Bodega Kindgard in Purmamarca: high-altitude wines, restaurant and boutique cabins among the vineyards

Located on National Route 9 (km 1739), this high-altitude winery combines vineyards with views of the Hill of Seven Colors, a restaurant serving regional cuisine, and boutique cabins for travelers looking for accommodation in Purmamarca with real character. If you're planning your visit to the area, this stop fits naturally into a wider tour of Purmamarca and its main attractions.

The vineyard and the winery

The vineyards of Bodega Kindgard are among the highest-altitude vineyards in the region, giving its wines a unique character shaped by the Quebrada's terroir. Visits include a walk through the vines, a look at the winemaking and aging process in the cellar, and a tasting of three signature labels — Copleras, Sacha Tigre and PURMA — paired with local cheeses and preserves.

Restaurant with local produce

The winery's restaurant offers author-driven regional cuisine made with local, seasonal produce, designed to pair with the house wines. It's an ideal lunch stop among the vines, with panoramic views of the Quebrada, and a great addition to any day out in Purmamarca. 

Accommodation: boutique cabins surrounded by vineyards

For travelers looking for accommodation in Purmamarca with something different from a standard hotel, Bodega Kindgard offers boutique cabins facing the Hill of Seven Colors. Amenities in its cabins include:

• Private entrance set within the vineyard landscape
• Kitchenettefully equipped kitchen with fridge, stovetop and cooking utensils
• Private bathroom with toiletries
• Fireplace for the cold nights typical of the Quebrada
• Garden and mountain views
• Patio and outdoor seating area
• Free WiFi and free private parking
• Continental breakfast included, with vegetarian options

This kind of winery accommodation is a great fit for travelers who want to combine wine tourism with the quiet landscape of Jujuy, just minutes from downtown Purmamarca. 

Travel tips

• Pack warm clothing even in summer: due to the altitude, nights in the Quebrada de Humahuaca can be cold even after a sunny day.
• Book both the winery visit and your accommodation ahead of time, especially during high season and long weekends. 
• Combine the winery with a broader tour of Purmamarca, including the Hill of Seven Colors, the Paseo de los Colorados and the town's craft market.
• If traveling by car, Route 9 connects Purmamarca easily with other Quebrada destinations Tilcara and Humahuaca, perfect for a multi-day itinerary.
• The altitude here (over 2,300 meters/7,500 feet above sea level) can cause mild altitude discomfort for some travelers: stay hydrated and avoid intense physical effort on your first day.