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Mendoza combines vineyards, mountain landscapes and refined slow travel experiences.
An editorial overview
Located at the foothills of the Andes, Mendoza is Argentina’s leading wine destination and home to some of the country’s most exclusive boutique lodges and wineries. The region combines gastronomy, mountain scenery and outdoor experiences ideal for premium FIT travel.
What to do
Winery visits, gourmet lunches, mountain excursions, horseback riding, cycling through vineyards and wellness experiences.
How to get there
Direct domestic flights connect Mendoza with Buenos Aires and selected regional destinations.
Combinable destinations
Buenos Aires, Patagonia, Northwest Argentina, Santiago de Chile.
Seasons
September to May. Harvest season takes place in March.
Wildlife & fauna
Condors, foxes and Andean wildlife.
Featured programs
Our programs pair Mendoza with the rest of Argentina in modular, agency-friendly itineraries.
Browse programsFAQs
The best time to visit Mendoza is between September and May, especially during the wine harvest season in March.\n\nQ: Why is Mendoza famous internationally? \nA: Mendoza is internationally recognized for its Malbec wines, boutique wineries and Andes landscapes.\n\nQ: Is Mendoza suitable for luxury travel? \nA: Yes. Mendoza offers boutique wineries, luxury lodges and private gastronomic experiences.\n\nQ: Can Mendoza be combined with Chile? \nA: Yes. Mendoza can easily be combined with Santiago de Chile through flights or overland crossings.