Motorbike Tour
Valles de Calchaquies
Duration
3 days / 4 nights
Participants
5 - 8 riders
Distance
640 kilometres
Roads
40% gravel roads
Choose the best Motorcycle
Tour the Calchaquíes Valleys on a motorcycle for 4 days
Yamaha
Yamaha 250
- Sure third grade
- 300 km diaries
- Padlock of security
- Sketch of the map
- Luggage and bags
- Bag of deposit
PRICE
165 US$
Single room surcharge
690 US$
Pillion / Passenger
difficulty
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Motorcycle tours Valles Calchaquies
A wonderful world surrounded by huge cacti, horses and gauchos, lunar landscapes and beautiful colonial towns full of stories. This is the land of the best Malbec in the world.
What's included
- Motorbike rental
- Third party insurance
- Multilingual guides
- Mechanical support
- Petrol for the whole trip
- Maps
- All accommodation (double rooms) in locally typical high quality hotels
- Breakfasts
- Snacks and water on the road
- All dinners, mostly gourmet
- Airport transfers in Salta
- Wine Tastings
- Flights
- Lunch
- Drinks
- Entry fees
- Fully comprehensive insurance
- Additional transport (taxi, bus, train)
- Tips
- Travel/health insurances
- Accident insurances
route
Valles Calchaquies: Summary
Valles Calchaquies: Climate
During this trip of 4 days and 3 nights, and about 510 km of paved road and 130 km off road – we will tour around the Calchaquies Valleys, where huge estancias owned by traditional families have created one of the best wine-making regions in the country.
Passing through la Quebrada de las Conchas we will reach Cafayate where we’ll taste the famous Malbec wine. The next day we will continue along the mythical route 40 and learn about the making of Ponchos, used by the General Guemes and his army, the famous Argentine Gauchos.
The last day of our trip we will cross the National Park Los Cardones where we will admire endless views of different sizes of Pasacana Cactus, some of which are 500 years old. Then we’ll bike to la Piedra del Molino, a beautiful view point at 10984 ft over sea level. From there we will descend by la Cuesta del Obispo for a typical homemade lunch of empanadas or guiso at El Carril. Finally we’ll arrive in Salta where we’ll have our goodbye celebration dinner