
2-Day Calchaquí Valley Tour to Cachi and Cafayate
Experience the incredible Calchaquí Valley on this activity-filled overnight tour from Salta.

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Experience the incredible Calchaquí Valley on this activity-filled overnight tour from Salta.

Going to Cachi, we will visit the Quebrada de Escoipe and the imposing Cuesta del Obispo. After...

This 3-day tour will take you through the most captivating landscapes of Salta and Jujuy. You will...

From the city of Salta, we will tour the center and south of the Lerma Valley, and then enter the...

Discover the beauty of Salta and Jujuy on an unforgettable journey where nature, culture and...

Our to the wine-growing center of the province, touring the Quebrada de las Conchas. Wind erosion...

En 3 días, explora la Quebrada de Humahuaca, Purmamarca, Tilcara, Hornocal, Cafayate y sus bodegas,...

Dejando atrás el fértil Valle de Lerma, se asciende por la Quebrada de Escoipe para luego continuar...

Visits to the Quebrada de Humahuaca, Purmamarca and the Hill of the 7 Colors, Tilcara, La Cuesta...

Visit Purmamarca and the Hill of the 7 Colors, Salinas Grandes, La Cuesta del Obispo and Los...

Visit Purmamarca and the Cerro de los 7 colores, Salinas Grandes and Cuesta de Lípan, La Quebrada...

Going to Cachi, we will visit the Quebrada de Escoipe and the imposing Cuesta del Obispo. After...

Recorré Salta y Jujuy en 3 días: Cachi, Purmamarca, Tilcara, Humahuaca, Hornocal y Salinas Grandes....

You visit La Quebrada de Humahuaca, Purmamarca and the Cerro de los 7 colores, Tilcara, La Quebrada...
Cachi sits at 2,280 meters (7,480 feet) above sea level in Salta Province, making it one of Argentina's highest inhabited towns.
The town's colonial architecture, including its whitewashed buildings and 17th-century church, reflects its founding in 1740 as a Spanish settlement.
Cachi is surrounded by the Calchaquí Valleys, a UNESCO-recognized wine region producing Torrontés and other high-altitude varietals.
The nearby Serranías del Hornocal mountain range features the famous 14-colored hill (Cerro de los 14 Colores), a geological marvel visible from town.
The town's name comes from the Quechua word for salt, referencing the salt deposits historically mined in the surrounding region.
Cachi has a population of around 1,500 people, maintaining its authentic small-town character despite growing tourism.