Andes Guided Adventure: Explore via 4x4

Hop on this 4x4 journey and begin exploring the natural wonders of the Andes. Take on a new challenge, explore the untamed scenery of the Andes mountains and get to know the history and culture of this world-renowned region.

Our journey begins in the city of San Miguel de Tucumán, a cultural hub of Argentina's northwest region. From here, we will travel towards Laguna Blanca, a beautiful lake with crystal-clear waters that reflect the surrounding snow-capped mountains. After experiencing a taste of its natural beauty and wildlife, we'll proceed to El Peñón, a quiet and scenic town, to rest and prepare for the exciting week ahead of us.

Explore Campo de Piedra Pómez, a natural wonder with a vast expanse of white volcanic rock formations, deep canyons and otherworldly shapes, sculpted by the wind and the elements over thousands of years.

Ascend up some of the largest and most impressive volcanoes of the Andes, such as, Galán Volcano. With an elevation of 5,910 meters, it stands as one of the highest peaks in the area. Witness its unique geological landscape filled with hot springs and impressive geysers. You will explore Tuzgle volcano, a 5,486 meters high active stratovolcano in Salta.

Get a glimpse of the rugged beauty found in Tolar Grande, surrounded between salt flats and towering mountains; important geological marvels with stunning panoramas. Along the way we will also come across various landmarks such as Cono de Arita, one of the tallest rock formations in the world, La Casualidad, a large gold and silver mine, and the historic Estación Caipe, a stunning train station with intricate detailing and ornate ironwork.

Hike up Cerro Macon, an important cultural site and a part of the Andes mountain range. This ascent will let you admire its variety of flora and fauna, including condors, foxes and guanacos. In addition to its wild beauty, it also holds cultural significance as a sacred site for the Mapuche people, who believe their ancestor's spirits reside there.

Discover San Antonio de los Cobres, a town that serves as a gateway to some of the region's most incredible natural attractions such as Desierto del Diablo, also known as the "Devil's Desert"; home to ancient fossilized remains of prehistoric animals. After exploring one of the world's most rugged landscapes, be rewarded by visiting Ojo del Mar, or "Eye of the Sea", a mesmerizing lagoon fed by an underground river, which gives it a beautiful clear blue color.

Don't miss out on this 4x4 adventure, go beyond your boundaries and contact me to start planning your trip today!