traveling.
The northwestern province of Argentina possesses an old charm reflected in its people and colonial architecture.
Between December and February, rainfall is at its peak, so try to avoid a trip during these months. Visiting Salta during
the drier autumn months, between March and April, when the climate is at its best.
BEST MONTHS TO VISIT
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Insider Tips
GET THE INSIDER KNOWLEDGE FROM EXPERTS IN TRAVEL
With travel experts who have explored Argentina, the Kuoda team knows
the ins and outs of the country and the best way to experience it.
WHAT TO SEE AND DO1 / 3
Experience the Grandeur of Humahuaca Quebrada de Humahuaca is one of Argentina’s most majestic UNESCO sites, celebrated for its natural beauty and local charms. The narrow, mountainous valley follows a major cultural route along the Rio Grande and has been used for centuries of trade in the Andean valley. After seeing the vibrant, colorful mountains, visit Purmamarca, set at the foothills of the Hill of Seven Colors. Here you can enjoy an afternoon with locals at the many cafes and shops.
WHAT TO SEE AND DO2 / 3
Discover Las Salinas Grandes One of Argentina’s most stunning natural wonders can be found in this northwestern region of Salta. Take a day trip to see Las Salinas Grandes, the spectacular salt flats where sparkling white earth contrasts with vivid blue skies. These salt slats are the third largest in the world, and stun visitors with their expansive, otherworldly beauty. Dip your feet in the refreshing water pools that line these flats, and be sure to capture some photos while you’re here.
WHAT TO SEE AND DO3 / 3
Relax with a Tour through Salta’s Wineries When you think of wine in Argentina, Mendoza may come to mind, but the region of Salta has its own smaller region near the town of Cafayate. The wineries in this region produce the famous Argentine Malbec as well as Chardonnay, Cabernet Sauvignon, and a wine made with the local Torrentés grape. Spend a day touring the vineyards and tasting the unique varieties for a romantic day out. And, for the more active and adventurous, you can even explore the biking route that crosses through different wineries.
WHERE TO EAT1 / 5
Restaurante Don Salvador For a night of fine Italian and Mediterranean cuisine fused with Argentine culinary styles and exquisite local wine, visit Restaurante Don Salvador. Pair a glass of Malbec with one of their most beloved dishes, such as the salmon or cochinillo, a crispy pork dish that comes from Spain. Don’t skip dessert here, as the Don Salvador gelato is one of the most well-known and loved menu items among locals.
WHERE TO EAT2 / 5
José Balcarce Bistró Contemporary Argentinian cuisine is being cooked up with flair at José Balcarce Bistro. Family-owned farms and local business owners supply this restaurant with the freshest ingredients, so this menu is a regional paradise. The seasonal menu rotates on a regular basis, so depending on the time of year you are visiting, your dining experience will change to reflect the best flavors possible.
WHERE TO EAT3 / 5
El Baqueano The recently renovated El Baqueano has returned in impressive style, earning a spot on the World’s 50 Best Restaurants list in 2021. Chef Fernando Rivarola travels throughout Argentina to ensure his menu reflects the most authentic, regional flavors possible. Expect creativity and innovation during this dinner. Llama carpaccio and alligator gyoza may be on the menu during your visit, so be bold and get excited to try something new.
WHERE TO EAT4 / 5
Design Restó Combining the innovation of modern haute cuisine with the delicious flavors of traditional regional fare, Design Restó is a marvelous option for dining in Salta. From zesty woodfired pizzas to rich seafood rice dishes, diners will find dishes that meet the need of every craving. Plus, the bar on site is stocked with an excellent selection of wines and perfectly crafted cocktails for the best pairings with your meal.
WHERE TO EAT5 / 5
El Charrúa Imagine the combination of fresh locally caught seafood with interesting Italian-Argentinian recipes. This is the concept behind El Charrúa, a destination that offers guests an opportunity to indulge in the perfectly fused flavors of two culinary icons. Premium ingredients are used for every dish, from specialties like Argentinian Parilla (a classic assortment of rich grilled meats) to indulgent salmon ravioli and more.
WHERE TO STAY1 / 5
House Of Jasmins Relax at the Andean foothills when you stay at the House of Jasmines Estancia, a century-old ranch that has been upgraded with luxurious accommodations ready to host you for a romantic getaway. This property offers cooking classes with a Relais & Châteaux chef, horseback excursions, replenishing spa treatments, and even a couple’s massage room for additional romance.
WHERE TO STAY2 / 5
La Merced del Alto The clean, white adobe design of this hotel is perched on a small hill in the deep, rich colors at the food of Nevado de Cachi, inviting guests in like residents of a palace. This boutique hotel is surrounded by an incredible valley landscape, which you can enjoy from the property’s spa and outdoor dining space. Rustic and charming details throughout the hotel make this space feel extra cozy and homey, best enjoyed with a glass of wine while you relax after the day.
WHERE TO STAY3 / 5
Legado Mítico Salta A luxury tour of Argentina is not complete without lavish accommodations, and the boutique hotel Legado Mítico Salta offers exactly that. Salta culture was taken into account while designing this space, so you will be staying in authentic yet elevated rooms that provide ultimate comfort. Located in the heart of the city, this home feels like a historic landmark that you can rest in.
WHERE TO STAY4 / 5
Estancia El Bordo de las Lanzas For a historic hotel option, stay in the Estancia El Bordo de las Lanzas. This experience invites guests to learn about an authentic way of living in Argentina while enjoying luxury accommodations. The estancia has transformed and evolved over the course of four centuries and holds all the magic of Argentina’s northwest. Learn about the farm that still operates on these lands, and enjoy a delectable meal with the fresh produce collected from the property.
WHERE TO STAY5 / 5
Finca Valentina Discover the beauty of Finca Valentina, a cross-cultural hotel experience founded by an Italian family that moved to Salta in 2006. The refurbished farmhouse now offers an enchanting boutique hotel experience, providing high-quality service to every guest with the love and care that a family member would provide. This is a space to relax, find serenity, and indulge in delicious food.
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