Who are we?

“Camino a Mendoza” (Road to Mendoza) is made up of a team of professionals who, above all, are people. People who know and respect this land and who, through this portal, want to communicate reality, not only showing the typical places found in web sites, but also opening new roads, being pioneers in the touristic information of the province, opening the “Camino a Mendoza”.

This portal arises from our people’s spirit, from happiness, from beauty, from the intention of diversity, a diversity which will allow us to find a great five-star hotel as well as a modest house with its doors open.

“Caminoamendoza” is a project which starts with the impetus of that one who is newly born, who longs to go through the lands of our province, to talk to the people who live there, to feel its flavors, its scents, its colors; and thus, with the impetus of communicating you everything as we get to know it, as we go through the road.

We were born from immigrants, from people who raised these vineyards, grasslands and cities with great effort. We are the eternal debtors of a land built by Huarpes, water and spirit guides. We are responsible for not losing the legacy, for not losing these vineyards, these rivers, these lands… for not losing the culture or the land where they are rooted. We will open roads with respect; we will reveal the new places through the eyes of those who experience them every day, showing you the sun which strikes the farmer’s back, the mountain which feeds the “puestero” (ranch outpost caretaker), the rivers which fecundate all our valleys…

Our team is made up of people who have chosen different roads but who, at some point of life, get together to carry out a project with a common dream. We integrate the team of people in charge of tourism, design and photography.

We are supported by friends, by people who are at our side, at our table, sharing travel anecdotes, memories, and experiences. They contribute stories and photographs. They are mountain guides, travelers, photographers, foreign friends who come to visit us and, above all, Mendocinean people who know their own land.