Information about Cacheuta:

Cacheuta is a beautiful place that has a thermal center with new technologies and the empowerment of the prestigious Cacheuta grotto. At the height of Cerro Cacheuta, in the heart of the Mendoza mountain range, is the Pedestrian Suspension Bridge that connects us with the Lasherina town of Cacheuta Norte that offers the alternative of historical tourism.

The pre-Andean town of Cacheuta is a hybrid sample arising from the intersection of the typical arid landscape of our mountain and the customs of descendants of immigrants who inhabit these places.

It remains on the pass to the neighboring country of Chile that borders the province of Mendoza.

Its thermal baths are very famous in the region and are visited by thousands of tourists from all over and visitors to the province every year.

Information about Potrerillos:

Potrerillos is a town located 69 km from the city of Mendoza, on the Andes. It is accessed by national route No. 7, which connects to Chile.

In the Luján de Cuyo department, the Potrerillos mountain districts - such as El Salto, Valle del Sol, Las Vegas, El Carmelo and Las Carditas - are reborn with investments aimed at an international public and complete the offer of elegant inns that wine tourism has. .

Potrerillos is a tourist village that offers visitors hotels, cabins, restaurants, supermarkets, travel agencies, adventure tourism and more.

From November to March, the mountain paradores are meeting places for young people, barbecue and live music. Beer and drinks are imposed on the wines and the loin sandwich and grilled pizza are also very popular. In addition to typical dishes, the traditional parador Argentina Rafting offers rafting down the river, canopy, rock climbing and hiking through the hills.

In Potrerillos we recommend that you enjoy: Horseback riding, Trekking, Climbing, Zipline, Mountain Bike, Bungee Jumping and Raftinf, among its most popular activities.

Its most visited places that you cannot miss are: Mendoza River, Potrerillos Lake and Vallecitos, the latter especially in winter, to explore the snow and have fun playing with a sledge.