Hva som skjer i Cafayate, Argentina gjennom året

Toppsesong — Christmas and New Year, Summer holidays i Argentina

Ingenting nytt starter i januar.

Fortsatt på gang: Summer storm road closures (15. des – 15. mar (vanligvis)), Christmas and New Year (24. des – 1. jan)

Toppsesong — Carnival long weekend, Serenata a Cafayate

• Sesong

  Torrontés harvest

  1. feb – 15. apr · vanligvis

  The high-altitude Torrontés comes off the vines from February and the bodegas ringing the town open their cellars and run tastings while the picking is on.

• Helligdag

  Carnival long weekend

  14.–17. febMye folkBestill tidlig

  Carnival Monday and Tuesday are national holidays, making a four-day weekend near the end of summer. Long-distance buses and domestic flights fill and rates rise in popular towns, and local comparsas parade in many places. Kilde ↗

• Festival

  Serenata a Cafayate

  26.–28. febMusikkfestivalMye folkBestill tidlig

  Three nights of folklore at the Bodega Encantada that run until dawn and fill every bed in the Calchaquí valley. A town of eight thousand takes tens of thousands of people for the weekend. Kilde ↗

Fortsatt på gang: Summer storm road closures (15. des – 15. mar (vanligvis))

Travelt — Summer holidays i Argentina, skoleferie i 2 av markedene som fyller stedet

• Helligdag

  Semana Santa

  2.–5. aprPåske og stillehelgMye folkBestill tidligStengninger

  Holy Thursday and Good Friday make one of the year's biggest long weekends. Banks and public offices close, long-distance buses and domestic flights sell out, and hotels in popular towns fill at higher rates, so book ahead. Kilde ↗

Fortsatt på gang: Torrontés harvest (1. feb – 15. apr (vanligvis)), Carnival long weekend (14.–17. feb), Serenata a Cafayate (26.–28. feb), Summer storm road closures (15. des – 15. mar (vanligvis))

Travelt — Semana Santa

Ingenting nytt starter i april.

Fortsatt på gang: Torrontés harvest (1. feb – 15. apr (vanligvis)), Semana Santa (2.–5. apr)

Skuldersesong — en helt vanlig måned

Ingenting nytt starter i mai.

Rolig — skoleferie i 2 av markedene som fyller stedet, en av de dårligste månedene værmessig

Ingenting nytt starter i juni.

Toppsesong — Winter school holidays, Winter recess i Argentina

• Helligdag

  Winter school holidays

  5.–31. jul · vanligvisMye folkBestill tidlig

  Argentina's July winter break fills Cafayate with families on the wine route; hotels ran at about three-quarters full in 2026 while other destinations slumped, so book rooms and bodega visits ahead. Kilde ↗

Skuldersesong — en helt vanlig måned

• Festival

  Offering to the Pachamama

  1. augStor festival

  On 1 August the town feeds Mother Earth at the Chuscha monument on the Costanera: neighbours offer food, drink, seeds and coca leaves to the earth, with folk music and dances from late morning. Kilde ↗

Travelt — Fiesta of La Sentadita, skoleferie i 2 av markedene som fyller stedet

• Festival

  Fiesta of La Sentadita

  28. sep – 7. oktReligiøs høytidMye folk

  The novena for the town's patroness ends on 7 October with a procession of the seated Virgin, a parade of tractors, taxis and gaucho riders, and pilgrims arriving on foot and bicycle from across the Calchaquí valley. Kilde ↗

Travelt — Fiesta of La Sentadita

Ingenting nytt starter i oktober.

Fortsatt på gang: Fiesta of La Sentadita (28. sep – 7. okt)

Travelt — en av de beste månedene værmessig

Ingenting nytt starter i november.

Toppsesong — Christmas and New Year, Summer holidays i Argentina

• Fare

  Summer storm road closures

  15. des – 15. mar · vanligvisFlomsesongStengninger

  The valley's rain arrives as short violent summer storms and the Quebrada de las Conchas road towards Salta closes for rockfall and washed-out crossings. The tourist office on the plaza posts the state of it. Kilde ↗

• Helligdag

  Christmas and New Year

  24. des – 1. janJul og nyttårStengninger

  Argentines celebrate at midnight on 24 and 31 December with family dinners and fireworks. Shops close early on those evenings, and on 25 December and 1 January almost everything is shut, including many restaurants. Kilde ↗