Would you dare to live an unforgettable experience full of adrenaline?
We challenge you to see Mendoza from the sky and you will fall in love with this jumping unique experience!
Stand-up paddle surfing (SUP) is a form of gliding in which the rider uses a paddle to move through the water while standing on a surfboard. SUP You can row in the open sea, in ports, in lakes, rivers or any large body of water, which allows us to enjoy different landscapes and different statuses of the aquatic environment.
If you are looking forward to experiencing the mountain and learning from it, we offer you guided walks through our Precordillera. We offer different alternatives for each adventurer.
If you are looking to connect with the mountain and learn from it, we offer you guided walks through our Precordillera. Half-day or full-day excursions can be complemented with a vertical rappelling down the wall of the third Cascada de la Quebrada del Salto, approximately 18 meters high.
We will depart to the Uco Valley region, to the Tupungato and Tunuyán departments, going through the well-known productive corridor that allows us to see the different fruit plantations and vineyards that give rise to the famous high-altitude wines, visiting 2 High-End wineries located to the foot of the majestic Cordillera de los Andes, knowing the different processes and styles of making internationally awarded wines.
Tour of the foothills, traveling along the old route 7, which led us to the neighboring trans-Andean country Chile. The landscape is impressive and it has historical places for being the road traveled by the army of the liberation campaign of Chile and Peru.
Just 50 km from the city of Mendoza, an experience full of adrenaline. Located in the Villavicencio Nature Reserve, we are prepared to receive family groups, friends, students and adventurers in general, who seek to enjoy an unforgettable day in a magical corner of the province.
Lower revolutions to enjoy life is the secret and this experience will make you live it to the full. The particular fleet of vehicles is made up of seven fully restored Citroën 3CVs, a Mehari and an Ami 8.
These circuits between vineyards are developed in the departments of Luján de Cuyo and Maipú. We will make contact with the culture of work in the hands of immigrants who, using irrigation techniques (canals and ditches) inherited from the ancient aborigines, the Huarpes, managed to transform the desert soil into a great productive oasis.