Discover wine-making processes and taste local wines here.
Bodega Vasija Secreta is a renowned winery located in Cafayate, Salta, known for its picturesque setting and free wine tours. Situated on RN40, the winery offers a unique opportunity to explore the wine-making process without any booking or payment requirement. Visitors can enjoy a guided tour, albeit in Spanish, which provides insights into the production and history of the wines. The tours conclude with a complimentary tasting of some of their best wines, including the local favorite, Torontes. The winery is wheelchair accessible, ensuring that all visitors can enjoy the experience. Nearby attractions include Cafayate and the Quebrada de las flechas.
Visitors to Bodega Vasija Secreta can enjoy a free tour that showcases the wine-making process. The tour is conducted in Spanish and does not require prior booking or payment. It offers a brief but informative insight into the production of wines, ending with a generous tasting session of their top selections. The winery is accessible to those with mobility needs, with wheelchair-friendly parking, entrances, and seating available. The visit is complemented by the scenic views of the surrounding mountains and vineyards.
| Monday | 9:00–17:30 |
|---|---|
| Tuesday | 9:00–17:30 |
| Wednesday | 9:00–17:30 |
| Thursday | 9:00–17:30 |
| Friday | 9:00–17:30 |
| Saturday | 9:00–17:30 |
| Sunday | 9:00–17:30 |
Hours from the Google record, current as of publication.
Visitors consistently highlight the free and informative wine tours at Bodega Vasija Secreta. Many appreciate the opportunity to learn about the wine-making process and enjoy complimentary tastings of local wines, particularly the Torontes. The picturesque setting and scenic mountain views are also frequently noted as a highlight of the visit.
RN40 Km 4343, A4427 Cafayate, Salta
Photos by Resto Wine, Jorge Sanz, KELO GUANT, Guillermo Lopez, Comedor Y Sandwicheria Guadalupe, Quince cocina & café by Reina mataca, Lucas, Lu Boukhair, Ivan Broggi, Alejandra Cornago, Casa de Peter, via Google.
No, the tours are conducted in Spanish only.
No booking is required for the free tour.
Yes, there is wheelchair accessible parking, entrance, and seating.
