2 Days & 1 Night on a Traditional Gaucho Farm in Buenos Aires
Description
Escape the city and discover Argentina’s rural soul on this immersive 2-day, 1-night gaucho experience at a traditional farm in the Pampas! With private round-trip transfers from Buenos Aires, you’ll travel comfortably to the charming town of San Antonio de Areco, known as the birthplace of gaucho culture. Spend your time at a beautiful estancia (Argentine ranch), where you’ll enjoy a range of authentic activities: horseback riding, carriage rides, traditional music, folklore dancing, and a live gaucho skills demonstration. Savor a mouthwatering Argentine asado (BBQ) with fine meats and dessert under the open skies. Relax and take in the peaceful countryside, surrounded by nature and warm hospitality. After a cozy overnight stay at the estancia, wake up to a traditional breakfast before returning to Buenos Aires with your private driver.
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Pickup Locations & Times
Pick Up at Buenos Aires Centrally Located Accommodations (Palermo, Recoleta, San Telmo, Centro)
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Important Information
- Infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
- Please advise any specific dietary requirements at time of booking
Reviews(1)
Our private tour of the Pampas was led by Marcelo. He showed us the beauties of the pampas in his most charming and personal way. Marcelo was the perfect tour guide with lots of humor, quick wit and dedication. We first went to the old town of Areco. There we were fascinated by the Draghi museum which is family run and operated featuring some of the best silver smiths in the world. It is truly incredible to see what these artisans can create with their hands and just a few tools. After that, we went to visit the local church. Its ornamentation and decoration were very well combined inside and the building itself was bright and visually stunning. After visiting the town a bit, we went to the "Ombu" Estancia. It was fantastic experiencing the gaucho and horse demonstration and the folkloric was also entertaining. Last but not least, the asado and the wine were great! It was definitely worth it
