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The 'Vuelta a los Valles' — a full loop through Los Cardones National Park, Cachi, and Cafayate's wine country.
The so-called 'Vuelta a los Valles' is a unique loop covering almost the entirety of the Calchaquí Valleys — from Salta through Cuesta del Obispo and Los Cardones National Park to Cachi, then along Route 40 past the Calchaquí River and historic towns like Molinos, Seclantás, and Angastaco, ending with a night in Cafayate and a morning visiting its wineries before returning through the Quebrada de las Conchas.
This real loop route passes through Los Cardones National Park (home to the region's iconic giant cardón cacti) and the Cuesta del Obispo mountain pass en route to Cachi, continues along the historic Route 40 through Molinos, Seclantás, and Angastaco, overnights in Cafayate with time for its vineyards, and returns to Salta through the Quebrada de las Conchas canyon.
A popular starting point — every Voyzo itinerary is fully customizable, so we'll shape the order and stops around your group.
Hotel pickup included in Salta.
A real national park named for its towering cardón cacti, crossed via the dramatic Cuesta del Obispo pass.
Molinos, Seclantás, and Angastaco — genuine small Calchaquí Valley towns along the historic route.
A morning visiting real Cafayate vineyards before the return drive.
Back to your hotel, home, or the airport — whenever your day wraps up.
The so-called 'Vuelta a los Valles' is a unique loop covering almost the entirety of the Calchaquí Valleys — from Salta through Cuesta del Obispo and Los Cardones National Park to Cachi, then along Route 40 past the Calchaquí River and historic towns like Molinos, Seclantás, and Angastaco, ending with a night in Cafayate and a morning visiting its wineries before returning through the Quebrada de las Conchas. This real loop route passes through Los Cardones National Park (home to the region's iconic giant cardón cacti) and the Cuesta del Obispo mountain pass en route to Cachi, continues along the historic Route 40 through Molinos, Seclantás, and Angastaco, overnights in Cafayate with time for its vineyards, and returns to Salta through the Quebrada de las Conchas canyon.
This loop of the Calchaquí Valleys leaves Salta by the Cuesta del Obispo, a winding, steep stretch of Route 33, and crosses the Piedra del Molino at about 3,348 meters above sea level, the highest point of the route. From there the road enters Los Cardones National Park, created in 1996 over more than 65,000 hectares and named for the cardón cactus, which can live 250 to 300 years and grow up to 12 meters tall.
Beyond Cachi the route follows the historic Route 40 through Molinos, Seclantás and Angastaco, small Calchaquí towns strung along the river, before reaching Cafayate. Torrontés and other high-altitude wines are the morning's focus after the overnight there, and the return runs through the Quebrada de las Conchas.
Note that this tour includes a night in Cafayate, so it is a two-day loop rather than a single day despite its title.
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