Ischigualasto National Park - Moon Valley

We took the vehicle tour, which leaves every hour (the last one at 3 PM or 4 PM, in winter). A caravan is formed, led by a car with the park guide. We went with Fabián, from the company Runacay (Villa Unión), who picked us up at the La Rioja airport and took us directly to the park (about 2-2.5 hours). I recommend him to you. Very professional, super attentive, and kind. In total, it takes you about 3-4 hours touring the park, with about 5 stops.

I did not find this destination on Tripadvisor, but it is a must-see place.

We were two adults and one student (cheaper admission fee). We went by caravan, with the car going all the way. The guide was in the first car. We discovered the William Sill site museum. Also visited: Painted Valley, bowl field and fungus.(4 stops in total). It lasts approximately 3 hours. Dps you can visit the Ischigualasto museum and the craft fair. There is a dining room and bathrooms.

The tour is done in own car in carabana with a guide in the car ahead. They leave every hour. The route is long and flies a lot of dirt. There are 5 stops, the first the least interesting, the sphinx and bowling court beautiful, the submarine, the fungus and the museum great. Tiring but cute, to meet once in a lifetime

excellent visit, in your own vehicle the guides take you along 42 km of incredible roads. We were lucky to have to take the guide, Luján, who made us enjoy the experience with enormous professionalism. It has all services, bathroom, bar, resting places, etc.

Stunning place, super exploited to tourism and everything perfectly organized. Carry water and sunscreen if or if Many foreigners, I think they miss a lot because the guide only speaks Spanish...

very nice, clean and tidy, quite organized for the tourist. I like it. Recommended places to enjoy that have

The amount of entry seemed excessive to me...in February 2024 if you are Argentine $10 thousand per person. If you are a foreigner, $20,000 per person, just to take the tour. You have to do it in your own vehicle, approximately 3 hours and there are no gas stations nearby. There are few artisans and there is a business with coffee and food that is very expensive. They receive debit. If you go along the RN150 there are tunnels but there is not a kiosk nor a sign on the route to the capital. Bring water and ice. Dry rivers and dead cows on the way. In the capital there is a nice park (May) and around different museums...church...casa de sarmiento...history with earthquakes etc...most of them do not charge... When you go from San Juan to Mendoza there is health control $1250 you cannot enter with fruits

Imposing landscape. Very good guide. There were only a few cars in the caravan and the explanation was well appreciated and photos were taken.

3rd time there. The walk under the moonlight is not to be missed. All park staff excellent. I want to come back! Going to San Juan was the great excuse to visit it again!