15 Wine Tours in Argentina Worth Opening a Bottle For

1.3 Wineries, Olive Oil Factory Tour & Tasting

★★★★★★★★★★4.6 · 901 reviews · 6 hours · from $34Our pick

Spend six hours in Maipú with a bilingual guide such as Dolores, Rosio, Maru, or Alejandro, visiting three contrasting wineries and an olive oil factory. Taste young, aged, white, red, rosé, and sweet wines, plus bread, olive paste, and several oils, with pickup from central Mendoza hotels.

“each ine if the vineries was great, the guide eas very nice and the contact with tour operator was smooth. great wine and olive factory.”

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2.Half-Day Wine Tour with Tastings

★★★★★★★★★★4.3 · 727 reviews · 5 hours · from $43

Spend five hours exploring Mendoza’s Luján de Cuyo or Maipú wine country with guides in English, Spanish, or Portuguese. Visit two wineries, taste several wines, and stop at Pasrai or Laur for olive oil samples. Guides such as Marta, Mica, and Fabricio are praised for clear explanations and friendly service.

“For the price of this tour you are getting a great deal! We stopped at two wineries and one was an organic winery and got to walk through the vineyards and then olive oil tasting. The tour was informative and the staff were very kind. Highly recommend if you want a short option for wine tasting around Mendoza”

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3.Full-Day Tour to Cafayate with Wine Tasting

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 478 reviews · 13 hours · from $29Best value

Spend 13 hours traveling from Salta to Cafayate by air-conditioned minibus, stopping at tobacco country, Alemania, Devil’s Throat, and other red-rock formations. A bilingual guide explains the geology in Spanish and English, with time for lunch, a city winery visit, and a different return route.

“It was great! Great guide, great place and a good way to connect with other travelers.”

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4.Cafayate, land of wines and imposing ravines

★★★★★★★★★★4.4 · 347 reviews · 12 hours · from $29

Spend 12 hours traveling from Salta to Cafayate along Ruta 68, stopping at the Devil’s Throat, Amphitheater, Tres Cruces, Yesera, and other rock formations. A bilingual guide such as Carolina, Martín, or Angie explains the region, followed by a winery visit and free time in Cafayate.

“The main object of course are mountains. Wine took short and little. But mountains are incredible.”

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5.Cafayate Day Trip with Wine Tasting

★★★★★★★★★★4.4 · 226 reviews · 12 hours · from $40

Travel from Salta to Cafayate through the Lerma Valley and Quebrada de las Conchas, stopping at the Devil’s Throat, Amphitheater, and other rock formations. You’ll taste regional wines, including Torrontés, and have two hours to explore Cafayate. Guides such as Angie and Jasmine may lead the bilingual tour.

“Jasmine our guide was incredibly knowledgable and funny and really took the time to make us feel welcome. The trip was obviously helped by the beautiful place we were discovering I felt like we moved through sights and activities at a good pace but never felt rushed. I'd recommend this to anyone in Salta.”

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6.Buenos Aires: Wine Tasting and Lunch at Bodega Gamboa

★★★★★★★★★★4.8 · 177 reviews · 7 hours · from $169

Spend about seven hours traveling from Buenos Aires to Bodega Gamboa near Campana. Walk the young vineyard, taste Malbec, Pinot Noir, Cabernet Franc, and other wines, then enjoy a multi-course lunch with cheese pairings. English, Spanish, and Portuguese guides are available.

“Excellent day trip to visit a winery near Buenos Aires. They give you 3 wines (+ top up) whilst you are walking around the vineyard then plenty of wine during lunch. We didn't get the transportation but got an uber there and back (it was about $30 each way) so definitely cheaper and not too difficult to get one either It is small as it is new but our pictures turned out great!”

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7.Full Day Wine Tour with 3 Course Lunch

★★★★★★★★★★4.3 · 153 reviews · 8 hours · from $153

Spend a full day with an English, Spanish, or Portuguese-speaking guide visiting two Mendoza wineries in Luján de Cuyo, Maipú, or Valle de Uco. Learn about grapes, climate, irrigation, and winemaking, then enjoy a paired three-course meal or a picnic lunch at a selected bodega.

“Todo fue espectacular, la atención, el vino y la comida, bodegas lindas con vinos y comida de excelente calidad. 100% recomendado! Una increíble experiencia la cultura del vino en Mendoza, además de la cultura de la oliva y el espectacular aceite de oliva extra virgen.”

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8.Mendoza Hop-On Hop-Off Wine Tour

★★★★★★★★★★4.0 · 130 reviews · from $40

Choose a Mendoza wine route through Maipú, Luján de Cuyo, El Sol, El Río, or Uco Valley. An air-conditioned minibus collects you at selected hotels, takes you to two or four wineries, and returns you safely. Tastings and winery visits cost extra, while guides such as Hugo and Gabriela help coordinate the day.

“We enjoyed our day out (Full-day) - we got to see 4 wineries and have lunch at one. It's an easy way to visit the wineries if you don't want to rent a car or go on a more expensive tour. The only downside would be that the bus didn't respect the time schedule and we had to wait for it for 30 minutes. However, knowing that, we had an extra glass of wines at winery #3.”

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9.Top Wineries Guided Tour with Transportation

★★★★★★★★★★4.8 · 99 reviews · 9 hours

Spend nine hours with a private English-, Spanish-, or Portuguese-speaking guide such as Damian, Carlos, or Gino. Visit three contrasting wineries, taste premium wines, tour production areas, and finish with a multi-course lunch. Transportation, water, and reservations are included; tastings and lunch cost extra.

“We had a lovely day in the Uco Valley touring several wineries, and our lunch was amazing!! Diego, our driver, kept us on schedule and gave us waters between the visits. It was a great experience!!”

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10.Winebike Tasting Tour with Optional Lunch

★★★★★★★★★★4.1 · 73 reviews · 4h 30m · from $100

Start at Carinae with wine and history, then pedal a multi-bike through Mendoza’s vineyards with ham, cheese, and mountain views. Stop at La Melessca for olive oil and balsamic tastings, visit Tempus Alba, and add a three-course lunch at Finca el Pino. English and Spanish guides lead the 4.5-hour outing.

“The biking was a lot of fun. great people and fun tour guides who explain a good amount of information about history and the wines in Mendoza. Finished with a great meal with a nice view. Although I would make sure GetYourguide is clear on the Argentinian lunch being included because there was a confusion. Overall probably the best way to go wine tasting my opinion. There’s plenty of wine to go around!”

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11.Premium Argentinian Wines and Malbec Tasting Experience

★★★★★★★★★★4.6 · 60 reviews · 1h 30m · from $50

In Palermo Soho, a live guide leads you through Torrontés, Pinot Noir, and Malbec with Argentine cheeses, salami, and local snacks. Guides such as Lourdes, Tomas, and Faku have made the 90-minute class especially engaging, with clear lessons on regions, grapes, and food pairing.

“The wine tasting experience with Lourdes was exceptional. She and Gige( sorry for the spelling) adjusted their schedules to accommodate me. Lourdes thoroughly explained the qualities; appearance, aroma, and taste of each of the three wines and how to pair them with different foods. This was great experience! I will recommend.”

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12.Buenos Aires: Palacio Barolo Guided Night Tour with Wine

★★★★★★★★★★4.4 · 54 reviews · from $90

Spend 90 minutes exploring Palacio Barolo with a bilingual guide, then climb eight narrow stair flights to the former South American height record holder’s lighthouse. Finish with a glass of red Palacio Barolo or white Beatrice Portinari wine in the museum section.

“It was an amazing place to see and very unique to see the city up top inside the light turret. The guide was very informative and was excellent at explaining in both Spanish and English for the group. I would recommend an evening tour as you get excellent reviews. But be prepared to walk up 8 narrow flights of stairs to reach the top. It's worth it, but the stairs only wind round and it's not too strenuous. However, keep your head down if tall until you reach the top. It's a good example of art deco style.”

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13.Wine Tasting Tour with Lunch and Private Transport

★★★★★★★★★★4.6 · 48 reviews · 7 hours · from $220

Spend seven hours with a private driver visiting two Mendoza wineries, then enjoy a three-course lunch with wine at a third. Stops may include Carinae, Santa Julia, Tempus Alba, La Rural, or Antigal. Guides and drivers speak English, Spanish, or Portuguese, subject to availability.

“Excellent plan in Mendoza! The service is very good. First, you'll get several messages asking for a pick up address, you'll get an itinerary, everything is really organized. In our experience, the driver wrote to us early in the morning asking for the location of pick up to double check, he was at the apartment earlier that the pick up time and drove us nicely through the whole day. The wineries are really nice, we had Bodega Rural, Bodega Carinae and lunch at Bodega Antigal. The tastings were really good, excellent wines and history of the wineries, and the lunch with tasting in Antigal was exceptional!! We really recommend this…”

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14.Premium Wine Tasting

★★★★★★★★★★4.4 · 48 reviews · 2 hours · from $66

At Código Vinario in Mendoza, hosts including Diego, Natalia, Aldana, and Martino guide you through eight boutique wines, with one white and three red styles, plus meats and cheeses. It is an intimate city tasting for adults who want local wine without a vineyard day trip.

“Gisel was wonderful, we had 8 wines and every one was very modern and selection was perfect. We had excellent time in wine shop with warm welcome and very good service. This is must stop to have in Mendoza to get overall idea about local wines.”

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15.Premium Empanadas Cooking Class & Wine Tasting Experience

★★★★★★★★★★4.9 · 35 reviews · 2 hours · from $49Top rated

At Gorriti 4882 in Palermo, you’ll make Argentine empanadas with a Spanish, English, or Portuguese-speaking guide, then taste Malbec, Cabernet Sauvignon, and Cabernet Franc. Guides including Catalina, Valentin, Lourdes, Fernando, and Tomás add food, wine, and Buenos Aires context to this small-group class.

“This was a great activity given we had limited time in Buenos Aires. Thomas was a great host and everyone moving around the office and table were very friendly. Our final products didnt look great but they were delicious. Thomas' chimichurri was the best we tasted in Argentina. It was exciting learning about empanadas and wine from the different areas of Argentina. Thomas was able to make very good wine and lunch recommendations too. Appreciated the enthusiasm and excitement about Argentina, wine and cooking.”

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