Visit to the high Andes with trekking to Quebrada del Durazno
Mendoza is much more than just wine. On this tour, you’ll discover the majesty of the Andes Mountains, its breathtaking landscapes, and charming mountain villages.
From the city, we’ll travel along the High Mountain Route to Aconcagua Provincial Park. Along the way, we’ll stop at Uspallata, Puente del Inca, and other scenic spots. Then, we’ll begin a trek to Quebrada del Durazno, offering incredible views of Aconcagua.
At SAK Wine & Travel, we promote sustainable tourism. By traveling with us, you help protect Mendoza’s water resources.
Included
✔️ Service Category: Semi-private
✔️ Semi-private transfer service
✔️ Shared vehicle
✔️ Bilingual guide
✔️ Snack of handmade products in biodegradable packaging and mineral water
✔️ Trekking activity
✔️ Entrance fees to Aconcagua Provincial Park
✔️ Personal accident insurance
Not Included
❌ Tips
❌ Extras
❌ Any other service not listed in the inclusions of the trip

Food preferences or restrictions
Don’t forget to tell us about this! We have vegetarian, vegan and celiac options available.

Sustainability
At SAK Wine & Travel we create transformative, sustainable journeys that respect nature and help protect Mendoza’s vital water resources.

Accessibility
If you have any questions or special accessibility requirements, don’t hesitate to contact us. We will be happy to help you!
Itinerary

What do you need for this tour?
Essential items
We suggest you to bring these items for personal use to make your excursion perfect:
- Small backpack.
- Extra mineral water.
- Personal care items (lip balm with sunscreen, sunscreen, antibacterial gel/wipes, insect repellent).
- Special clothing: comfortable clothing appropriate to the weather forecast and footwear suitable for the activity.
Safety tips: Inform the guide or driver about any illness, allergy or physical restriction. Remember to bring your medication and administration instructions.
Note: The best clothing for mountain activities is wool or synthetic materials in layers, as they dry quickly and keep warmth better. We suggest a base layer, then an intermediate layer, such as a light fleece coat or similar, and then a windproof and waterproof layer.










