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Voyzo runs 27 tours in Mendoza, covering 5 top attractions. A private tour means your own guide, driver, and vehicle and an itinerary built around your group rather than a fixed bus schedule.
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A private, door-to-door wine day visiting two Mendoza wineries and an artisan olive oil producer, with an optional upgrade to a three-course lunch at Casa Vigil (El Enemigo), a Michelin-recognized winery restaurant.
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A private full-day wine tour through the Uco Valley, touring Zuccardi's Piedra Infinita winery and finishing with a three-course lunch paired with wine at Bodega Salentein, framed by Andean views.
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A private driver takes you into the Uco Valley for a full day among some of Mendoza's most celebrated wineries — real options include Finca Sophenia, Salentein, Atamisque, Monteviejo, and Domaine Bousquet — with you choosing the pace and stops.
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A private tour visiting two wineries from a real, named lineup — including Antigal, La Rural, Tempus Alba, Santa Julia, and Domiciano — followed by a traditional Argentine asado (wood-fired barbecue) lunch with wine.
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A private wine tour to Catena Zapata, whose pyramid-shaped winery is one of Mendoza's most photographed landmarks, followed by a three-course lunch with wine pairings at Casa Vigil, owned by renowned winemaker Alejandro Vigil.
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Your own private chauffeur takes you between three named Mendoza wineries — Bodega Domiciano, Bodega El Enemigo de Alejandro Vigil, and Bodega Vístandes — for guided tours and curated tastings, finishing with a three-course paired lunch at Vístandes.
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A guided visit to Bodega Tierras Altas, one of Mendoza's original boutique wineries in Luján de Cuyo, touring the vineyards, underground cellar, and production areas, with tastings including samples straight from the tanks and barrels.
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A private day through Maipú, birthplace of Argentine wine — a guided tour and tasting at Bodega Antigal, a boutique olive grove tasting, a three-course paired lunch at Bodega Manuel Villafañe, and a visit to Bodega Los Toneles, an architectural landmark declared Cultural Heritage of Mendoza.
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A private wine tour to Bodega Salentein for a tour of its vineyards, production areas, and underground cellar with a tasting of four signature wines, then on to Bodega La Azul for a leisurely lunch of regional dishes paired with wine.
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A private tour to Vistalba Winery for a tour and tasting of four wines from its Vistalba, Tomero, and Progeny collections, followed by lunch at Bodega Susana Balbo's restaurant Osadía de Crear, recommended by the Michelin Guide.
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A private evening wine experience that starts with a guided tasting at Bodega Los Toneles, showcasing the winery's character and heritage, then continues to Bodega El Enemigo for a five-course dinner paired with wines from the acclaimed Los Tres Enemigos lineup.
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A private full-day wine and food tour through Maipú, including a guided tasting at Trapiche Winery, one of Mendoza's best-known historic bodegas, plus a second top winery, a three-course lunch paired with regional wines, and an on-site olive oil mill visit.
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A private wine day starting with a visit and tasting at Pulenta Estate, exploring its vineyards and winery, then a lunch paired with wine at Bodega Susana Balbo, known for her innovative approach to Argentine wine production.
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A private half-day wine tasting with your choice of two real winery categories — Maipú (Trapiche, Trivento, Santa Julia, Antigal), Luján de Cuyo, the 'Land of Malbec' (Norton, Vistalba, Nieto Senetiner, Chandon, Terrazas de los Andes), or Premium (Catena Zapata, Susana Balbo, Viña Cobos, El Enemigo).
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A private wine tour into the Uco Valley focused on Clos de los Siete, a real collaborative winemaking project founded by a group of French winemakers, with lunch and wine tastings included along the way.
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A private Maipú tour combining a visit and tasting at Olivícola LAUR, recognized internationally for its olive oil, with a relaxed lunch of regional cuisine and high-end wines at Casa El Enemigo.
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A private day pairing an intermediate-level rafting expedition on the Mendoza River near Potrerillos with a three-course paired lunch at Bodega Dante Robino.
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A completely private day trip into Aconcagua Provincial Park, with around two hours exploring the Laguna Horcones area at a relaxed pace and views of Aconcagua's south face, plus coffee and croissants in Uspallata and a traditional asado with wine.
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A private, full-day hike to Confluencia Camp on Aconcagua, led by a professional mountain guide who also works on Aconcagua expeditions and summit ascents, with a separate dedicated driver for the roughly 400km round-trip journey.
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A private full day combining a guided hike in the Cordón del Plata, with the route and pace adapted to your group, and a traditional Argentine asado — appetizers, fire-cooked meat, sides, Mendoza wine, and dessert — at a mountain home.
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A private high-mountain day trip across Mendoza's three mountain cordons — the Precordillera, Cordón del Plata, and the Andes — with a viewpoint stop over Lake Potrerillos, the colorful Inca Bridge, views of Aconcagua's south face, and lunch in Uspallata.
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A full-day gaucho experience at Don Daniel Ranch, learning to ride gaucho-style on an authentic Argentine ranch, with insight into the history and customs of Argentina's historical cowboys, a full Argentine lunch, and an afternoon ride through the Andes foothills.
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A tandem paragliding flight over Mendoza's pre-mountain range (the Precordillera), giving you a genuinely private, one-on-one flight with your instructor and panoramic views over the city and the foothills of the Andes.
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A private guided route following the Mendoza River and the irrigation system that shaped the city, from San Martín Park up through the Cipolletti Dam and Cacheuta to Lake Potrerillos, with time for a short trek and local coffee or a typical Argentine sandwich.
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A private, licensed-guide walking tour of Mendoza's Old Town, past Plaza San Martín, Mercado Central, and Plaza Independencia, with the option to extend to the Basílica San Francisco for a deeper look at the city's colonial architecture.
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A private day combining Mendoza's city landmarks — City Hall, San Martín Park, and the Cerro de la Gloria monument — with an afternoon winery visit for a tasting and lunch, guided by a local expert throughout.
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A private, all-inclusive day at the Cacheuta hot springs, just 40 minutes from Mendoza — more than ten natural thermal pools between 20°C and 43°C, mud therapy, a natural steam grotto, and a Creole buffet lunch, framed by the Mendoza River canyon.
Private tours in Mendoza are matched to your party size — here's the fleet we draw from for this region.
| Vehicle | Model | Capacity | Best For |
|---|---|---|---|
| Private Car / SUV | Toyota SW4 or similar | Up to 5 guests | A private car and driver for couples or small families — comfortable on Buenos Aires' streets and Patagonia's long open roads alike. |
| Mercedes-Benz Sprinter Van | Mercedes-Benz Sprinter, air-conditioned | Up to 12 guests | The standard vehicle for private multi-day tours across Argentina — comfortable, air-conditioned, and built for long Patagonian distances. |
| Mini-Coach | Mercedes-Benz or Volkswagen mini-coach | Up to 25 guests | For larger groups touring together — a full-size mini-coach with one driver and one itinerary for the whole party. |
Popular stops our guides build into Mendoza itineraries — tap any attraction to learn more.
Parque General San Martín
Mendoza
A sprawling city park created by law in 1896 and designed by landscape architect Carlos Thays, with a man-made lake, rose garden, the Mendoza Zoo grounds, and the university's own soccer stadium — the green heart of Mendoza City and the starting point of the drive up Cerro de la Gloria.
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Cerro de la Gloria
Mendoza
A hillside monument overlooking Mendoza City, dedicated to General José de San Martín and the Army of the Andes, whose 1817 crossing of the mountains helped secure independence for Argentina and Chile — one of Mendoza's most recognizable landmarks.
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Aconcagua Provincial Park
Mendoza
Home to Cerro Aconcagua, at 6,961 meters the highest peak in both the Americas and the Southern Hemisphere. Most visitors see it from the Laguna Horcones viewpoint, a short walk from the park entrance along Route 7 toward the Chilean border.
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Puente del Inca
Mendoza
A natural rock bridge spanning the Las Cuevas River high in the Andes, colored yellow and orange by mineral deposits from the thermal springs that once ran beneath it — one of the most-photographed stops along the High Mountain route toward Chile.
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Plaza Independencia
Mendoza
Mendoza's largest and most central plaza, laid out in the rebuilt city after the 1861 earthquake, with the Museo Municipal de Arte Moderno underground and a weekend arts-and-crafts market above — the natural starting point for exploring the Old Town on foot.
Mendoza City itself sits around 750 meters above sea level, and many wineries and mountain excursions climb well above that — the Uco Valley alone runs 1,000-1,500 meters. It's rarely a serious concern for most travelers, but pace yourself on your first day.
Mendoza sits in the Southern Hemisphere, so summer (December-February) is hot and dry, while winter (June-August) is cool with occasional snow in the mountains. Grape harvest — one of the best times to visit wineries — runs roughly February through April.
Many of Mendoza's top bodegas, especially those with a restaurant or Michelin Guide-recognized lunch, take a limited number of visitors per day and should be booked well ahead, particularly in peak season.
Luján de Cuyo, Maipú, and the Uco Valley are Mendoza's three main wine areas, but they aren't next to each other — the Uco Valley alone is roughly an hour's drive from the city. A private driver removes the need to plan around this yourself.
The Route 7 corridor toward Puente del Inca, Aconcagua, and the Chilean border crosses genuinely high terrain and can close temporarily for snow, even outside deep winter — worth building a little flexibility into a High Mountain day.
Mendoza sits at the foot of the Andes, in the rain shadow that makes it Argentina's driest major city — and, paradoxically, its most fertile wine country, irrigated for centuries by snowmelt channeled through a network of tree-lined canals. It's a city built for outdoor living: wide, plane-tree-shaded avenues, sidewalk cafés, and a laid-back pace that speeds up considerably once Malbec and asado enter the picture.
Voyzo's private tours in Mendoza are driver-led experiences — a private vehicle and guide for your own group, whether that's a half-day at two hand-picked wineries, a full day deep in Aconcagua Provincial Park, or an afternoon at the Cacheuta hot springs.
Tell us your group size and dates — we'll take care of the rest.
