Luxury Argentina Wine and Food Tours made for you
Delve into Argentina wine country for gastronomy and fine wines
Your journey through Argentina’s diverse food and wine regions offers direct connections with passionate producers, family-run bodegas and chefs who interpret local ingredients with creativity and respect. On your food and wine tour in Argentina, you will sip yerba mate in its cafes and eat at neighbourhood parrillas – the grilled meat cornerstone of Argentine culture – and you’ll learn the precise folding techniques for the perfect empanada.
Let our expert team plan your personalised food and wine tour to Argentina, introducing you to the country’s diverse regions through the best authentic experiences, luxury accommodation and expert guides.
Argentina’s wine country offers more than just tastings – enjoy immersive experiences that connect you with the land, its people and their passion. Meet winemakers and visit small-scale tasting rooms, stroll vineyards on steep mountain slopes, tour wineries by bike or on horseback and witness harvests that follow lunar cycles. You will also savour meals at vineyard restaurants where menus are designed specifically around the estate’s wines.
Although Mendoza produces around 60 percent of the wine in Argentina, vineyards flourish throughout the country – from the northern heights of Cafayate to the diverse terroirs of San Juan, La Rioja, Catamarca and the southern Rio Negro province. The remote Calchaqui valley, home to Cafayate and some of the world’s highest vineyards, is a captivating destination for a road trip, and the capital city Buenos Aires is a sensational place to begin or end any food and wine trip in Latin America.
Highlights
Try your hand at making Argentina’s famous street food in Buenos Aires, the empanada
Sample an aromatic glass of the local Torrentés wine in Cafayate
Sail into the sunset with a sommelier on a cruise in Buenos Aires
Enjoy a private wine tasting tour from Mendoza to the exclusive Central Valley
Embark on a drive of the scenic Los Cerrillos route in Mendoza’s Uco Valley
Argentina is best known for its red varieties of malbec, tempranillo and syrah, but white varieties are grown too (torrontes, chardonnay and chenin blanc…). Tell us what you like best – we love to craft wine journeys around specific preferences for a more personalised tour of the country's wine regions.
Lily Bunker
Senior Travel Designer
Luxury accommodation in Argentina
Why book with Jacada?
Personalised design
We’ll plan your trip around your specific interests, tastes and preferences, providing helpful tips and honest advice based on first-hand knowledge of the destination.
Authentic experiences
Our expert guides and brilliant travel concierges are hand-picked to provide a genuine experience, bringing your destination to life with care and passion.
Responsible travel
Our luxury trips are designed with responsible travel principles that prioritise travel experiences that are both good for you and good for the planet.
Trip inspiration
Where to go
Buenos Aires
Blending European elegance with vibrant modern culture, the city’s classical architecture and grand boulevards are matched by dynamic neighbourhoods with a host of restaurants, bars and cafes.
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Mendoza
Bathed in almost year-round sunshine, Mendoza accounts for most of the country's wine production. The Andes create a dramatic skyline and influence the high-altitude growing conditions that give Mendoza wines their distinctive character.
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Calchaqui
Calchaqui Valley offers scenery on a truly epic scale – arid canyons and rugged mountains rise up around quietly elegant colonial towns. The laidback wine region of Cafayate is found here, at high altitude.
Discover moreWhen to visit
Argentina’s seasons are opposite to the Northern Hemisphere. Spring (September–November) and autumn (March–May) are the best times to visit Buenos Aires, Mendoza and Cafayate, with mild weather and ideal conditions for wine tasting and exploring. Winter is cooler and quieter, perfect for enjoying the wine regions without the crowds.
Hiking in the Andes
May–September
Road trip in the Calchaquí Valley
April–September
Buenos Aires without the crowds
April–June, September–December
Grape harvest season
March–May
Argentina Travel Guides
Plan your trip to Argentina
Whatever you want from your wine and food adventure in Argentina, our team of expert travel designers are ready to help.
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