Wine route in San Juan

Did you know that this ancient land of dinosaurs is the second largest wine-making province in Argentina? Take a walk around San Juan and explore the Wine Route. Taste typical varietals such as malbec and syrah, torrontés and cabernet sauvignon. Get closer to a wine-making tradition that began more than a century ago with the arrival of Italian and Spanish immigrants. Discover how wine is made in this land, where the Zonda wind reigns.

Would you like to know the main wine centers of San Juan? Visit the Valleys of Tulum, Zonda and Ullum. Admire the beauty of the nature that surrounds you as you go around traditional and avant-garde vineyards and wineries. Here you will find establishments which produce organic wines and sparkling wines, as well as boutique-style ventures where you will be welcomed by their owners. Come have a toast in the Cuyo region.

Geographic location: Province of San Juan, Cuyo region.

How to get there: By plane, to San Juan International Airport. By bus, from different parts of the country or by car via Ruta Nacional 7 and Ruta Nacional 20.

Altitude: 1,600 meters above sea level (average altitude)

Climate: Dry and warm, with wide temperature range.

Recommended length of stay: 2 to 4 days.

Recommended clothing and gear: Warm clothing suitable for temperature changes. Sunscreen.