Luxury Salta
Tours made for you
Marvel at endless cacti
in the Los Cardones National Park
Explore natural reserves
to spot colourful parrots, tanagers and hummingbirds
Visit Bodega Tacuil
deep within the Calchaquí Valley
Stroll through the city centre
and admire the Salta Cathedral
A gateway to the northwest
Salta is a gateway city in the northwest of Argentina. Nicknamed ‘La Linda’ (the beautiful) it was founded in the foothills of the Andes in colonial times, intended as staging point between Lima and Buenos Aires. Today, it serves as a convenient and interesting stop on many of our Argentina tours.
Beautiful Spanish buildings are found in the heart of the old town, but the real reason most visit Salta during one of our Argentina tours is a means of exploring the rest of this grand province and beyond.
The city sits in a fertile green valley surrounded by more adventurous and dramatic landscapes just a short drive away. It’s an ideal place to relax and soak up the pleasant climate for a few days before or after your adventures in the brightly coloured mountains and canyons.
Highlights
See the architecture of the old town
Explore the magnificent surrounding landscape on horseback
Hike through the fertile green valleys
Salta’s Baroque architecture and palm-lined plazas serve as a gateway to Argentina’s stark northwest altiplano. My favourite part of Salta was driving through the desert valley to Bodega Tacuil, which sits at 2,600 metres high, and tasting their exquisite wine.
Charles Kronsten
Senior Travel Designer
Luxury accommodation in Salta
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Where to go
Bahia Bustamante
Located on the ruggedly beautiful Patagonian coast just south of Peninsula Valdes, Bahia Bustamante is a unique and very much off-the-beaten track destination.
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Buenos Aires
The city features an abundance of classical architecture and tree-lined boulevards reminiscent of its European counterparts.
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Calchaqui
Very much the Wild West of Argentina, this is scenery on an epic scale, with arid canyons and mountains flanking the dusty elegance of sleepy colonial towns.
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El Calafate
The glacier region is without doubt one of the country’s most beautiful areas and watching monumental chunks of glacial ice crash into the water is a spectacular experience.
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El Chalten
An unassuming village, El Chalten's location makes it one of the premier trekking and climbing destinations in Argentina.
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Ibera
One of Argentina‘s best-kept secrets, Esteros del Iberá is a haven for wildlife and a fantastic spot for bird watchers and nature lovers.
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Iguazu Falls
Surrounded by the lush subtropical forest of the Iguazu National Park, the 275 cataracts of the the Iguazu Falls are a truly remarkable sight.
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Mendoza
As well as enjoying the good life sampling the excellent wine in Mendoza, there is a plethora of activities from rafting in the foothills and exploring the land by bike or on horseback, to enjoying world-class restaurants.
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Misiones Rainforest
A continuation of the magnificent Iguazu national park, the Missiones Rainforest is a crucially important haven for an array of rare wildlife.
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Peninsula Valdes
Look out for Southern right whales, sea lions, orcas (killer whales), Magellan penguins and elephant seals as well as many other species, all interacting in their natural habitat.
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The Lake District
This is the perfect place to enjoy the great outdoors with all manner of outdoor activities possible including hiking, mountain biking, fishing, horse riding, kayaking and skiing.
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The Pampas
Experience wide open spaces, fresh air and a more relaxed pace of life that has remained unchanged for centuries.
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The Puna
This elevated plateau of wildly striking landscapes is filled with the rare sights of salt flats, flamingos, ancient Incan trails, desert labyrinths and vicuñas.
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Ushuaia
A frontier city at the end of the world, Ushuaia has grand appeal of really being on the last outpost of civilisation before the icy sweeps of the Antarctic.
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When to visit
One of the best times to visit is from March to November, due to the cooler temperatures. During these months, you can discover the red rocks, white salt flats, azure blue lagoons, rural villages and pink flamingos on 4×4 tours and hikes.
The north of Argentina can be visited all year round, but during the summer (December to February) it can get incredibly hot, which isn’t ideal for longer hikes and outdoor activities.
Warm, sunny days
April
Perfect for outdoor activities
March – November
Argentina travel guides
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