
Asado
Asado is a popular Argentine dish that consists of various cuts of meat, including ribs, sausages, and offal,...

Nestled at the foot of the Andes in western Argentina, Mendoza is a vibrant city known for world-class Malbec wines and stunning mountain views. Founded in 1561, its tree-lined streets reflect colonial roots and a laid-back culture shaped by both Spanish and indigenous influences.
In early November, Mendoza offers comfortable spring weather, with sunny days averaging around 25°C (77°F)—perfect for exploring café terraces and outdoor coworking spaces. Digital nomads will love the affordable guesthouses, friendly coworking cafés, and fast WiFi, all in a city that blends lively plazas with easy access to Argentina’s best vineyards and outdoor adventures.
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Location
Cuyo region, Argentina
Currency
Argentine Peso (ARS)
Religion
Roman Catholicism
Population
1,200,000
Language
Spanish
Electricity
220V, 50Hz, types C/I
Time zone
UTCART (UTC-3)
Country code
+54
Internet access
Widespread broadband, 4G/5G, affordable
Climate
Semi-arid, dry, sunny, mild winters
Language:
Spanish
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Mendoza is easily reached by air, with direct flights from Buenos Aires and Santiago, Chile, landing at El Plumerillo International Airport. For budget-friendly options, long-distance buses connect Mendoza to major Argentine cities—rides are comfortable and often include WiFi, making them ideal for digital nomads. Trains are limited and not commonly used for this route.
November weather is typically pleasant, with mild spring temperatures and little rain, making travel smooth. There are no boats due to Mendoza’s inland location. When planning your trip from November 3 to 6, book transportation early as spring can attract more visitors. Digital nomads will also find good bus options between Mendoza and Santiago, with border crossings generally efficient.
Mendoza enjoys a semi-arid, sunny climate with hot summers (December–February) often reaching 33°C (91°F) and mild, dry winters (June–August) with cool nights. Rainfall is scarce, mainly during summer, making it ideal for outdoor adventures and wine tours almost year-round.
From November 3 to November 6, Mendoza is in late spring. Expect pleasant, warm days (18–28°C/64–82°F) and cool nights—perfect for sightseeing, festivals, and gastronomy. Extreme weather is unlikely; occasional afternoon breezes and rare brief showers may occur, but overall conditions are favorable for exploring vineyards and enjoying the city’s vibrant nightlife.
Mendoza is famous for its Malbec wines and hearty Argentine cuisine like empanadas, asado (barbecue), and locro, a traditional stew. Sample local flavors at bustling markets or casual eateries such as Azafrán and El Mercadito, which both offer vegetarian options. For a sweet treat, try dulce de leche desserts or regional alfajores.
Digital nomads can work and relax in trendy cafés like Brödern or Anna Bistró, which have strong Wi-Fi and cozy atmospheres. Many bars and wineries offer affordable tastings; consider day trips to nearby vineyards. Tipping is customary—leave 10%, usually in cash. Keep in mind that dinner starts late, often after 8 p.m., and many places close for siesta.

Asado
Asado is a popular Argentine dish that consists of various cuts of meat, including ribs, sausages, and offal,...

Empanadas
Empanadas are savory pastries filled with a variety of ingredients, such as seasoned ground meat, cheese, onions, and...

Milanesa
Milanesa is a breaded and fried cutlet, typically made with beef, chicken, or veal. It is a classic...

Matambre
Matambre is a popular Argentinian dish consisting of thinly sliced meat, such as flank steak or beef, rolled...

Locro
Locro is a hearty stew that features a thick and creamy base made from corn, pumpkin, beans, and...
Mendoza’s city center is perfect for digital nomads, offering reliable Wi-Fi, cafes, and walkability. Choose hotels around Plaza Independencia for convenience; top picks include Park Hyatt Mendoza and Hotel NH Mendoza Cordillera, both with great amenities and central locations. For easy booking and best deals, use Hotels.com for price comparisons and availability.
If you prefer quieter surroundings, explore the Chacras de Coria neighborhood, known for boutique hotels and a relaxed vibe. November is high season—book early for dates like November 3–6, as wine festivals may increase demand. Many hotels offer coworking spaces or quiet lounges, making it easy to balance work and exploration.
Immerse yourself in Mendoza’s vibrant arts and cultural scene while sampling local cuisine and exploring lively neighborhoods, setting the tone for an inspiring work-travel experience.
Begin your Mendoza experience with a self-guided art walk down Avenida Aristides Villanueva, a lively street known for its colorful murals, hip cafes, and independent galleries. Take in the urban art scene, snap photos, and enjoy the energetic vibe—a perfect intro to the city.
Dive into Mendoza’s flavors at Mercado Central—try fresh empanadas, olive oils, and local wines. This classic market is ideal for an affordable, authentic first taste of city life. Pick up gourmet souvenirs while mingling with locals at lunch.
Visit the ECA for a look at Mendoza’s contemporary art scene. Discover thought-provoking exhibits from local and national artists. Don’t miss the building itself—a blend of classic and modern architecture. Admission is usually free!

All Day, Small Group, Luxury Wine Tour with Gourmet Lunch
This is a luxury, small group (nine people) wine tour of Mendoza´s fine wine region. We spend the day visiting the very best wineries (three to four in one day) and trying the best wines in the most beautiful locations. A multiple course gourmet lunch with wine pairings is included. A guide accompanies you throughout the day and gives insights and anecdotes regarding wine and Mendoza. Many of our guides are trained sommeliers or winemakers. The tour is in one language and the wineries and region (Lujan de Cuyo or Uco Valley) differ from day-to-day as there are many amazing places to see. Our tours are fun and casual with the focus on exceptional wines, creative food and stunning settings. The wineries we visit differ from day to day but are from a select group of top-quality producers.

Tour Aconcagua Park in Small Group from Mendoza with Barbecue Lunch
Group size no more than nine people with breakfast and lunch with wine included. Unlike most other Mendoza agencies we actually enter Aconcagua Park and hike for one hour. An extravagant barbecue lunch with limitless wine is also included. Travel the old Trans-Andean railway via minibus on this 8-hour small-group tour. With your guide, pass the snow-capped Cordón del Plata and stop by the turquoise Potrerillos lake on your way to the mountain town of Uspallata. After passing through Penitentes Ski Resort you’ll reach Aconcagua National Park. On your return back you will have the opportunity to stop and see Puente Del Inca, a naturally formed bridge over a steep ravine. Once in Uspallata you’ll enjoy an afternoon lunch of Argentine asado (local style barbecue - not gourmet) before concluding your tour at approximately at 5:30pm.
From $180 USD

Cacheuta Hot Springs Park + Intermediate Rafting
We provide a personalized service, where you are the protagonist of this adventure. Adapting to your times and preferences, so that you can live a perfect day, combining the landscape and relaxation of the Cacheuta Hot Springs and the adrenaline offered by the Mendoza River.
From $100 USD

Malbec & Mountain Uco Valley Private Wine Tour with Gourmet Lunch
This is both a wine tour and a mountain tour conducted in a spacious 4X4. Venture into Uco Valley through the Andes mountains, combining stunning views with great food and wine. This private wine tour is with a friendly and professional guide. Pick up is at 10am and we take an unpaved mountain road through Valle de Las Carreras. We then visit two wineries in Uco Valley and enjoy premium wines at each winery. Receive wine tasting instructions and background information about each location. Enjoy a multiple-course gourmet lunch with wine pairings. This tour includes a driver, guide, lunch, hotel pickup and drop-off.
From $370 USD

Private Tour from Mendoza to the Divisadero Largo
We offer to the tourist the possibilite to discover a treasure close from the city. No many people even the locals knows the secrets and the amazing senery you can see onces you´re there! The tour was developed with passion and sincere admiration for our land. we want to share it with all of you
From $70 USD

Trekking + Rapeles + Terma de Cacheuta ("Thermal Water Park")
We will visit "Cacheuta", Mendoza. We will arrive at this beautiful place along the Pan American Route, entering gradually the Mendocina mountain range. "Villa de Cacheuta" is the place where we will carry out all the activities of observation, adventure and relaxation. The adventure venues are not well known, as they are only visited by athletes who carry out activities in those places, such as climbing, and running.
From $140 USD

Zipline Adventure: Exploring Potrerillos Valley
Soar over the desert-like Potrerillos Valley on this guided zipline tour from Mendoza. Choose from two options: On the Base Tour, speed along five ziplines high above the valley floor, and capture views of vineyard country and the snowcapped peaks of the Cordon del Plata, a subrange of the Andes mountains. Need more thrills? Upgrade to the Adrenaline Tour and whoosh over the Mendoza River on a final zipline of 1,476 feet (450 meters) in length. Bonus: Hotel transport is included.
From $99 USD

Horseback ride through vineyards followed by gourmet lunch
Registered for PreViaje. This excursion is suitable for people with no riding experience and also more accomplished riders who can canter through the vines. Most horseback excursions in Mendoza are a rustic experience in the mountains at least 90 minutes from the city. We do this is through a vineyard 30 minutes from the city and the lunch is a sumptous gourmet feast with high quality wine pairings. The horseback ride is 90 minutes in duration through the vineyards of Southern Maipu, followed by a gourmet lunch at Divina Marga restaurant and wine cellar. We begin the excursion at a stables in Lunlunta and take a route through vineyards, leafy country lanes and the dry river bed of the Rio Mendoza. We then sit down to a gourmet asado (Argentine bbq) which involves multiple courses meal and wines in the beautiful setting of a country mansion.
From $210 USD

wine tours in wine country mendoza Argentina
We pick up at the hotel from our private guide / driver to begin the tour of the first winery, you will travel from 20 minutes to 1 hour (depending on the region to visit).we have three regions,Maipu, Lujan de Cuyo and Valle de uco one of the best region for Malbec this region is about 112 km from Mendoza City, There you will visit the facilities, taste and enjoy some of the best Malbec in the world. In the second winery, you will start the same process again, and in the third winery there you will have lunch with the exquisiteses of the Mendocina kitchen.
From $160 USD

Horseback Riding in the Andes, gaucho experience & BBQ
Horseback riding in Mendoza through its magical landscapes: a full day to experience our regional culture. At Don Daniel mountain hut you will get to know the Cordón del Plata and enjoy typical Argentinean activities, such as drinking mate with sopaipillas (a deep-fried pastry), or eating a great asado (barbecue) in the mountains.
From $265 USD
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