San Rafael, from your porch.
Capitán Montoya is the strategic base to explore the valley without being in the city.
What to do in San Rafael
What to do in San Rafael from the farm
From our cabins you have everything within reach: Atuel Canyon, Diamante Canyon, Valle Grande, Los Reyunos, wineries and Las Leñas. Not sure where to start? Reach out on WhatsApp and we'll plan it for you based on your days, group and the weather.
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Wineries in San Rafael
Wineries in San Rafael: wine, scenery and pairing
San Rafael is one of the most interesting wine valleys in Mendoza. From the farm you can reach wineries like Bianchi, La Abeja and Funckenhausen in 15 to 20 minutes, where you can do tours, tastings and pairing lunches. A great outing for couples, groups and anyone who wants to discover Mendoza wine for real.
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Diamante Canyon and Atuel Canyon: Valle Grande and Diamante Circuit
Finca Silvestre sits inside the Diamante Canyon, right on the Diamante Circuit — San Rafael's most complete excursion starts practically at the door. Cuesta de los Terneros, El Nihuil Dam, Devil's Throat, Valle Grande, Los Reyunos and El Tigre. Approx. 08:30 departure / 19:00 return.
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High mountain
Las Leñas and the Malargüe getaway
Approx. 08:30 departure / approx. 19:00 return. Salinas del Diamante, El Sosneado, Laguna Niña Encantada, Pozo de las Ánimas and Las Leñas resort.
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Food in San Rafael
Where to eat well in San Rafael: restaurants and wineries
San Rafael has a more interesting food scene than it might seem. Restaurants in San Rafael like Mikelinos and La Delicia del Boulevard, pairing lunches at wineries like Bianchi and Funckenhausen, and artisan stops downtown. All 13 km from the farm, no rush.
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