Salta & Northwest Argentina
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September 17 2015Argentina4u Review: Salinas Grandes Day Tour
If Northern Argentina is on your travel itinerary (and it should be), a Salinas Grandes Day Tour is sure to be the high point of you holiday. This comprehensive tour traversing Salta and Jujuy will not only allow you to...
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January 23 2015
Your Perfect 3-Day Salta Itinerary
Far from the glaciers and snow-capped mountains of Patagonia, Argentina's northern corner holds its own secrets and stunning landscapes. Salta and neighbouring Jujuy are worth spending time exploring, with their surreal mountains and valleys, jungle and vineyards, and indigenous cultural...
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October 8 2014
Salta Wine Festival: A Celebration of Torrontes in Cafayate
Semana del Torrontés de Altura - Week of High Altitude Torrontés / source Torrontés is to Cafayate, Salta, what Malbec is to Mendoza. This native Argentine white grape variety is gaining in popularity and status. So what makes Cafayate...
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September 25 2014
Travelling to San Antonio de los Cobres from Salta
If you’re planning to travel to Argentina, a popular destination around this time of year is the Northern Province of Salta; A part of Argentina which couldn’t be more different from the very European Buenos Aires. Salta lies about a...
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May 31 2014
Our Top 4 High Altitude Wineries
Salta has become a prime wine-tasting destination thanks to its high altitude wines and wineries. The ‘wines of altitude’ refer to those that are produced in the town of Cafayate, which is located in the Salta province and has an altitude...
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May 18 2014
Salta Must-Dos: Don’t Leave Without Trying These 5 Things
Visiting Salta should be on everyone’s itinerary when making a trip to Argentina, as this province has a unique culture and is home to some truly breathtaking landscapes. However, if your time here is limited and you aren’t able to...
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May 7 2014
The People of Salta: Discover its Indigenous Communities
Out of all the provinces in Argentina, Salta is the one with the highest concentration of indigenous peoples, due to its close proximity to the Andes and Bolivia. Prior to the arrival of the Spanish, this part of the country...
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February 3 2014
Discover the Best Wines in Argentina by Region
When we mention the best wines in Argentina your mind will no doubt turn straight to Mendoza. Whereas this region is the wine capital of Argentina and does indeed produce some incredible wines, you should not neglect the other famous wine-growing...
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October 8 2013
The Wine in Salta: Tasting Wines of Altitude
Most people think of wine in Argentina and conjure up images of rich, tasty Malbecs from the Mendoza region, which are often accompanied by a juicy steak (mmm). However, whereas these are of course delicious, it should be taken into...
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September 30 2013
Alemanía: The Ghost Town in Salta
Alemanía, the eerie ghost town in Salta where fewer than ten families reside, is located in the Calchaquí Valley, halfway between Salta City and the wine-making region of Cafayate. Though it may be well off the beaten track, this beautiful...
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September 9 2013
3 Tours That Visit San Antonio de los Cobres
You finally arrive in the beautiful region of Salta and you're ready to discover the many wonderful landscapes that it offers, including a tour to the exotic and unmissable San Antonio de los Cobres. There are a number of ways...
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September 2 2013
Things You Should Know about Salta
The Salta province of Argentina’s Northwest corner is one of the most spectacular regions in the country. The diversity in the magnificent landscape is striking; here you can find giant striated red rock formations, sweeping river valleys, wild jungle, and...
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