This 6-day private Mendoza wine and adventure itinerary alternates active outdoor days with the Uco Valley's best producers — biking through Luján de Cuyo vineyards, riding horseback through the Quebrada del Cóndor at 2,400 meters in the Andean foothills, a full Uco Valley wine day at Salentein, Domaine Bousquet, and Andeluna Cellars, and a river rafting day on the Mendoza River at Potrerillos. Mendoza is one of the few places in the world where you can taste world-class Malbec and then spend the afternoon at altitude in the Andes — this itinerary makes that combination explicit rather than treating wine and activity as separate programs.
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Luján de Cuyo by Bike — Two Bodegas, One Vineyard Lunch: The cycling route through Luján de Cuyo keeps pace with the terrain rather than a clock — enough time at Vistalba and Nieto Senetiner to taste across the range, not just the two wines on a standard tasting menu.
Quebrada del Cóndor Horseback Ride — Full Day at Altitude: The route ascends from 2,400 to 2,800 meters through the Cordón del Plata foothills, following ancient paths visible from the viewpoint at the top. This is the most physically demanding day of the itinerary — and the one with the widest open landscape of all five active days.