Town in Salta, Argentina
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Cafayate is a city in Salta (province). Cafayate is known for its vineyards and for its fantastic rock formations.
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These are ruins of the settlement of Andean peoples who managed to fight off or at least coexist with the Inca and resisted the Spanish for about 150 years until they were finally rounded up and sent on a death march to Buenos Aires in yet another infamous Spanish episode. The survivors give their name to the town/suburb south of the capital. The settlement is well fortified but has a large residential area. You can spend a few pleasant hours wandering around. There is a small museum and a great little cafe there.
This is a bit of an odd spot. It's a small bar but the rooms facing the street have been loaded up with bric a brac for sale. However it's better priced than the places on the plaza and the food is reasonable. Some wok and fish dishes are available in addition to the standard fare.
A bed and breakfast in the center of Cafayate, featuring fine art photography gallery, photography studio and two rooms available for travelers: private bathroom, independent entrance, parking, Wi-Fi, breakfast included.
This place has rooms set around the pool. They are all neat and tidy. Breakfast is not included in the price but is available. It has good views over the nearby vineyards and hills and is situated in a very quiet street about 8 minutes walk from the main plaza
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Salta - 3 hours, cars leave in front of the Teleferico. Cost for the one-way trip was about US$40 (blue rate) in October 2023.
The town may be explored on foot, though there are several places where you can hire bicycles to explore the vicinity.
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