Where are the experiences located?

Our main estancia is located in the heart of the Buenos Aires Province Pampas, approximately 1.5 to 2 hours from downtown Buenos Aires — close enough for a day trip, far enough to feel truly immersed in nature.

How long do tours last?

We offer flexible options: Half-Day Experience (4–5 hours), Full-Day Immersion (8–9 hours), and Overnight Stay (24–48 hours).

Is this suitable for families or beginners?

Absolutely! Our horses are calm and well-trained. Children as young as 6 can ride (with parental supervision). We tailor activities to all ages and skill levels. Vegetarian/vegan meal options available upon request.

What’s included in the price?

All our packages include: round-trip transport from BA (if selected), bilingual guide, horseback riding + equipment, traditional asado lunch or dinner, folklore show and gaucho demonstrations, mate and refreshments, and photo opportunities. Overnight packages also include rustic cabin lodging and breakfast.

Comfortable clothes (layers recommended), closed-toe shoes or boots, sunscreen, hat, sunglasses, camera or phone. We also take professional photos for you!

Do I need horseback riding experience?

Nope! We match you with a horse suited to your level. Beginners receive a safety briefing and walking-pace introduction. Advanced riders can request faster trails.

Visit our Booking Page — select your date, group size, and package. Confirm via email. We’ll send pickup details and a welcome kit. Last-minute bookings? Call or WhatsApp us — we often have space!

We ride rain or shine! Light rain won’t cancel the tour — gauchos don’t fear weather. In case of severe storms, we’ll reschedule or refund. Cabins and covered areas ensure you stay dry and cozy.

Unfortunately, pets are not allowed on tours for safety and animal welfare reasons. Service animals may be accommodated with prior notice.

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