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Boutique Vineyard
Argentina

Estancia + Bodega Colomé
Northwest Argentina

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Highlights

Stay at one of Argentina’s most remote vineyards – Surrounded by mountains and vast valleys, Colomé feels wonderfully secluded and far removed from modern life.
Taste exceptional high-altitude wines – Sample award-winning Malbec and Torrontés produced from vineyards planted at some of the world’s highest elevations.
Visit the James Turrell Museum – Explore immersive light installations in the world’s only museum dedicated exclusively to the celebrated artist’s work.
Experience the Calchaquí Valleys – Discover dramatic landscapes of red-rock canyons, rolling vineyards and rugged Andean scenery stretching to the horizon.
Dine on estate-grown produce – Enjoy seasonal cuisine showcasing ingredients sourced from the estate’s gardens, vineyards and surrounding valleys.
Stargaze beneath pristine skies – With minimal light pollution and high-altitude conditions, Colomé offers some of the clearest night skies in Argentina.

Excursions

During your time at Colomé, you will be able to explore not only the vineyard but also the surrounding region with carefully planned excursions available at the hotel, including:

Guided visits to Bodega Colomé and wine tastings of the estate’s high-altitude wines.
Entry to and guided tours of the James Turrell Museum, the only museum in the world dedicated exclusively to the artist’s work.
Guided hikes through the estate and the surrounding Calchaquí Valleys.
Horse riding among the vineyards and mountain landscapes.
Visits to pre-Columbian ruins and ancient cave paintings.
Mountain-biking trails around the estate.
Seasonal culinary experiences, including empanada-making classes and estate-to-table dining experiences.

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How to get there

Estancia + Bodega Colomé is fabulously remote, yet the journey to get there is one of the most spectacular in all of Argentina. From Salta, a spectacular drive winds through cactus-studded valleys, dramatic mountain passes and remote villages before reaching the vineyards of Colomé in the Calchaquí Valleys. It might take 4 or 5 hours, but it’s absolutely worth it.

For those short on time, it is possible to do this by helicopter and still take in the stunning landscape from above.

Are children welcome?

Children over the age of 12 are welcome at the Estancia, unless you book the entire estate for private use (which would make for an incredible family holiday).

Giving back

Respect for the land lies at the heart of the Colomé experience. Water is sourced from Andean snowmelt and used sparingly through drip irrigation, while a hydroelectric system harnesses mountain streams to generate renewable energy for the estate. The vineyards are farmed using sustainable practices that encourage biodiversity and minimise chemical intervention, helping to preserve this remarkable landscape for future generations. Beyond the estate, Colomé also supports local communities through long-term investment in education and village infrastructure.

What's Included.

Accommodation in one of the estate’s elegant guestrooms or suites
Daily breakfast, lunch and dinner
Estate wine tastings and winery tours
Entry to the James Turrell Museum
Guided walks through the vineyards and surrounding valleys
Horse riding and mountain-biking on the estate
Access to the swimming pool and estate facilities
Complimentary Wi-Fi throughout the property

Please note that these inclusions do change from time to time.

Why we love Estancia + Bodega Colomé

We could talk about the journey to get here being part of the experience or the fabulous location that is completely separated from the rest of the world, or the amazing wines and fabulous food. We could even detail the James Turrell museum, any of these make it an incredible place. But ultimately it is a sense of exclusivity, the feeling that you have discovered somewhere that no one else knows about, that makes it so special.