Parque de Orlando
18 Jun
Florida, Orlando

Four Orlando theme parks to discover Florida’s B side

When we think about Orlando theme parks, it’s very likely that the traditional image of Disney or Universal comes to mind. But many travelers want to go beyond the classic and look for new experiences. Maybe we’ve already been to Disney, or we know that every destination has another side to discover.

The Florida city is full of attractions, museums, and activities for the whole family. That’s why it’s possible to find quieter, more accessible, and more local options, without so many tourists around you. We’ve chosen four unusual Orlando theme parks: Gatorland, Legoland Florida, Fun Spot America, and Discovery Cove.

That’s what we want at Rentennials. For you to hop into your rental car and set out in search of the unknown. To go beyond the classic, open yourself up to other options, and make a trip unforgettable.

Below, we’ll share the best information for visiting the other Orlando theme parks (not Disney or Universal).

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Why visit other Orlando theme parks?

We know we’ll always want to go to Disney, maybe even more than once if we’re lucky. But we’re also aware that each day we’re looking for new experiences—more authentic, more personal. And you’ll find all that in the Orlando theme parks where nature, creativity, adrenaline, and unique moments come together.

But you’re probably still wondering: why visit other Orlando theme parks?

Here are some answers:

  • If you’ve already been to Disney or Universal, it’s time to explore new paths.
  • Families with very young children might want parks more suited for them.
  • Let’s face it: Disney and Universal usually mean long lines. If that’s not your thing, there are other options.
  • For travelers looking for more affordable prices.
  • Exploring other places gives you a more local and less touristy feel of the city.

Plus, many of these parks can be combined with half-day plans. This gives you more freedom and adds a different color to your trip.

Gatorland: Crocodiles and adventure

Gatorland  opened in 1949, making it one of Orlando’s oldest parks. You won’t find Disney characters or roller coasters here—this is where you’ll see alligators, crocodiles, snakes, and swamps. A visit to this park reminds us of Florida’s natural environment.

What can you see at Gatorland? For starters, more than 2,000 crocodiles in a controlled environment. There are also trails to walk among the vegetation and something special: a zipline that takes you right over crocodile ponds.

Gatorland prices and hours

Tip: Visit in the morning if you’re looking for nature and peace.

Gatorland, animales salvajes

Legoland Florida: A perfect plan for the little ones

Not far from Orlando—just 45 minutes away in Winter Haven—you’ll find one of the most sought-after theme parks. Sounds odd, but we’re not talking about Disney or Universal. We mean Legoland Florida. You probably already guessed: it’s a place entirely inspired by the classic Lego building blocks. While adults who remember their childhood enjoy it, this park is primarily designed for kids between 12 and 16 years old.

Like all Lego parks, the atmosphere is carefully crafted to the smallest detail. You’ll find cities, animals, and characters made from blocks. There are gentle roller coasters, water games, shows, play areas, and a water park.

Why visit Legoland Florida?

This park is ideal for trips with young children for several reasons. While it does attract crowds, you won’t face the same massive lines as Disney or Universal. Plus, the rides are tailored to these age groups. And the pace of visiting the park allows for a more relaxed day.

Want to take your visit to the next level? You can stay at the Legoland Hotel. Yes—the rooms follow the Lego theme.

Legoland Florida prices and hours

Two tips: Leave your lodging early and buy your ticket in advance.

Legoland Florida

Fun Spot America: One of the Orlando theme parks where you don’t pay admission

Some know it as the Orlando theme park with free entry. Others call it a hidden gem of pure fun in Florida. And those who visit Fun Spot America often want to come back again and again.

This lesser-known park has a unique feature: there’s no mandatory admission. You can walk in without paying, explore the park, and decide if you want to ride anything. Most likely, you’ll want to get the daily pass because the rides are so good, you won’t want to miss any.

Why visit Fun Spot America?

It has two locations: one in downtown Orlando and one in Kissimmee. Both are easy to reach by car and can be combined with other Orlando activities. The park offers the classics: rides, roller coasters, go-karts to channel your inner Colapinto, and a much simpler atmosphere than the big-name parks. Here, you’ll find something authentic and local.

It’s not a Disney-style experience—and maybe that’s the point. It’s simple, direct, and affordable.

Fun Spot America prices and hours

This Orlando theme park is made for rest, walking, and connecting with nature.

Montaña rusa en Fun Spot

Discovery Cove: Relaxation, nature, and an all-inclusive day

Discovery Cove is very different from everything we’ve mentioned so far. This theme park doesn’t offer just any experience—it’s built to give you a premium, high-quality day. The park has limited capacity, which means you can relax and disconnect. It’s like spending a day at a Caribbean resort.

This Orlando theme park is made for rest, walking, and connecting with nature.

Why visit Discovery Cove?

One thing is certain: if you’re interested in swimming with dolphins, snorkeling, or being in a lagoon with rays, this is your place. It may seem very different from other Orlando spots—and it is. Tropical rivers and white sandy beaches surprise and delight visitors to Discovery Cove.

You won’t find shows or Disney characters here. There’s peace, greenery, and soothing sounds. It’s a perfect plan if you’re traveling as a couple, need a break during a busy trip, or want a truly unique experience in Orlando.

Discovery Cove prices and hours

Tip: Admission is all-inclusive—meals, lockers, drinks, and even entry to SeaWorld or Aquatica (depending on your package).

You must book in advance as spots are limited each day.

Haciendo snorkel en un parque de Orlando

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Which of these Orlando theme parks should you visit?

If you’re unsure which one to choose, here are some facts to help you decide:

  • Gatorland: Ideal for families seeking nature and budget-friendly fun.
  • Legoland: For families with young children and Lego lovers.
  • Fun Spot America: For families with teens wanting something different from Disney and a more local vibe.
  • Discovery Cove: For those who want exclusivity, relaxation, and a different kind of connection with nature.

One great thing about these parks that Disney and Universal don’t offer: you can visit one in the morning and another in the afternoon. For example, do Gatorland early in the day and then head to Fun Spot after lunch.

The important thing to know is that Orlando theme parks go beyond Disney and Universal. There’s much more waiting for you in other corners of the city.

Tips for planning your visit to one (or several) of the Orlando theme parks

  1. Choose the park based on the kind of experience you want—whether solo or with family.
  2. Buy tickets in advance to avoid lines and get online discounts.
  3. heck the hours before going.
  4. Bring sunscreen, a hat, water, and comfortable shoes.
  5. Don’t try to do everything in one day. Take it slow and enjoy every moment.

Rent a car with Rentennials and discover Orlando’s other theme parks

Not everything is Disney and Universal. There’s so much more to see and do. That’s why knowing what Orlando theme parks have to offer you and your family can turn your trip into a completely different adventure.

What should you do first? Rent a car in Orlando and start exploring the city and those hidden corners every destination has. Rentennials will help you rent your car with ease, efficiency, and simplicity.

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Purmamarca, un rincon lleno de magia
18 Jun
Jujuy, Salta

What to do in Purmamarca, a magical corner of the north

Are you traveling to the north and wondering what to do in Purmamarca? Whatever you choose, one thing is certain: this destination is full of incredible places that will keep surprising you. Colorful hills, streets that take you back to colonial times, and Andean culture that gives off a unique energy. Moreover, it’s one of those places that doesn’t matter when or with whom you go — it will always offer you the experiences you’re looking for.

It all starts with renting a car in Salta or Jujuy. As we always say, the freedom to move wherever you want improves any trip. From the moment you start driving, you’ll be amazed. Driving through the stunning Quebrada de Humahuaca until you reach Purmamarca is already worth it. It’s one of the most beautiful landscapes in Argentina — and why not — the world.

At Rentennials, that’s what we want. For you to get in the car and start feeling the country. Driving scenic roads, stopping at roadside diners, and watching the landscape change through the windows.

Keep reading and find out everything!

La Quebrada de Humahuaca

Purmamarca, a town full of history and color

Purmamarca is world-renowned for its iconic view of the Cerro de Siete Colores,

its adobe houses, and its warm, welcoming people. Its history begins in the mid-17th century, but this small town existed long before as a settlement of native communities. Its dirt streets, central square, and church preserve the region’s memory intact.

Even during the War of Independence, Purmamarca witnessed the Jujuy Exodus, one of the great moments in Argentine history. In 1812, General Manuel Belgrano ordered a complete evacuation of the town — along with the entire north — to prevent it from falling into Spanish hands, forcing the inhabitants to leave everything behind.

Walking through its streets today is diving into the town’s history and returning home with renewed energy.

Where is Purmamarca located?

Purmamarca is in the Quebrada de Humahuaca, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Located off National Route 9, this small town in the province of Jujuy is one of several urban centers in the valley, such as El Volcán, Tilcara, Maimará, or Humahuaca.

Each of these places has its own charm, but Purmamarca is the one you’ll fall in love with.

PurmamarcaHow high is Purmamarca?

Purmamarca is located at about 2,350 meters above sea level. For those of us not used to it, it’s an altitude that requires some care. It’s best to take it slow on your first day so you can enjoy everything to do in Purmamarca without any problems.

How to drive from Salta to Purmamarca

Getting from the city of Salta to Purmamarca is very simple. The most direct route is to take National Route 9, then connect with Route 34. After passing through San Salvador de Jujuy, you enter the valley. This route covers about 188 km. Here you can find the suggested itinerary.

If you’re a fan of mountain roads and want a more picturesque alternative, the old National Route 9 is perfect. You just stay on the same route without detours. Although shorter (157 km), it has many curves, making it both challenging and scenic. Here’s the route for traveling by car.

How to get from San Salvador de Jujuy to Purmamarca

From San Salvador de Jujuy, it’s the same accessible route for those traveling by car. The most common option is to take National Route 9 north, a road that starts to climb and enters the Quebrada de Humahuaca.

Here’s the map to get to Purmamarca.

 

What to do in Purmamarca without going far

You can choose to take it easy in Purmamarca without leaving town. It’s the ideal plan if you just want to relax, read a good book, and enjoy the northern atmosphere.

Keep reading to learn all about what to do in Purmamarca!

Hill of the Seven Colors

That famous view with the Hill of the Seven Colors in the background and the village in front is easy to get. It’s always visible, towering behind the adobe houses.

From downtown Purmamarca, you can walk the Los Colorados Trail, an easy one-hour walk suitable for the whole family.

Tip: go early in the morning or at sunset — the colors shine brighter then.

Purmamarca’s Handicraft Fair, pure northern tradition

The artisan market is located around the main square, in front of the town’s historic church. There you’ll find traditional northern products like llama wool textiles, Andean-style ceramics, musical instruments (charangos and quenas), and crafts in wood and leather.

During Carnival or Easter, the fair turns festive, with more stalls open at night, live music, and of course, regional food to enjoy the local flavors.

La feria de Purmamarca

Strolling through town: the square and a 300-year-old church

Few towns in Argentina have this kind of magic. With little traffic, dirt roads, and adobe homes, there’s nothing better than simply soaking in the northern vibes.

Three places you can’t miss:

  • La Iglesia Santa Rosa de Lima. built in 1648, is a clear example of our colonial past. Tip: it’s usually open in the morning or late afternoon.
  • La Plaza 9 de Julio. A must-stop — you’ll likely sit there to enjoy some mate.
  • El Cementerio. You can enter respectfully to see how the locals honor their dead differently.

Wineries in Purmamarca

The wine boom in northern Argentina hasn’t skipped Purmamarca. While one might think growing vines here is hard, Argentine soil and local labor always deliver.

If you want to have lunch and discover a small wine project, Bodega Kindgard is the perfect place. Northern flavors paired with its wines. Another option is Bodega Amanecer Andino.

In both cases, it’s best to contact them in advance for reservations.

The Solar Train and a tour of the valley towns

A must among things to do in Purmamarca is the Tren Solar de la Quebrada, the only one of its kind in Latin America. Powered by lithium batteries, it travels through towns like El Volcán, Tumbaya, Maimará, Tilcara, and of course, Purmamarca.

It operates on a hop-on-hop-off system, so you can get off and explore the towns at your own pace. A perfect way to visit the valley without rushing.

El Tren Solar de la Quebrada

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What to do in Purmamarca by car

There’s nothing like exploring Purmamarca by car, especially when you start discovering the rest of the Quebrada de Humahuaca.

Keep reading to find out how to reach the best spots!

Salinas Grandes, a white blanket in the Puna

A white and infinite landscape in the heart of the Puna. At 3,500 meters above sea level, the Salinas Grandes

astonish with their vastness. The route from Purmamarca is worth it in itself: the Cuesta de Lipán offers breathtaking views all the way up.

Once there, you won’t believe the contrast with the sky. Visits must be done with local guides, members of nearby communities who know this unique environment well. Now you understand why it’s a must on your list of what to do in Purmamarca.

Remember: altitude can be felt, so go slowly, sip water frequently, and avoid heavy meals before heading to the Puna.

How to get from Purmamarca to Salinas Grandes?

The Salinas Grandes are 65 km from Purmamarca along National Route 52 towards Chile. It’s a winding road that climbs up to 4,200 meters.

Make sure to stop at the viewpoints and enjoy the incredible vistas.

Las Salinas Grandes

Tilcara, a town full of history

One highlight in Tilcara is the Pucará,

an archaeological site that lets you explore the pre-Hispanic past. Visit it with a guide to get the most out of the experience. Open daily from 9 a.m. to 6:30 p.m., except Mondays when it’s closed.

Also worth visiting are Cueva del Wayra and Garganta del Diablo, which can be done independently, but hiring a local guide makes it more enriching.

Stop in Tilcara for a few hours to dive deeper into the region’s crafts and gastronomy.

How to get from Purmamarca to Tilcara?

Only 25 km separate you from Tilcara. How to get there? Easy: take National Route 9, which goes straight to Tilcara.

Pucará de Tilcara

Humahuaca and El Hornocal, the 14-color mountain

From Humahuaca, you can reach the stunning Serranía del Hornocal, located 25 km away via RP 73. This multicolored geological formation is said to be the big sister of the Hill of Seven Colors. Visit the viewpoint at sunset for the best view.

In Humahuaca, don’t miss the Monument to the Heroes of Independence, on Santa Bárbara Hill facing the main square, and the historic Town Hall.

Humahuaca is 70 km from Purmamarca, via National Route 9.

How to get from Purmamarca to El Hornocal?

The route is 90 km via RN 9 and RP 73. It may seem short, but the last 25 km are gravel, making it longer.

Remember key tips for mountain driving: low gear for climbing and low gear for descending.

El mirador de la serranía del Hornocal

How much time is recommended in Purmamarca?

There’s no fixed time for this magical place. It could be a week, two weeks, or even a lifetime. To cover all there is to do in Purmamarca, plan at least 4 to 5 days.

Best time to visit Purmamarca

All year round. Keep in mind that summer brings heavy rain, so some places might not be accessible.

The best months are March to November, though July tends to be busier and more expensive.

Where to eat in Purmamarca

A tamal, a locro, a humita. When someone asks what to do in Purmamarca, one of your first answers should be “try the local food.” Northern flavors are everywhere and can be enjoyed in the town’s many restaurants.

Some of our picks:

Where to stay in Purmamarca

Hotels, cabins, and lodging for all budgets. Just pick the one you like most and book in advance.

Here are some options:

Rent your car with Rentennials and explore Purmamarca

A road trip through the Quebrada de Humahuaca, stopping in a magical town and knowing exactly what to do in Purmamarca. Adobe homes, century-old churches, and incredible landscapes. All this and more await in this corner of northern Argentina.

Renting a car in Salta or Jujuy is the best option to make Purmamarca your base and explore the most magical destinations. Rentennials is the choice for travelers looking for sustainability, authenticity, and a smoother way to start their journey.

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Esquiar en Ushuaia
03 Jun
Patagonia, ushuaia

Everything You Need to Know to Ski in Ushuaia

From the End of the World rises Cerro Castor, the best place to ski in Ushuaia. Traveling to the southernmost city on the planet, putting on your ski gear, and hitting the slopes is one of those experiences you must do at least once in your life. Imagine mountains covered with the best snow, top-notch services, and many more activities to enjoy the magic of Patagonia.

It all starts by booking a plane ticket to Ushuaia. Once in the city, you rent a car to move freely and reach the Cerro Castor Ski Center. Nothing can stop you: you are about to live something that will be etched in your memory. Days of winter sports, impressive landscapes on the Big Island of Tierra del Fuego, and, of course, the best seafood gastronomy waiting for you at the end of each day.

At Rentennials s, we want you to enjoy your trip from the very first moment. We make things simple, like renting a car in Ushuaia and allowing you to go from place to place with great ease. But we also want you to discover the best of each destination. So, here is a complete guide to skiing in Ushuaia.

Pareja esquiando es Ushuaia

When Is the Best Time to Ski in Ushuaia

 The weather in Ushuaia guarantees snow throughout the winter season, something that happens in very few places in South America. The climate is so good for skiing that many foreign tourists choose the winter at the End of the World due to its unique characteristics.

Next, we’ll tell you much more!

When Does the Snow Season Start

The ski season in Ushuaia begins in June and lasts until early October. Yes, it extends well into spring and is one of the ski resorts with the greatest number of open days.

During these months, temperatures range between -5°C and 5°C. Although it is cold, these conditions guarantee excellent quality powder snow, ideal for ski and snowboard lovers.

Choosing to Ski in Ushuaia in Low or High Season

As in most ski resorts in Argentina, Cerro Castor divides the season into two: low and high. It is very important to know which to choose to better organize your trip.

Which months correspond to each?

  • Low season: from June 27 to July 4 and from September 20 to September 28.
  • High season: from July 5 to September 19.

Of course, during high season you will find more people and higher prices. If you can, we recommend you go during the low season days to enjoy a more relaxed stay.

What Is the Weather Like in Ushuaia?

Frequent snowfalls, dry cold, and sometimes a bit of wind. We are talking about the End of the World, and like all of Patagonia, winter is quite unique here. These weather conditions keep the slopes in optimal conditions and allow you to live a rare adventure.

The best thing is to dress in layers and be ready if the weather changes suddenly. In case something happens, the city has many planned activities that complement the experience of skiing in Ushuaia.

Where to Ski in Ushuaia

Unlike other places in the country, Ushuaia has only one ski resort: Cerro Castor. It is a bit far from the city, but the short trip is definitely worth it. As you advance, the snow decorates the beautiful mountain range with stunning panoramas.

Once you arrive, all that’s left is to do what you came for: live the End of the World to the fullest.

Hombre esquiando en el Cerro Castor

Cerro Castor, the Southernmost Ski Resort in the World

Located 25 km from the city, the Cerro Castor Ski Center is one of the most famous in Argentina and the world. Not only because it is located at the edge of the earth but also because its infrastructure is on par with the most modern ski resorts in Europe and the United States. And one detail few places have: safe and quality snow throughout the season.

The Slopes of Cerro Castor

With nearly 30 slopes to ski on, Cerro Castor offers a wide range of alternatives for all skiers and snowboard enthusiasts. In addition, it has 13 ski lifts to quickly take you to the slope you want.

If you are just starting skiing or snowboarding, we recommend going to the beginner area to take some lessons and then try the easy slopes. If you already have some basic skills, the intermediate slopes are for you. For the most experienced, the difficult ones are the best option.

One tip: there is a Snowpark ideal for those who like to jump with their snowboard thanks to the hills that form during summer and get covered in snow during winter. You will even find an area for those just starting.

Here you can see the Cerro Castor slope map.

You can also check the status of the slopes and ski lifts.

Ski Passes

At Cerro Castor, like most ski resorts in Argentina, the season is divided into low and high, so prices vary.

Here are the prices so you get an idea of the cost of a ski day pass. Keep in mind that the more days you ski in Ushuaia, the cheaper the daily passes are.

High season:

  • Adults: 110 USD
  • Minors: 80 USD

Low season:

  • Adults: 80 USD
  • Minors: 55 USD

A key tip: on the official Castor website, you can buy passes in advance with a discount.

Snowboard en Ushuaia

Can I Do Other Activities at Cerro Castor?

Yes! The Cerro Castor Ski Center offers activities for the whole family. Whether you don’t know or don’t want to ski, or you’re looking for something to do with the kids, here you will find the perfect plan.

One option is ice skating on the outdoor rink. It’s suitable for all ages and ideal for the little ones.

Another way to enjoy the snow is cross-country skiing. The great thing about this activity is that it’s for everyone and requires no prior experience. It can even be a good start to enter this snow sport.

Also, you can simply buy a pedestrian pass and enjoy the snow differently.

Where to Rent Ski Equipment in Ushuaia?

If you don’t bring your own equipment, don’t worry. At the base of Cerro Castor, there are several rental places where you can rent everything you need: skis, poles, snowboards, boots, helmets, and goggles.

  • Rental Morada is the largest and most complete at the Cerro.
  • Rental Base is the oldest at the Cerro. Here you find ski and snowboard equipment.
  • Rental Alpino offers options for renting cross-country ski and skating equipment.

The good thing is that to avoid problems finding equipment, you can reserve online.

Another option, and cheaper, is to rent in the city and bring the equipment in your car.

Here you can see the prices for ski and snowboard equipment. Keep in mind that the more days you rent, the cheaper the daily price

El paisaje increíble de Tierra del Fuego

Where Is It Best to Stay to Ski in Ushuaia?

The city of Ushuaia is where you need to stay. Cerro Castor has no accommodations, so you have to sleep in the provincial capital.

The good news is that you have options for all tastes and budgets: from simple cabins, Airbnb apartments, boutique hotels to 5-star hotels. You just have to choose the one that best suits your needs and book in advance.

Here are five of our favorites:

How to Get to Cerro Castor from Ushuaia?

It’s very easy: you rent a car and drive about 25 km on National Route 3 from downtown Ushuaia. In winter, there may be ice or snow on the road, so it’s important to go slow and without rushing.

A tip: during high season leave early to avoid traffic.

Ruta Nacional 3 hacia el Cerro Castor

Desde Ushuaia hasta Tolhuin

How Much Does It Cost to Ski in Ushuaia?

If you go for a week to ski in Ushuaia, considering passes, equipment, accommodation (plus the plane ticket), the total cost is about 2000 USD per person. Of course, this price can be higher depending on accommodations and meals.

If you want to reduce the cost, a good option is to rent an apartment or cabin in the city.

Tips for Driving on Snow or Ice

In Ushuaia, you might have to drive on a thin layer of snow or ice. The snowplow works frequently, but snowfalls tend to be intense and daily.

For those not used to driving in these conditions, here are some tips for a peaceful vacation:

  • The vehicle must always have snow chains available to put on if necessary.
  • Maintain a low and steady speed. It is important to avoid sudden maneuvers that could cause you to lose control of the car.
  • Increase the braking distance from other vehicles, as ice reduces traction.
  • Use low beam headlights throughout the trip, even during the day. Being seen is as important as seeing others.
  • Make sure to have a shovel, gloves, and extra warm clothes in case you need to stop or get stranded.

And one last tip: if authorities or neighbors say the weather will worsen, the best is to stay in the city and enjoy the delights of Patagonian cuisine.

Rent a Car and Enjoy Skiing in Ushuaia

The End of the World is one of the destinations you can’t miss on your next trips. And if skiing or snowboarding is what you want, then Ushuaia is the place waiting for you. The infrastructure, gastronomy, and top-level service let you live a complete experience. And you can always change it up with a tour of the must-sees in Tierra del Fuego.

To live it all to the fullest, renting a car in Ushuaia is the first step. The second is choosing Rentennials, an easy, simple, and affordable way to have the car you need to ski with peace of mind.

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27 May
Salta

The best wineries in Cafayate to enjoy wines and landscapes

One of the must-do experiences on any trip to Salta is taking a tour of the best wineries in Cafayate. Surrounded by red mountains, valleys, and welcoming people, this small city in northern Argentina is a hidden gem in the country’s wine scene. At over 1,600 meters above sea level, its high-altitude wines are now internationally recognized.

The wineries offer tastings of their signature grape: torrontés, but also invite you to enjoy northern flavors with memorable pairings. All of this comes with breathtaking views of the Calchaquí Valleys that will enhance every moment of your vacation. So go ahead, pack your bags, choose which wineries in Cafayate to visit, and indulge in the pleasures of life.

At Rentennials, we think of everything. Not only do we make it easier for you to rent a car in Salta, but we also provide all the information you need to plan the best possible trip. That’s why we’ve put together this complete guide for your getaway to Salta.

Bodega El Esteco

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What to Know Before Visiting Wineries in Cafayate

If visiting wineries in Cafayate is a top priority on your trip to Salta, we recommend the following:

  • Most wineries are open every day, but many require advance reservations, especially during high season or weekends.
  • Some offer guided tours at specific times, while others allow for a more relaxed visit.
  • Always bring comfortable clothing, a hat, sunscreen, and water, as the weather in Cafayate can be very sunny and dry.
  • If you’re planning to do tastings, remember not to drive afterward. Going by taxi or even walking is a great option since most wineries are nearby.
  • If you’re traveling with kids, some wineries also offer family-friendly activities.

How to Plan a Tour of Wineries in Cafayate

As we always say, the first rule is not to rush. Every trip is different, and everyone looks for something unique. The wineries in Cafayate offer just what you need, but you’ll have to choose carefully. Sometimes it’s about their gastronomic offerings, other times their scenic location or even their prices.

There are famous wineries and others that are small entrepreneurial projects worth discovering. Renting a car in Salta allows you to explore several wineries in Cafayate in just two or three days.

A tip: before or after lunch, take a short excursion in the area.

Los viñedos en Cafayate

What Makes Cafayate Wines Unique?

In Argentina, each region’s characteristics make its wines truly unique. The wine from Cafayate is shaped by its high-altitude vineyards, intense year-round sun, and dry climate with great thermal amplitude. These conditions create a wine with distinct aromas and vibrant colors.

The most iconic variety here is Torrontés from Salta: fresh, floral, fruity, and surprising on the palate. Of course, you’ll also find Malbec, Cabernet Sauvignon, and Tannat. The best approach is to trust the experts and enjoy every tasting.

The Best Wineries in Cafayate

It’s hard to choose the best wineries in Cafayate, but here are a few top picks. Each one offers a memorable experience, and no matter which you choose, you won’t regret it.

  • El Esteco Winery
  • Piatelli Winery
  • El Porvenir Winery
  • Finca Las Nubes Winery
  • Los Amaichas Community Winery

Keep reading to learn more about each one!

El Esteco Winery

At 1,700 meters above sea level stands one of the most traditional and renowned wineries in Cafayate: El Esteco. Its colonial architecture transports you to another era, and when you see it surrounded by vineyards and mountains, you’ll know it was worth the visit.

The winery blends tradition and technology with stainless steel tanks on one side and French and American oak barrels on the other.

El Esteco offers wine tourism experiences, including guided tours, tastings, and accommodation at Patios de Cafayate Boutique Hotel. Choose to enjoy a meal, spend the night, or just explore the winery.

Piatelli Cafayate Winery

Recognized worldwide, Piatelli Winery in Cafayate is a place where every detail matters. Beyond the wines, they offer multiple experiences throughout the day: breakfast, lunch, sunset cocktails, or a dinner under the stars. Each dish is rooted in Argentine and northern heritage.

You can also stay at the Piatelli Wine Resort, one of the most beautiful hotels in Argentina, complete with spa, yoga classes, pool, and stunning Calchaquí Valley views.

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El Porvenir Wynery

El Porvenir de Cafayateis a family-run winery with over 25 years of history, now in its third generation. It combines tradition with innovation, staying true to the regional identity of the Calchaquí Valleys.

It’s also committed to sustainability, with organic practices and certification from Argentina’s Sustainability Protocol. The winery supports community initiatives and inclusive employment programs.

Here you can do a tasting, have lunch with empanadas and wine, or go all in with a winery-style barbecue—or enjoy it all in one unforgettable experience.

Bodega El Porvenir

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Finca Las Nubes Winery

A more intimate option, Finca Las Nubes is a boutique winery at 1,800 meters above sea level. It focuses on traditional methods that reflect the uniqueness of Salta wines.

They offer guided tastings and lunches, often with the possibility of dining outdoors while enjoying panoramic views of Cafayate from El Divisadero.

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Los Amaichas Community Winery

Although not located in Cafayate but around 50 km away, we included Los Amaichas Community Winery because it’s the first community winery in Argentina and South America. Situated in Amaicha del Valle, it was created by families with indigenous roots using ancestral techniques and local materials.

You’ll enjoy a local wine tasting, and we suggest eating in the town before or after the visit. Supporting this project means discovering a unique and little-known gem of the Calchaquí Valleys.

Best Time to Visit the Wineries in Cafayate

You can visit the wineries in Cafayate year-round. From December to March, expect warmer temperatures, but also more rain.

The best months to visit are March to June and August to November. July is also a good time, but it’s winter vacation season in Argentina, so expect larger crowds and higher prices.

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Rent a Car in Salta and Enjoy Its Wineries

Salta is a province where you’ll want to spend at least a week. Start with a trip through the Calchaquí Valleys and end with delicious high-altitude wines.

We love recommending unique experiences, and there’s nothing better than renting a car in Salta to build your ideal trip. The best option is Rentennials, an easy, affordable, and convenient way to get the car you need for your well-deserved vacation.

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27 May
Orlando

Museums in Orlando: What to See Beyond the Theme Parks

There are many ways to experience a trip to Florida, and one of them is to visit the museums in Orlando. The first, of course, is the unforgettable thrill of visiting its world-famous theme parks. But we know many travelers also enjoy more relaxed, crowd-free experiences that reveal the city’s lesser-known side.

That’s why exploring museums in Orlando is the perfect choice for those seeking a more enriching and unique visit. Contemporary art, science, and aviation are just a few of the themes you can dive into. Plus, it’s a great plan for families with kids, adding depth and learning to your time in this beautiful Florida city.

At Rentennials, we believe every trip should be unique. We all like to do something different, and with that in mind, here’s your ultimate guide to the best museums in Orlando.

We invite you to keep reading!

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Why Include a Museum Visit During Your Orlando Trip?

Visiting Universal Studios or Walt Disney World is magical and absolutely worth doing. But after two or three days filled with high-energy experiences, many of us need a break. That’s where museums in Orlando come in—they offer a perfect contrast that lets you leave the city feeling renewed.

This vibrant Florida city overflows with culture, though few know it. Below is a curated list of the five best museums in Orlando to help you choose where to go during your trip.

The Top Five Museums in Orlando

Options for all tastes and ages — from wax figures to world-class science and art. And always with the guarantee that you won’t get bored.

Here are our picks for the best museums in Orlando.

Orlando Museum of Art: A New Way to Connect with Art

The Orlando Museum of Art is one of the city’s most important and historic museums. You’ll find an impressive collection of works, making it one of the most comprehensive museums in the area. Exhibits include iconic artists like Andy Warhol and Jasper Johns, along with diverse styles representing North American and global cultures.

Tip: A visit takes about one to two hours, so it pairs well with other Orlando activities.

Orlando Science Center: A Window Into Science

Learning by doing is one of the most exciting ways to engage children—and adults. The Orlando Science Center offers an immersive educational experience across physics, chemistry, biology, and more.

The museum features several levels and themed areas. For example, Dr. Dare’s Laboratory explores the physics behind theme park rides. The Kinetic Zone focuses on gravity, energy, and motion. You can also explore exhibits like Our Planet and Kidstown, the latter specifically designed for children under five.

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Madame Tussauds Orlando

A fun and interactive experience. Unlike the others, this museum invites you to relax and get up close to some of the world’s most famous personalities. Madame Tussauds Orlando is part of a global chain of wax museums featuring hyper-realistic figures from entertainment, politics, sports, cinema, and history.

Each theme has its own space, and you’re encouraged to take photos, interact with the sculptures, and imagine yourself in the scene. The museum is located within the Icon Orlando 360 entertainment complex, meaning you can easily combine this visit with other attractions like the Sea Life Aquarium and The Orlando Eye.

Tip: You can combine this ticket with other attractions in Icon Orlando 360.

The Artifact Exhibition: A Titanic Journey in Orlando

It may sound unusual, but you can explore authentic Titanic artifacts right here in Orlando. The Artifact Exhibition offers a unique experience, letting visitors explore valuable objects and step back in time to the early 1900s. Some exhibits even include full-scale replicas of parts of the ship, making it one of the most distinctive museums in Orlando.

You’ll find everything from documents and clothing to tools and personal items recovered over the years. One of the most emotional moments is reading the survivor stories, giving you a glimpse into this tragic event. Take your time—there are few places in the world that offer something like this.

Un vestigio del Titanica, en uno de los mejores museos en Orlando

Kennedy Space Center: A Place to Reach for the Stars

Located just outside of Orlando, this iconic U.S. destination is a must-visit. The Kennedy Space Center is perfect for space enthusiasts or anyone interested in American innovation. Operated by NASA since 1962, it’s still a major hub for scientific missions and space launches.

The tour is unforgettable. You’ll explore Apollo mission halls and take part in simulations, including one that lets you experience moonwalking. With good timing (and a bit of luck), you might even witness a live launch.

Tip: Plan to spend nearly a full day exploring this site.

La entrada al Centro Kennedy

Other Museums Worth Visiting in Orlando

If you’re still eager to explore more museums in Orlando, here are a few alternative experiences:

What You Should Know Before Visiting Museums in Orlando

  • Check museum hours in advance. Most are open between 10 AM and 5 PM, though some stay open later. Always confirm on the official website before visiting.
  • Buy your tickets in advance. This not only saves you time but can also save money, as many museums offer small online discounts.
  • Rent a car to get around. Having a car is the easiest and fastest way to explore Orlando and its surroundings.
  • They’re family-friendly. All the museums are interactive, with children’s areas and educational activities that combine fun and learning.

Rent a Car and Explore the Museums in Orlando

Traveling to Orlando is about more than just the theme parks. Sure, it’s the first thing most people want to do—but sometimes we need calmer, more fulfilling options. That’s exactly what museums in Orlando offer: unique experiences for the whole family.

Renting a car in Orlando gives you the freedom to explore on your terms. At Rentennials, we not only want your trip to be unforgettable—we also want your car rental process to be easy and affordable.

Choose your vehicle and start exploring Orlando!

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27 May
Lima, Perú

The 5 best beaches in Lima for relaxing by the sea

The beaches in Lima prove once again that the Peruvian capital is a hidden gem. Miraflores, the coastal cliffs, the historic center, and one of the best cuisines in the world make Lima worth more time than most travelers give it. And to top it off, it has beautiful beaches perfect for relaxing by the sea.

Many travelers skip Lima and head straight to Cusco. But as we always say, every destination has its own charm that deserves to be discovered. So before continuing your journey through Peru’s must-see sites, take at least three days to explore one of the most beautiful capitals in Latin America. You’ll see it’s worth it.

At Rentennials, we want each person to explore their pending destination at their own pace. That’s why we’re sharing everything you need to know to visit the best beaches in Peru’s capital without missing a thing.

Keep reading—Lima is waiting!

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What Are Beaches in Lima Like?

Lima’s beaches combine urban energy with typical Pacific landscapes: cliffs, cold waters, perfect waves for surfing, and natural charm for unwinding in the heart of the city. Some beaches have small pebbles or coarse sand, but that doesn’t stop anyone from enjoying the sea and the spectacular sunsets over the Pacific Ocean.

There are two ways to experience Lima’s beaches: visit the ones within the city or venture further for a more relaxed vibe.

The best way to explore them? Rent a car. It’s easier, less stressful, and much faster.

Why Visit the Beaches in Lima?

That classic Lima photo of a cliff with the ocean below is exactly what you’ll find across many kilometers of coastline. Most beaches are protected by breakwaters and surrounded by boardwalks and scenic viewpoints. Many are located along the Costa Verde, a series of urban beaches that stretch along Lima’s coast.

Some are ideal for swimming, others for surfing, and others simply for taking a walk at sunset. Keep in mind that in Peru, there are both private and public beaches, so occasionally, you’ll need to pay an entrance fee.

When Is the Best Time to Visit Lima?

We’ll always say the same: Lima is great year-round. But if you’re looking for warm, sunny weather and slightly warmer water, the best time to enjoy the beaches in Lima is from December to March.

During winter, it’s cooler and often overcast, and the ocean is colder. But that doesn’t mean you can’t enjoy the beach—whether it’s to rest or go surfing.

Note: peak season at the beaches coincides with Peru’s summer vacation months. That means higher prices and bigger crowds.

Una caminata por el malecón de Lima

The Best Beaches in Lima

Lima is a huge city, but it still has some excellent beaches to disconnect for an afternoon or to discover what life by the coast is like.

Keep in mind that on weekends—especially in summer—they can get crowded. We recommend visiting during the week for a more relaxed experience.

Here are three of our favorite beaches.

Los Yuyos Beach

Located in Chorrillos, a district neighboring Miraflores, Los Yuyos Beach is known for being quiet and peaceful—perfect for those looking for calm. Fewer crowds and consistent waves attract many surfers. You can even take surf lessons on-site.

The boardwalk offers beautiful views, especially at sunset. Like most of the Peruvian coast, the water is cold, but refreshing on a hot summer day.

Agua Dulce Beach

Also located in Chorrillos, Agua Dulce Beach is one of the most popular spots among locals. It’s easy to get to, family-friendly, and has basic services. A word of advice: avoid weekends, when it gets overwhelmingly busy. Weekdays offer a much more enjoyable experience.

Like other beaches in Lima, it features restrooms, umbrella rentals, and great options to try authentic local food.

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San Pedro Beach

A bit farther from Lima’s center—about 45 km south—you’ll find San Pedro Beach, located in the district of Lurín. It’s different from the others thanks to its calmer waters, light blue tones, and fine sand. The landscape also changes: in front of the beach, you’ll see rocky formations and marine life sanctuaries, including the famous Pachacamac Islands, which you can visit by tour.

To get there, the best option is by car. From central Lima, take Route 1N, then switch to 1S. On a regular traffic day, the trip takes about 40 minutes. You can view the Google Maps route here.

Beaches Near Lima

Some travelers choose to go a little farther to enjoy new experiences. The beaches in Lima take on a whole new vibe if you drive about 100 km south along the Panamericana. There, you’ll find great spots for relaxation, sun, and the Pacific breeze.

Here are two beach options that are a bit further but worth the drive.

Asia Beach

Just 113 km south of Lima lies one of Peru’s most exclusive beaches. With strong waves, fine sand, and stunning sunsets, Asia Beach is a great place for a weekend getaway. You’ll find bars, nightclubs, shopping centers, and top-notch hotels.

Note: not all beaches are public here, but there are a few open-access options with umbrella rentals and excellent Peruvian cuisine.

How to get there? It’s easy—just drive south along the Panamericana for 113 km.

Las Totoritas Beach

A little before Asia is Las Totoritas Beach, considered by many as one of the quietest beaches near Lima. Although part of a private condominium, you can still access the beach.

What to do here? Simply relax and enjoy water sports.

Atardecer en las playas en Lima

Where to Stay to Enjoy the Beaches in Lima

Lima has hundreds of accommodation options for all budgets. We especially recommend staying in Miraflores or Barranco. These areas are safer than the historic center and offer top-level services: restaurants, bars, nightlife, and a wide range of hotels—and all close to the beach.

Here are our top picks for places to stay in Miraflores and Barranco:

Best Hotels in Miraflores

Miraflores offers everything from large international chains to boutique hotels for a more intimate experience. Airbnb rentals are also a great option.

Our five favorite hotels:

Top Accommodations in Barranco

Barranco is a historic and bohemian district close to the sea. Here you’ll enjoy incredible sunset views and local culture.

Our recommended hotels:

Tips to Make the Most of Lima’s Beaches

  • Arrive early, especially during weekends or peak season.
  • Use sunscreen. The sun in Lima is intense—even on cloudy days.
  • Rent a beach umbrella to avoid UV overexposure.
  • Visit further beaches if you want to avoid crowds.
  • Respect the ocean. The Pacific has strong currents and steep drop-offs.
  • Help preserve the natural environment.

Rent a Car in Lima and Enjoy the Peruvian Capital

Few cities in the world offer history, world-class food, shopping, and beach time—but Lima does it all.

Renting a car in Lima is the best way to explore every corner of this incredible capital. At Rentennials, we make the whole process easy and affordable. Plus, you’ll be connected to local hosts ready to help with anything you need.

The beaches in Lima are waiting!

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22 May
Aliados, Noticias

Rent a car worry-free | Rentennials + Ensuro

Want to rent a car without worrying about unexpected costs? Rentennials + Ensuro make it simple

Renting a car should be easy — and most importantly, without surprises. At

Rentennials
, we make sure every trip is comfortable, clear, and safe. That’s why every booking includes a damage protection plan — so you can hit the road with peace of mind.

Thanks to our partnership with Ensuro, a fully digital insurer, you’re covered for any damage during your rental. No fine print. No stress.

You choose how you want to drive

When you rent a car, you have two coverage options. Both protect you — the only difference is the deposit and the maximum out-of-pocket cost in case of damage.

🟢 Included coverage (automatically comes with your booking)

  • Security deposit: USD 400
  • Damage deductible: USD 1500

What does this mean?
If the car gets damaged during your trip:

  • You pay the actual repair cost if it’s under USD 1500.
  • If the damage is more expensive, you only pay up to USD 1500. The insurance covers the rest.

🔧 Real-life examples:

  • Scratched bumper (repair cost: USD 300) → You pay USD 300
  • Dented door (repair cost: USD 2000) → You pay USD 1500

🟡 Reduced deductible option (ARS 47,000 extra)

  • Security deposit: USD 200
  • Damage deductible: USD 200

When is this worth it?
If you prefer to drive with maximum peace of mind, this option guarantees you’ll never pay more than USD 200 in case of damage.

🔧 Real-life examples:

  • Scraped door panel (repair cost: USD 100) → You pay USD 100
  • Broken side mirror and headlight (repair cost: USD 800) → You only pay USD 200

And if nothing happens?

Perfect! Once the trip ends, we return your deposit. Simple as that.

Drive safe. Drive easy. Drive with Rentennials

At Rentennials, we believe mobility is freedom. That’s why we take care of the hard stuff — so you can just enjoy the ride.


Book now at Rentennials

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22 May
Tutoriales, Noticias

I invested in rental cars and started generating passive income 💡💸

If you’re looking for a smart way to earn extra income by renting out your car, you’re in the right place.
In this article, we’ll guide you step by step on how to list your vehicle on our carsharing platform and start this adventure on wheels.

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1. Download the Rentennials app

The first step is very simple: download our app from Google Play or App Store

2. Register and access the platform

Once you’ve installed the app, go to the dropdown menu under “More” and create your account.
You can easily sign up using your Google, Facebook, or Apple account.

After registering, go to “List Vehicle”. There, you’ll need to fill in key information such as:

  • Make, model, and year of your vehicle
  • A short description of the car
  • Usage rules and terms

In the second step:

  • Your car’s location
  • Your phone number
  • The vehicle’s license plate

Extra services: more value for your rentals

You can offer extra services such as a baby seat or airport delivery and return.
These services can include an additional charge of your choosing:

  • The airport service is charged per trip (either pick-up or drop-off)
  • The baby seat is a one-time fee for the entire rental, regardless of the number of days

3. Upload quality photos

In the third step, upload photos of your vehicle.
This is very important: tourists tend to choose cars with the best photos that clearly show the vehicle’s condition.
Here’s a video tutorial with tips on how to take great pictures.

4. All set! Your vehicle is now live

Once you complete all the steps, your vehicle will be available for tourists to book.
From the “My Vehicles” section, you’ll have access to requests, features, and tips to help you manage your rentals more efficiently.

At Rentennials, we work to make hosting as simple, efficient, and profitable as possible.

Thank you for joining the community and being part of the future of mobility.

Welcome to this adventure on wheels.

 

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16 May
Mendoza

Find out where to ski in Mendoza this winter and experience the snow

One day you’re having lunch at one of the best wineries in the world, and the next you’re getting ready to ski in Mendoza. These are the things that make Mendoza a unique destination and the perfect place to spend unforgettable days. All you need to do is rent a car and start exploring the province to enjoy everything it has to offer.

The most famous ski resort in the province —and one of the best in Argentina— is located in the Las Leñas Valley, a perfect destination. Whether you’re experienced in winter sports or taking your first steps, you’ll find everything you need here for skiing or snowboarding.

At Rentennials, we share everything you need to know to go skiing in Mendoza — from where to stay, how much you’ll spend, the best way to get to Las Leñas, and much more.

Keep reading and get your ski gear ready!

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Where to Ski in Mendoza

The Valle de Las Leñas ski resort is the place thousands of people choose every year to enjoy the snow in Mendoza. It’s located about 80 km from Malargüe, the nearest city to the resort. From the city of Mendoza, it’s 342 km south via National Route 40.

Previously, the Vallecitos and Penitentes ski resorts were also in operation, very close to the capital city. However, today they have been converted into snow recreation areas without ski or snowboard activities.

The Las Leñas Ski Resort

Las Leñas is one of the ski resorts with unmatched scenery. Nestled in the heart of the Andes Mountains at almost 2,300 meters above sea level, it guarantees exceptional snow quality and quantity. And as you glide down the slopes, you’re surrounded by mountains that create an unforgettable scene.

It has hotels at the foot of the slopes, 14 ski lifts, restaurants, and all the services needed to fully enjoy skiing and snowboarding. Plus, there are bars and nightlife options for those who want to combine sports with entertainment.

The quality of its infrastructure and easy access make Las Leñas a favorite choice for skiing in Mendoza.

Ski Slopes in Las Leñas

With 30 ski slopes, Las Leñas offers a wide range of options for all levels. If you don’t know how to ski, you can take a class and start on the beginner slopes.

For those with some prior experience but who aren’t ready for a big challenge yet, the intermediate slopes are perfect. But if you’re an expert looking for adrenaline, then head straight to the advanced or expert trails.

You can check out the full Las Leñas slope map here.

Las Leñas Snow Parks

Not everyone wants or knows how to ski. Or maybe you’re traveling with children who are looking for other ways to have fun while getting into their ski gear. For them, there are the Snow Park, Kids Park, and Adventure Park. There, you can go snow tubing, sledding, snowshoe hiking, or take beginner ski lessons.

How to Get to Las Leñas

The best way to reach the Valle de Las Leñas ski resort is by renting a car in Mendoza and driving south. You need to take National Route 40 to the intersection with Provincial Route 222. From there, turn right and continue for a few more kilometers. The total drive is 342 km on a paved road in good condition.

Click here to see how to get to Las Leñas by car.

Where to Stay When Skiing in Mendoza

To ski in Mendoza, the best option is to stay right in the accommodations available inside the Las Leñas Valley. There are several hotels, aparthotels, and hostels that allow easy access to the slopes. You just need to walk with your gear (or use shuttle services offered by some hotels) and hit the slopes.

Another, more affordable option is to stay in the city of Malargüe. Keep in mind that you’ll need to drive 80 km each way (160 km round trip) daily. So factor in fuel costs and travel time when planning your ski itinerary in Mendoza.

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Accommodation in Las Leñas

These are some lodging options in Las Leñas. Most of them include restaurants and ski storage areas:

  • Hotel Piscis. The most exclusive hotel in Las Leñas. It has a spa, fine dining, and over 90 rooms with incredible views.
  • Hotel Acuario. Ideal for couples. A relaxed atmosphere with lots of privacy.
  • Hotel Aries. Perfect for families and friends, just meters from one of the most popular ski slopes.
  • Hotel Escorpio. A simple and affordable choice to enjoy the mountain.
  • Hotel Virgo. A stylish, modern hotel with a cutting-edge proposal.
  • Hostel Las Leñas. The top pick for young travelers. Close to restaurants and nightlife in the ski resort.
  • Departamentos y Aparts. Apartments and Apart Hotels: A great option for families and groups of friends.

Accommodation in Malargüe

80 km from Las Leñas, you can stay in some hotels in Malargüe:

How Much Does It Cost to Ski in Mendoza

The cost of skiing in Las Leñas depends on the time of season, the number of days you’ll be on the slopes, where you stay, and whether you bring your own gear, among other factors.

As a general reference, a week of skiing in Las Leñas for an adult costs at least 1,500 USD.

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Daily Pass Prices

Pass prices in Las Leñas vary depending on the season, number of days, and whether it’s for an adult or a child (ages 6 to 11). Here are some adult price references (children pay less):

  • One day in low season: 100 USD
  • One day in high season: 150 USD
  • Three days in low season: 280 USD
  • Three days in high season: 405 USD
  • One week in low season: 540 USD
  • One week in high season: 780 USD

You can check all ticket prices at this link.

Where to Rent Ski Equipment and How Much It Costs

Inside Las Leñas Valley, you’ll find several ski rental spots for renting ski or snowboard equipment. There are special offers for families or for those staying three days, a week, or two weeks.

When Is the Best Time to Ski in Mendoza

The ski season in Las Leñas Valley starts in June and ends in early September. Depending on the weather, it may be extended by a few weeks.

Like any trip, choosing the right week to ski in Mendoza is key. A one-day change can significantly impact the cost.

Choosing Between High or Low Season

High season is during July and early August. During these months, both passes and accommodation are more expensive. And of course, there are more people.

There are also “special” weeks considered as mid-season, which offer lower prices compared to peak season. These usually occur before or after the busiest weeks of July. Additionally, the first days of the ski resort opening, or just before it closes, are the cheapest — known as “low season.”

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Weather and Snow Conditions in Winter

As with all ski resorts, the weather can change quickly. Most days are sunny, and others are overcast. Occasionally, a strong snowstorm with wind may hit. If that happens, the slopes are closed until conditions improve.

In those cases, all hotels are prepared to offer alternative indoor activities. Just in case, you can always check the current slope status in Las Leñas here.

Tips for Driving in the Snow and Enjoying Skiing in Mendoza

  • Bring snow chains and install them as soon as there is ice or accumulated snow.
  • Maintain a moderate speed and avoid sudden braking or sharp turns.
  • Use low-beam headlights at all times, even during the day.
  • Check the weather forecast and road conditions before heading into the mountains.
  • Drive patiently and never overtake unless you’re 100% sure it’s safe.
  • Pay attention to signs and follow Gendarmerie instructions if needed.

 Rent a Car and Experience Winter in Mendoza

To fully enjoy the experience of skiing in Mendoza, the best option is to rent a car to move around easily and discover the province’s stunning landscapes. Don’t miss out on visiting other wineries and exploring the highlights of one of Argentina’s most beautiful destinations.

As we always say, renting a car with Rentennials is easy, simple, and affordable. It’s the best option to enjoy the snow in Mendoza with peace of mind. Mendoza’s winter is waiting for you!

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08 May
Tutoriales

How to List Your Vehicle on Rentennials

If you’re looking for a smart way to earn extra income by renting out your car, you’re in the right place.
In this article, we’ll guide you step by step on how to list your vehicle on our carsharing platform and start this adventure on wheels.

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1. Download the Rentennials app

The first step is very simple: download our app from Google Play or App Store

2. Register and access the platform

Once you’ve installed the app, go to the dropdown menu under “More” and create your account.
You can easily sign up using your Google, Facebook, or Apple account.

After registering, go to “List Vehicle”. There, you’ll need to fill in key information such as:

  • Make, model, and year of your vehicle
  • A short description of the car
  • Usage rules and terms

In the second step:

  • Your car’s location
  • Your phone number
  • The vehicle’s license plate

Extra services: more value for your rentals

You can offer extra services such as a baby seat or airport delivery and return.
These services can include an additional charge of your choosing:

  • The airport service is charged per trip (either pick-up or drop-off)
  • The baby seat is a one-time fee for the entire rental, regardless of the number of days

3. Upload quality photos

In the third step, upload photos of your vehicle.
This is very important: tourists tend to choose cars with the best photos that clearly show the vehicle’s condition.
Here’s a video tutorial with tips on how to take great pictures.

4. All set! Your vehicle is now live

Once you complete all the steps, your vehicle will be available for tourists to book.
From the “My Vehicles” section, you’ll have access to requests, features, and tips to help you manage your rentals more efficiently.

At Rentennials, we work to make hosting as simple, efficient, and profitable as possible.

Thank you for joining the community and being part of the future of mobility.

Welcome to this adventure on wheels.

 

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