Short description
Discover the heart of Tarija through its history and culture, dating back to 1574, founded on the banks of the Guadalquivir River. Its mystical towns, such as San Lorenzo and Tomatitas, and imposing Republican mansions, give way to its gas potential. The best high-altitude wines are found in the Tarija valley, between 1,700 and 2,200 meters above sea level. Or, to speak of vineyards at 2,400 meters above sea level. Vineyards, grape harvesting, wine tasting, float parades, and grape stomping are all you need to know.
Day 1: Potosí – Tarija
Presentation of the itinerary and expedition details. Today, a magical adventure in the interior of the Colossus Silver Mine. Later, pleasant landscapes along the way, and in small towns, we’ll savor the aroma of peaches or Pelon sodas. We’ll explore the central valley of Santa Ana and Concepción. We’ll enjoy a wine tasting and hike through the highest artisanal vineyards in the world, such as Casa Vieja. Accommodation in a hotel.
Day 2: Tarija – Guadalquivir River.
Today, a city tour of the historic center, the Golden House, the Paleontological Museum, the Church of San Francisco, and the Flower Park. At midday, we’ll take a stroll along the Guadalquivir River and visit the San Jacinto Dam. Time for refreshments, where the vineyards have given rise to typical restaurants full of life and atmosphere. We’ll sample all kinds of crabs. At the appropriate time, transfer to the airport or hotel, or return to Potosí (optional). End of trip.
Includes:
- Assistance and transfer In / Out.
- Exclusive 4×4 tour or tourist bus depending on the number of participants.
- Bilingual Spanish/English lead guide.
- Diet (1 breakfast, 2 lunches, 1 dinner).
- 01 night accommodation in Tarija.
- Transfer to the Guadalquivir River and vineyards.
- Written informative guides of places visited.
- Basic travel insurance.
Not included:
- Drinks.
- Tips.
- Extras.
Service price:
79 USD p/pax
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