Valle de Uco

In the heart of Argentina’s wine country you’ll find Valle de Uco, Mendoza. At the foot of the Andes and bordered by a mountainous belt, Cordon de Plata, this idyllic postcard setting for your Malbec tasting experiences awaits your arrival.

But Valle de Uco offers more than just wine tastings and beautiful views, with a setting as picturesque for wine lovers as adventure seekers alike. Offering everything from a relaxing walk through a vineyard to climbing our famous Aconcagua Mountain (the highest mountain in both the southern and western hemispheres), and everything in between: horse rides, rock climbing, rafting, hiking, fly fishing, yoga, and so much more!

What they’re saying about Valle de Uco:

“Why? Mendoza is in Argentina’s wine region, but it’s also known for its adventure tourism, thanks to its proximity to the Andes; Who should go: Wine lovers and nature lovers; Don’t miss: The Uco Valley [Valle de Uco], located about 90 minutes from the town of Mendoza.” – Forbe’s 20 Best Places to Visit In 2020

Mendoza on National Geographic’s 2020 Best Trips List: “Mendoza province is a spectacularly scenic place to tour vineyards and satisfy the palate. Copious sunshine, bone-dry climate, and a high altitude (nearing 4,000 feet at some vineyards) nourish Mendoza’s award-winning Malbec and other varietals…yet it’s the locals’ warmth and their passion for winemaking that set Mendoza apart from other global wine capitals”

“Within the vast region’s five remarkable different sub-regions lies the Valle de Uco (Uco Valley), the high-altitude home of the nation’s best Malbec production…world-class terroir – the core of the onion – exists in the Uco Valley” – VinePair