Bodega Gamboa Wine Tasting Tour
About this activity
Highlights
- Explore the historic Bodega Gamboa winery
- Sample a selection of exquisite Argentine wines
- Savor a traditional Argentine lunch
- Learn about the winemaking process from experts
- Enjoy picturesque vineyard views
Full description
Included / Excluded
- Guided tour of Bodega Gamboa winery
- Wine tasting session featuring local varieties
- Traditional Argentine lunch with regional specialties
- Transportation to and from the winery
Meeting point
Start Location
Unknown location
Important information
Know before you book
- Check the availability of the tour on your preferred date and time.
- Review the cancellation policy to understand any applicable fees.
- Ensure you have transportation arrangements to and from the winery, as this tour does not include transfers.
Know before you go
- Wear comfortable clothing and footwear suitable for walking and vineyard terrain.
- Bring a valid ID for age verification if required.
- Consider bringing a camera to capture the scenic vineyard landscapes.
Cancellation policy
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
Accessibility
- Infant Seats Available
Good to know
- Drinking age +18
Traveler reviews
Excellent wine, food, and a wonderful day out
Great experience from start to finish! our driver was friendly, punctual, and made the trip really enjoyable. The wine was excellent, and the food was even better, fresh, delicious, and well presented. The wineyard is a beautiful place, and the whole experience was relaxed and well organized. Definitely recommend it!
Very nice car ride
Nice trip and a very okay car ride guide More of a food and wine tour, not so much a vineyard But a good experience in its entirety
Gamboa winery
Excellent experience, we loved the wines and the menu. It is a boutique winery, the closest one to Buenos Aires and the staff is very friendly.
Mixed feelings
It is a bit of mixed feelings. They are very kind at Bodega Gamboa and try to make the experience very good, but I do think the price is very high for what the experience really is. The winery is small and the food is a 7 out of 10. They picked us up super early, we arrived a little before 10 am, the tour started at 10:45 am, the winery tour lasts 30-40 minutes, then lunch. At 1:30 pm we were ready to leave but we couldn't find the tour operator. We left at 3 p.m. back to Buenos Aires. Too much time for the experience....
Fairly average and commercial
I was borderline average too poor to be honest. Once again Viator advertised this experience as a small group with a maximum of 12 people, there were 18 people in our group... when we asked the venue themselves, that said that usually there are 30 people...! Our Viator ticket clearly said ENGLISH, but our guide was very Spanish speaking, I'd estimate out of the wine tour part of 60 minutes, 50 minutes was Spanish with 10 minutes in English, to the point I was Google translating him.. the vineyard tour was uninspiring, it's a tiny and by my review a rundown facility, perhaps we had been spoilt already by our Casa De Uco vineyard tour, the lunch was average to be honest and as my wife complained to the venue about the above to issues, as we'd learned by previous experience on this trip that Viator as a platform does absolutely nothing, apart from saying that their decision (to not refund) is final.. we were then very much left to own devices, not having our drinks topped up unlike the rest of the group at other tables, having food slammed onto the table with no explanation of what it was and at one point I'd counted 11 plates between the three of us piled up not being cleared away. to be fair to the venue, they did after having my wife rant at them, provide two bottles of wine as compensation, but honestly it was pretty foul and was left partially consumed when we got back to the hotel. Luckily, we were last to be dropped off and first to be picked up in the Giggle bus, judging by the faces of others on the bus it looked like they had been on the bus for some time, never again for a shared tour I'd say, I think back to the inbetweeners scene from the movie when they get dropped off at their hotel, with a dead dog in the well...
