How many days does this combo take?

You need a minimum of 2 days. Each excursion (Humahuaca and Cafayate) runs approximately 12 hours, covering driving, guided stops, and activities.

What regions and towns are included?

The combo covers the Quebrada de Humahuaca in Jujuy (Purmamarca, Tilcara, Cerro de los 7 Colores) and the Cafayate wine valley in Salta, including the dramatic Quebrada de las Conchas canyon.

Is a winery visit included?

Yes, one of the highlights is a winery visit and tasting in the Cafayate region, typically on the second day.

What's the elevation, and should I worry about altitude sickness?

The region ranges from 1,400–2,400m above sea level. If arriving from lower elevation, allow a day to acclimatise, drink water, and move slowly. Altitude sickness is possible but uncommon at these heights for most travellers.

Meals are not always included in the combo price. Carry cash for lunch and refreshments in small towns along the route, or confirm meal options when booking.

Pack layers (mornings are cool, afternoons warm), sunscreen, hat, sunglasses, water, snacks, and comfortable walking shoes. Bring cash for meals and tips, and consider motion sickness tablets if you're sensitive to mountain roads.

Salta combo 2: Cafayate and Humahuaca

Salta, Argentina

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About this activity

Combine two iconic Andean valleys in a comprehensive 2-day adventure across Salta and Jujuy provinces. This paired excursion covers the UNESCO-listed Quebrada de Humahuaca and the dramatic Cafayate wine region, offering striking mountain landscapes, colonial heritage sites, and local wine tasting in a single trip.

Combo 2 in Salta and Jujuy!! Hiring this combo you make the excursions of Humahuaca and Cafayate. You need at least 2 days since each excursion lasts approximately 12 hours. Visits to the Quebrada de Humahuaca, Purmamarca and the Cerro de los 7 colores, Tilcara, La Quebrada de las Conchas and a winery.

2 days to get to know both provinces with two full day excursions!

Highlights

✓Purmamarca's Cerro de los 7 Colores (Hill of Seven Colours) — iconic striped mountain and Instagram-famous viewpoint
✓Tilcara fortress and archaeological museum in the heart of Quebrada de Humahuaca
✓Quebrada de las Conchas — towering red-rock canyon with scenic stops en route to Cafayate
✓Winery visit and tasting in Cafayate wine valley
✓Two full-day guided excursions covering 240+ km across two provinces
✓Mix of natural landscapes, pre-Hispanic history, and colonial architecture

Insider tips

★Book accommodation in advance if extending beyond the 2-day combo — Purmamarca and Cafayate fill quickly in high season
★Each day is roughly 12 hours including driving; bring snacks, water, and sun protection for long travel
★Cafayate sits at 1,650m elevation; arrive a day early to acclimatise if coming from sea level
★Winery hours vary; confirm tasting times when booking to avoid missing last entry

Good to know

•Minimum 2 days required; each excursion is approximately 12 hours of activity and transport
•Bring layers — mountain weather changes rapidly; mornings cool, afternoons warm at 1,500–2,500m elevation
•High altitude (1,400–2,400m) — allow time to acclimatise and stay hydrated
•Long days involve mostly vehicle-based touring with moderate walking at key stops; inform guide of mobility needs
•Meals not always included; carry cash for lunch and refreshments at small towns along the route

Who it's for

Landscape and nature photographers seeking dramatic mountain vistasWine enthusiasts wanting to explore Argentina's high-altitude wine regionsCultural travellers interested in pre-Hispanic heritage and colonial townsVisitors with limited time who want to see multiple regions without separate bookings

Best time to visit

Visit April–May or September–October for mild temperatures, clear skies, and optimal vineyard conditions. December–February brings afternoon rain risk in the highlands; July–August can be cold at night but offers dry, sunny days.