From Mendoza: Andes High Mountain Full-Day Tour
Luján de Cuyo, Argentina
Discover the natural beauty of the Andes Mountains with this full-day tour from Mendoza City. Visit Cacheuta, Potrerillos, Uspalalta, Puente del Inca, Penitentes, Aconcagua Park, Las Cuevas, and more!
Andes Mountains Full-Day Tour from Mendoza City
This full-day tour from Mendoza City explores the Andes Mountains, ideal for nature lovers and photography enthusiasts.
Highlights
- View the landscapes of the Andes Mountains
- Visit Potrerillos Dam and the geological monument at Puente del Inca
- Photograph Aconcagua Park, surrounded by towering mountains
- See Cristo Redentor (seasonal, summer only, subject to road authorization)
- Free time to explore the fairs at Puente del Inca, Uspallata, and Las Cuevas
Description
Start with a hotel pick-up in Mendoza City and travel through scenic mountain roads. Visit Cacheuta and Potrerillos Dam before arriving in Uspallata. Continue to Puente del Inca to see its distinct geological formation, then stop at Aconcagua Park for photography opportunities amid the towering peaks.
The tour concludes with a visit to Las Cuevas, the last town on the Chilean border, offering additional views of the Andes landscape. During summer, the itinerary may include a visit to Cristo Redentor, subject to road conditions and authorization.
Includes
- Pick up and drop off at selected hotels in Mendoza City
- Visit to Potrerillos Dam
- Visit to Uspallata
- Visit to Puente del Inca
- Photography time at Aconcagua Park
- Stop at Las Cuevas
- Visit to Cristo Redentor (summer only, road access permitting)
- Additional stops at interesting points along the route
Excludes
- Breakfast
- Lunch
Important Information
- A WhatsApp contact number is required for updates during pick-up
- Passenger details needed: full name, passport or ID number, date of birth, and nationality for mandatory passenger list
Cancellation Policy
Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.
Book early and bring comfortable walking shoes, sun protection, and a camera. The best time to visit is during the summer months when Cristo Redentor is accessible.
