The Salta City Tour is a must when visit to the north! We will visit the colonial streets while we see the modern aspects of “Salta La Linda”. We can appreciate its urban architecture, its temples and its historic buildings.

Leaving the city of Salta, we will visit Cachi, a colonial town from the 18th century, famous for its stone and mud houses and full of cobbled streets.

During the San Antonio de los Cobres  tour we will follow the rails of the Train to the Clouds, making stops on the way, including the pre-Inca ruins of Santa Rosa de Tastil, to then arrive to San Antonio de los Cobres.

During this activity we will follow the tracks of the Tren de las Nubes during part of the road. We will visit San Antonio de los Cobres, Santa Rosa de Tastil, Salinas Grandes (Great stalworks), we will go down the Lipán Slope and see the Cerro de los Siete Colores in Purmamarca.

The Quebrada de Humahuaca tour starts on the road to Jujuy. By mid-morning we will be reaching Purmamarca, where the Hill of 7 colors is located; then we will visit Tilcara and several other little towns. After lunch, we will return to Salta.

In this fascinating tour we will visit Cafayate, well known for being the house of  important wineries and vineyards and being the soil that gave birth to torrontés wine.

During this Movitrack Safari to the Clouds we will tour the road of Tren de Las Nubes in a 4X4 truck, from the Quebrada del Toro to San Antonio de los Cobres, visiting Salinas Grandes (great Saltworks) , going down the slope and reaching Purmamarca and its Cerro de los 7 Colores.

During the Mini Safari Movitrack we will cross bridges, viaducts, tunnels and sheds, along the road that the Tren de las Nubes takes. We will tour the Quebrada Del Toro and arrive at Viaducto de la Polvorilla. Returning, we will visit the ruins of Santa Rosa de Tastil.

The Calchaqui Valleys, named after the indigenous people who once lived here, captivate travellers with their natural beauty. Spread out over an area of 520km in the extreme northwest of Argentina, the epic landscapes of rugged red mountains provide a stark contrast to the lush valleys and bountiful vineyards they protect.