GAUCHO LIFE EXPERIENCE @ARGENTINA

GAUCHO LIFE EXPERIENCE @ARGENTINA

Just 3 hours from Buenos Aires, we invite you to live a unique experience in your life! From morning to night you will share your day with authentic gauchos in a ranch of 3000 hectares located in the province of Entre Ríos, a producer of cattle and grains.

You will discover their way of living, working, eating and breathing! You will become one of them, carrying out the tasks that are presented and that will nourish your knowledge about livestock breeding, rational training, permaculture, land clearing, among many things.

The morning will wake you up and leave you speechless when we cross deer, wild boars and exotic birds, in a wild landscape of immense plains. And at the end of the day, the reward will come by contemplating the most beautiful sunsets around some firewood, some mates and unforgettable talks.

Are you ready to live this experience intensely on the back of your horse?

KEY INFORMATION
• Creole Breed Horses with Argentine message
• Hereford and Braford Breed Cows
• Approximate riding time per day 4 to 8 hours
• All meals and drinks provided
• Accommodation at the ranch
• Transportation from Buenos Aires to the Estancia included (288km)

HIGHLIGHTS
• Rodeo and cow herding
• Cabin with intensive rotating pasture
• Feedlot
• Work in corral
• Apart from livestock
• Rational dressage in corrals
• Agriculture
• Permaculture
• Greening, grazing
• Dismantle

REQUIREMENTS
• Mandatory medical assistance insurance
• Intermediate or advanced level of riding
• Minors accompanied by an adult

GROUP SIZE
• 1 to 4 people
• Bedrooms
• 2 Bathrooms (1 private / 1 shared)

PRICE PER PERSON
1 week
2 weeks
4 weeks

It is not suspended by rain

THE STAY
Located about 6 km from Colonia Elía, which is a municipality located between the Tala and Potrero districts of the Uruguay department, in the east of the province of Entre Ríos.

BETWEEN RIVERS
Entre Ríos is a province in the Mesopotamia region in northeastern Argentina, north of the province of Buenos Aires and between the Paraná and Uruguay rivers. It is known for its hot springs, such as those in Federación, and its tradition of growing yerba mate and drinking mate. It is home to 2 national parks: Predelta, abundant in bird species, and El Palmar, one of the remaining reserves of the yatay palm that once covered the region.