Premium Luján de Cuyo Wine Tasting & Vineyard Tours

Among the 29 tour options we compare, 100% are wine tasting tours. While the primary focus is on wine, the majority of these experiences (97%) are themed around food and drinks. You can also find a smaller selection of food tours or bike tours if you want to vary the pace.

Prices vary depending on the level of exclusivity, but most options fall between $140–$299. The typical spread across booking platforms can range from as low as $34 to as much as $443. If you are looking for the best value, we found that wine tasting tours averaging around $229 offer a great balance of quality and price, maintaining a high 4.81★ rating.

It depends on your preference for privacy. The majority (55%) of the options we compare are private tours, which are ideal for smaller groups or families. However, about 28% of the listings are structured as group tours if you prefer a more social setting.

Inclusions vary by provider, but we see several common features across the listings:

• Wine tasting is included in 76% of options
• A guide is included in 66% of options
• Meals are included in 66% of options

Additionally, about 34% of tours include transport, and roughly one-fifth (21%) offer hotel pickup and drop-off.

You should plan for a full day, as durations typically range from 6.8 to 10.5 hours, with 8 hours being the median. To accommodate international travellers, tours are offered in five languages: Spanish, English, Portuguese, French, and Italian.

The most common way to travel is by car (38%), followed by a private driver (24%). You might also find options involving a bus (14%) or even a bike (7%) if you prefer a more active approach.

The feedback is overwhelmingly positive, with an average rating of 4.81★ based on 416 pooled reviews across booking platforms. Travellers frequently describe their time as an incredible experience, specifically praising the good wineries, the beautiful scenery, and the excellent lunch (dejeuner) provided during the tours.

Booking a private driver is best. Many wineries are far apart and driving after tastings is unsafe.

Use credit cards for most places. Bring cash in US dollars for small shops or tips to get a better exchange rate.

Yes, you should book ahead. Popular wineries in Luján de Cuyo and Uco Valley fill up weeks in advance.