Andes High Mountain Tour à Mendoza

Guides were friendly and informative. Sites are unique and worth visiting. However long drive in bus, the poor lunch buffet offered prevents a five star. I recommend packing your own lunch.

A long day with a lot of driving but worth it. Spectacular scenery. Especially liked the unique Inca Bridge. Our guide, Aida, did a great job of explaining everything in both Spanish and English.

We took a small group tour to the high mountains from Mendoza. Beautiful drive and various stops in the Andes. You do spend a lot of time in the bus because it's a long way but the scenery is spectacular. The stop at the Inca Bridge was probably my favourite. Suggest taking a sweater as windy and chilly at the top - you reach almost 4000 metres. Picked up at 7.30am and got back at 7pm. Our guide Aida did a fine job of guiding us in both Spanish and English.

The most memorable part of the tour was absolutely seeing the high Andes. They are so beautiful. I was impressed by the colorful oxid slopes - amazing.

Beautiful Province.- It is the fourth time we visited it.- With my wife we stayed at the Huentala Hotel.- Excellent in terms of building amenities, Attention, Restaurant and most importantly "la cava" with very good wines.- The Huenala has connections with the Sheraton and Hualta Hotels making the stay more complete as we were able to use services of the three hotels (Spa, tastings, cava, Restaurants, etc.) To come back

The tour is very good, you pass through very different landscapes, the Pot del Inca is very beautiful. When I went there was snow The guide explained about the hotel there for the use of thermal waters, which no longer exists. Porter was destroyed by an avalanche.

The trip was good and we saw a few cool things, I really liked our tour guide and driver, the Estavans. Especially when I got to talk to them one on one. Beware about this booking.... The listing states there is a maximum of 6 people on this tour. This is false information, there were 15 people on this trip. We were the last to be picked up, we did not get to sit together, and I was crammed into a bench seat with 3 other people, the only way we fit was to keep our arms between our legs. The tour guide did move me to the front seat, but my husband felt he was left on his own.

With my wife we traveled from June 4 to 9, 2023 to Mendoza. Excursions were contracted from Federal Capital via Qwerty. City tour, wineries, High mountain, San Rafael, Atuel Canyon. In addition to the spectacular landscapes, the cordial attention received in the cellars, the punctuality of the transfers and the excellent quality of the guides, we want to highlight the very personal and out-of-the-box attention of Constance, who knew how to fully interpret our wishes and budget when organizing this trip so dreamed of by us.

The professional attitude from both the guide Ana and Driver Brian have to be remarked, by both maintaining the interest of the group, the timing for the experience and also making us to enjoy with great spirit and joy, both remarkable people, that you can say, 'they loved what they do' Gabriel

This was a very nice tour. We saw a lot and the views were breathtaking. Our group was compromised of both English and Spanish speakers and our guide did a great job communicating in both languages. She must have been exhausted by the end of the day! The pickup was weird. We were told that we couldn't be picked up at our hotel so we went to the Hyatt. The next stop after the Hyatt turned out to be our hotel. That was very annoying. The only choice for lunch was a cafeteria-style at the restaurants. There was ALOT of food and it was tasty but way more than i like to have for lunch. Cash was needed and the cost was 2400 pesos per person.