Explore Condor Valley

Guests at La Bodega experience Condor Valley’s authentic cuisine made with the freshest ingredients, grown, raised, and prepared on our ranch. Meat and Traditional Asado Condor Valley raises its own herds of high-quality cattle and sheep for o...

Argentina Birding Tours Condor Valley has much to offer the birder. Of course the namesake condors are the prime attraction on this 65,000 acre ranch. Rare Andean Condors nest on the ranch and are often visible soaring above the mountains; as many as...

Salta Known also as “the slow Argentina”, in Salta there is no such thing as being in a rush. Aptly recognized as the fifth most beautiful city in South America, Salta is charmed by pristine Colonial architecture, rich history and amiable weather. In ...

THE INDIGENOUS PEOPLES OF THE CALCHAQUI VALLEYS The Diaguita Tribes Written by Martin Pekarek edited by Jodi Lorimer, translated by Valentina Pick up a book on the history of Northwest Argentina and one is likely to find it begins with the arrival...

Choose one of our dozen of horses from the ranch. Our lead gaucho Tati, Martin or Bruno will lead you to see La Bodega and or El Tipal ranches, view Indian artifacts, or search out native wildlife. *For each 1 Day/night  horse food room (shared ...

The geography and terrain of Condor Valley is extensive. 70,000 acres with varying elevations and microclimeates make this a unique place. We will be adding more maps and mapping data as it becomes available. Google Map View Larger Map La...

We are just at the beginning of re-introducing wines and experimental vineyards to La Bodega. The translation of "La Bodega" into English results in "The Winery" or more loosely "The Vineyard" or "Wine Shop." Our neighboring estancia 10 kilometers to...