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Andes High Mountain Tour in Mendoza

• Guided High Mountain Tour in Mendoza
• Biligüal guide
• Pick up and drop off hotels
• Please be ready at the lobby of your informed hotel 15 minutes before the excursion begins. Inform us the hotel where you will be staying
• Not wheelchair accessible
• Near public transportation
• Confirmation will be received at time of booking
• Travelers should have a moderate physical fitness level
• This tour/activity will have a maximum of 6 travelers
• For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours in advance of the start date of the experience.

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Andes Mountains Tours & Trips from Mendoza

An adventure starting in Mendoza is a great way to see Andes Mountains. We have 16 tours that range from 4 days up to 13 days. The most popular time for tours from Mendoza is May, which has the most tour departures.

16 Andes Mountains tours from Mendoza with 18 reviews

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Operators are generous and always willing to go the extra mile tours well organised

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Mendoza: Best Wines in the Andes

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Unique Mendoza

Mendoza, Mountains and Wineries - 3 Nights

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Argentina - Mendoza, Land of Sun & Good Wine - 4 days

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4 - Days Trip to Mendoza & The Andes

Highly recommended! It was all excellent

• 10% deposit on some dates Some departure dates offer you the chance to book this tour with a lower deposit.

4 days Experiencing Mendoza - Secrets of Wine & Nature!

Olives and wine ... they made me a completely happy person

5-Day Mendoza Adventure Tour

Highly recommended if you are looking for some adventure, the guides make sure each experience is completely safe, with a proper rush of adrenaline in each activity!

4-Day Mendoza Tour

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Aconcagua Summit – 13 or 16 Days

James was so cooperative and was always very quick to answer any questions or doubts I had. He made the whole trip go very smooth.

Trek & Climb: Cerro Montura (4,950m) & Mendoza Vineyards Tour

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What a fun trip, I never thought I'd have such a good time. Thank you very much for these incredible days. They are the best company

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Everything was very good. We add transfers in Buenos Aires for more comfort. It was essential

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Aconcagua Andes Tour

Aconcagua is the highest peak in the southern hemisphere and it rises over Mendoza’s City. Thousands of people defy this stone giant every year, in an attempt to put Man in the top of the world. A day to be in touch with mendocinian nature, visiting dams and bridges, and hiking in Aconcagua´s National Park.

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*Cancelation 24 hours prior to the tour will have to pay full price.

Embark on our exclusive winery tour where choice is king. As our guests, you have the liberty to customize your experience. From diverse tastings to a selection of lunches, the power is in your hands. Enjoy this freedom with exclusive discounts of up to 25% as a token of our appreciation. This is your journey, your choices, and our commitment to ensuring your experience is uniquely yours. Cheers to a day of curated delights and the freedom to savor every moment, just the way you like it.

• Pickup at your hotel
• First stop at Potrerillos dam
• Breakfast at Uspallata
• Trekking at Aconcagua
• Visit Puente del Inca
• Lunch in Uspallata
• Drop off at your hotel
• Private transportation
• Bottled water
• Clean late model SUV
• Air-conditioned vehicle
• Full Breakfast
• Ticket to Aconcagua National Park
• Lunch with beverage
• Friendly knowledgeable Driver/Tour guide
• Life Insurance
• Winery tasting fees ($10-$40 approx. at each winery)

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Andes High Mountain Tour

• 8.50 / 10 605 reviews | 6,372 travellers The truth is that it was a very good experience, from when they looked for me, the tour and until they left me again at the door of the accommodation. The guide Mica is very cool, the truth is that I was surprised by the level of languages she has and above all the good vibes. The places we visited were beautiful and the day we had could not have been better! 10 Anonymous
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• Hotel pick up

On this high-mountain bus tour through the Andes from Mendoza , we'll marvel at the steep peaks of Aconcagua ,  the tallest mountain in the Americas , and reach the Argentinean-Chilean border to get incredible views of the dramatic Andean scenery.

Between 7 and 7:30 am, we'll pick you up from your hotel  and set off towards the west in search of the majestic   peaks of the longest continental mountain range in the world: the Andes . The 120-kilometer (75-mile) trip will take around 3 hours,  driving along the beautiful Mendoza River. You'll be able to see the spectacular  Potrerillos Dam , a complex feat of engineering that provides flood control, hydroelectricity, and irrigation water to the surrounding area.

The first stop will be  Uspallata, a small village with an altitude of over 2000 meters​ (6,500 feet) . Learn all about the settlement's pre-Colombian and colonial history, before you head south towards Punta de Vacas, or "Cow's Point". From this tiny Andean hamlet you'll be able to catch a glimpse of the distant  Tupungato Volcano . Just ten minutes from Punta de Vacas, you'll reach  Los Penitentes ski station .

Then we'll continue on to  Puente del Inca, a natural bridge formed from rock that crosses over the Las Cuevas river. Nearby, you'll come across a viewpoint offering you stunning vistas of the iconic  Aconcagua .

From November to April the Aconcagua Provincial Park is open . During this period, you can enjoy an optional hike to the Laguna de los Horcones (not included).

We'll make our next stop in the town of Las Cuevas  and ascend to Christ the Redeemer of the Andes  (accessible from January to March, generally), which is located on the border between Chile and Argentina . You'll have an hour of free time for lunch in Las Cuevas , an ideal place to enjoy the typical cuisine of this unique borderland.

After lunch, from Las Cuevas , we'll begin our drive back to Mendoza and, after about 2 hours (83 km / 50 mi), we'll stop in  Uspallata  again to rest and use the bathroom before another 3 hours (120 km / 75 mi) until our arrival back at your hotel, which is scheduled between 7 and 8 pm.

Hotel pickup

This tour includes a pickup service from  hotels in downtown Mendoza . If your accommodation is located more than 1.2 miles (2 km) from the city center, the guide will get in touch with you and an alternative meeting point will be arranged.

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10 hours - 12 hours.

The activity takes place with a guide that speaks in English, although it may occasionally be done in two languages.

Pick up and drop off at hotel.

English speaking guide.

Transport by bus or minibus.

Not included

Food and drink.

When to book?

You can book up until the previous day (5:00 pm) if there are still places available. Book now to guarantee your spot.

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Accessibility

Not wheelchair accessible.

Sustainability

All services published on Civitatis are carried out in accordance with our Sustainability Code .

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• Provide a safe and satisfying experience.
• Reduce, reuse, recycle.
• Incorporate eco-conscious technologies.
• Uphold fair employment standards.
• Foster the growth of local communities.
• Preserve the integrity of local culture.
• Safeguard both cultural and environmental heritage.
• Ensure ethical treatment of animals.
• Operate with honesty and transparency.
• Encourage sustainable behaviors among customers and staff.

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• No printing of documentation required.

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Frequently asked questions

Q - Is this activity suitable for all ages?

Q - Does the activity take place in the event of adverse weather conditions?

A - In the event of adverse weather conditions or other cases of force majeure, such as road closures, the activity may be canceled. In this case, we'll give you a full refund.

Q - What happens if the tour duration is reduced due to safety issues?

A - If the itinerary is interrupted and we have not been able to complete half of the itinerary, we'll offer you another activity as compensation. The excursion will be considered complete if we have completed at least 50% of the tour.

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Sober Travelers Find Something to Savor in Wine Country

Mocktail trails, olive oil tours and elevated dining experiences are among the many ways the renowned wine-producing areas of Sonoma, Mendoza and Tuscany are appealing to sober or sober-curious travelers.

By Christine Chitnis

Amy Snook knows more about wine than your average traveler. Originally from California, she now lives in the Douro Valley of Portugal, her partner works in the wine industry, and she has visited 47 countries, many of which have celebrated viticulture. But seven years ago, on a trip to Mendoza, a winemaking region in the foothills of Argentina’s Andes Mountains, she opted to abstain from drinking alcohol, a decision she would repeat in future travels.

“It’s such a long flight to Argentina, and I was only there for 10 days,” said Ms. Snook, 34, a publishing professional. “I’m aware of how alcohol affects me, and I chose to prioritize feeling amazing every day of the trip over dealing with a hangover.”

During her visit, Ms. Snook bicycled between vineyards, reveled in breathtaking scenery, relaxed with spa treatments and engaged with sommeliers and winemakers, coming away with a new appreciation for sustainable and regenerative agriculture.

“The obvious question when you tell someone that you aren’t drinking is, ‘Out of all the places you could go, why travel to wine country?’” she said. “But to me, it makes perfect sense because these regions offer all the perks of luxury travel — wellness amenities, beautiful landscapes and fine dining.”

With 41 percent of Americans seeking to reduce their alcohol intake, according to a consumer-sentiment study released in January by NCSolutions, Ms. Snook’s experience is part of a larger trend: the rise of sober-curious or mindful drinking. While sober travel is hardly a new concept, its popularity is surging to new heights — particularly among younger generations — and forcing a reckoning in the wine industry. The 2024 State of the U.S. Wine Industry report , an annual forecast of market conditions and trends written by the wine-business analyst Rob McMillan, found that 52 percent of consumers ages 21 to 34 believe that consuming alcohol, even in moderation, is bad for your health.

This trend is reshaping travel to world-class wine destinations like Sonoma County, in California, as well as Mendoza and Tuscany. Blessed with temperate climates, extended growing seasons, fertile soils, rich histories and breathtaking vistas, these renowned wine locales are expanding their offerings to attract drinkers and nondrinkers.

Here are some of the restaurants, tour groups and wineries in those regions that are reinventing the travel experience to be more inclusive of the sober-curious.

Dining in Sonoma

If wine is a true expression of the land, embodying the unique characteristics of its soil, weather and the meticulous craftsmanship of those who cultivate it, can you still forge that connection without drinking?

At Cyrus , a Michelin-starred fine dining destination in Geyserville , Calif., the answer is a resounding yes. Sonoma County, double the size of neighboring Napa, made conscious decisions to protect and diversify its land use, ensuring grapes as well as agricultural crops were grown. Douglas Keane, Cyrus’s owner and chef, highlights the local harvest by working with small farms and purveyors to source his ingredients. Crosnes — a Chinese artichoke — from Alexander Valley Vineyards gardens, yuzu and finger limes from the citrus grower David Levine, and cheesefrom Andante Dairy have all ended up on Cyrus’s menu.

Also on the menu: Kally , an alcohol-free wine alternative produced with housemade organic verjuice and sourced from Northern California. Served at more than 15 other Michelin-starred restaurants, Kally’s bottles include Early Chardonnay, which is crisp, bright and changes flavor and aroma as it moves across the palate, similar to a fine wine. A tart, vibrant Golden Sparkler has notes of jasmine and citrus, and a floral, fruity Rosé Sparkler offers hints of strawberry and hibiscus.

“Chefs and sommeliers are interested in having precise nonalcoholic pairings. Their food was created to be prepared with sophisticated drinks, not just sparkling water,” said Scott Mitic, who created the beverage along with his wife, Katie.

Customers, too, appreciate having a choice, he said, noting that many of Kally’s most loyal drinkers are wine enthusiasts. “This is not an abstinence movement; it is a moderation movement.”

Cyrus Schultz, the wine director and sommelier at Cyrus, aims to create drinks that make sober guests feel just as special, if not more, than those indulging in traditional wine pairings. His nonalcoholic creations include the Rosé Champagne, an effervescent blend of coconut, white sesame, cherry blossom and lime, and the Apple Martini, a sweet, herbaceous concoction of pink lady apple, fennel and mint olive oil.

“The intention is never to mimic alcohol products, but to construct the pairings similarly to how a chef looks at a menu — different textures, temperatures and flavor profiles,” Mr. Schultz said.

These efforts are not limited to one restaurant. Chris Vomvolakis, senior manager of consumer public relations at Sonoma County Tourism , said bars, restaurants and wineries across the region are recognizing that it’s not all about wine.

The town of Healdsburg recently created the Mocktail Trail , with eight participating restaurants, and Meadowcroft Wines in the town of Sonoma curated a flight of original zero-proof cocktails. David Messerli, Meadowcroft’s marketing and strategy director, said the winery encourages guests “to discern aromas, flavors and nuances, much like they would with wine.”

“For those opting out of alcohol, we felt there was more we could do,” he said. “People have various reasons for abstaining from alcohol, and no one should feel excluded because of it.”

Women-led luxury in Mendoza

Mendoza, renowned for its malbec wines and stunning Andean landscapes, is no stranger to luxury accouterments, but sober guests? That is a newer phenomenon. “We have definitely noticed an increase in guests seeking nonalcoholic travel options in recent years,” said Victoria Stiles, sales manager at Cavas Wine Lodge , a luxury 18-room hotel set amid a 55-acre vineyard.

At Cavas, wine may be the main attraction, but guests can book spa treatments using vine and grape-seed extracts, join yoga sessions on the private terrace overlooking the Andes and vineyards, and take full-day hiking excursions to Aconcagua Provincial Park, a rugged, mountainous destination that is home to Mount Aconcagua, South America’s highest peak.

Wild Terrains , a certified B-Corp travel company specializing in experiences for women, has planned three days of a 10-day Argentina tour to be sober-inclusive in Mendoza. Built around women-owned businesses, stops include boutique lodging at Entre Cielos , horseback riding in the Andean foothills, home-cooked asado at Estancia Los Chulengos and a private dining experience at Michelin-starred Zonda Cocina de Paisaje . The meal offers special mocktail pairings with distinct flavors like lemon verbena, beets and burro, an herb used to make digestive teas and infusions.

“In Mendoza, our trip centers on talented female winemakers who are pushing boundaries in a historically male-dominated industry,” said Lauren Bates, founder of Wild Terrains. “While these experiences include wine tastings, we want sober travelers to feel intentionally included even if they are skipping the wine tasting.”

Sofia Pescarmona, owner of the Bodega Lagarde vineyard and Zonda Cocina de Paisaje, said that while the restaurant experience aims to showcase their wine, nondrinkers will also appreciate it.

“We truly believe we can offer an elevated experience for those who don’t drink wine by highlighting other seasonal produce grown on our property,” she said.

Tasting olive oil in Tuscany

Wine tastings epitomize indulgence, especially immersed in the heart of Tuscany, when visitors can savor glass after glass of Chianti, Brunello di Montalcino and Vino Nobile di Montepulciano. Salvatore Ferragamo Jr., chief executive of the Il Borro wine estate and grandson of the fashion house’s founder, encourages guests to find other ways to indulge.

“The olive harvests in the autumn produce the region’s spicy, piquant ‘green gold,’” said Mr. Ferragamo.

Il Borro, in Tuscany’s Valdarno, is a meticulously restored medieval village that includes 58 suites, three vacation villas, two restaurants, stables, working vineyards and olive groves. Olive oil production began in 1996, following the recovery of varieties like Frantoio, Moraiolo and Leccino that had long been neglected. Now, after touring some 80 acres of organic groves, guests can engage in a tasting experience of two distinct oils, one full-bodied with floral, fruity and grassy aromas, the other robust, peppery and dark.

Another option, Tuscan Organic Tours , offers immersive daylong experiences that delve into wine and oil but also other rich agricultural offerings. Delicious tours with private transportation highlight tastes and flavors that include Pecorino di Pienza, one of the most renowned Italian cheeses, saffron and fresh pastas. The tours include visits to organic farms, lunches, tastings, and opportunities to participate in cheese-making and saffron harvesting.

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Mumbai:  Spend 36 hours in this fast-changing Indian city  by exploring ancient caves, catching a concert in a former textile mill and feasting on mangoes.

Kyoto:  The Japanese city’s dry gardens offer spots for quiet contemplation  in an increasingly overtouristed destination.

Iceland:  The country markets itself as a destination to see the northern lights. But they can be elusive, as one writer recently found .

Texas:  Canoeing the Rio Grande near Big Bend National Park can be magical. But as the river dries, it’s getting harder to find where a boat will actually float .