Summer in Malargüe

When the sun illuminates the volcanoes of La Payunia and crystal-clear rivers invite adventure, Malargüe transforms into the ideal destination in southern Mendoza for nature and adrenaline lovers. From trekking along volcanic trails to horseback riding through the Andes, Malargüe's summer offers unique experiences under Argentina's clearest skies.

Must-do summer activities include excursions to La Payunia Reserve — South America's largest volcanic field —, visiting the Caverna de las Brujas cave, rafting on the Río Grande and horseback rides through Andean valleys. Astronomy enthusiasts find in Malargüe a privileged destination: the Pierre Auger Observatory, the Planetarium and light-pollution-free skies make the region Argentina's astrotourism capital.

With pleasant temperatures between 15°C and 30°C, accommodation for every budget and regional cuisine featuring the famous chivito malargüino, summer is the perfect season to discover why Malargüe is one of the most complete tourism destinations in Mendoza and northern Patagonia.