We stayed three nights on the Estancia and the memories will stay forever. Everyone is so welcoming , the rooms are beautiful and the surroundings gorgeous. We went in hour long horse rides in the morning and was also invited to do so in the afternoons. The Gauchos did an amazing show . The food was delicious and all staff very attentive . Highly recommended.

It was an unforgettable experience! We all LOVED it! My three year old had a BLAST and so did we. If you have kids there are swing sets, a swings in trees if you walk about the property (a must! So many people didn’t!), a little vegetable garden that’s beautiful, and the horse ride! My three year old couldn’t stop talking about it (she rode with me). The food was delicious and so was the wine, and the coffee…I didn’t even out sugar in my espresso and I’m not an espresso drinker at all! It was so good. And if you go there in summer time, bring a swimsuit with you. We were the only ones enjoying the big pool that overlooks the fields. It was an absolute dream…and we went at the height of the mosquito invasion. We covered ourselves in Off! And the day went without a hitch. It was one of my favorite days of our stay in Argentina! Just do yourself a favor and go! Dancing the Humahiaqueño was fun, the dance performance was beautiful and the horse showing too. Couldn’t ask for more!

We booked a tour through our hotel. Marcelo, our guide, took us to this ranch for a day visit. It was about a two hour drive from our hotel in the city. We had another couple traveling with us. There is a dirt road that connects the highway to the ranch. The entrance was lined with trees. It was a cold day. Dress warm with layers. Most of the day was spent outside. They have restrooms onsite. There are dogs and horses everywhere. Orange trees growing in the garden, meat asada grilling, it was a welcoming sight. We started with wine and empanadas welcome. Tastiest empanadas and so juicy. Best flavors ever. We went on a 45 min horse ride. Horses are very well trained. Gauchos know exactly how to handle them. We did nothing but sit on a horse! It was a quiet ride taking in the scenery. We then enjoyed a tasty meal with salads and various cuts of meat. Wine, soda, and dessert completed the meal. We listened to the live music played by the Gauchos and danced to some tunes. It was a lovely experience. Definitely on the expensive side. So it depends on your budget. My teen loved it.

We did a day trip out of Buenos Aires to the estancia. The estancia arranged our driver Santiago (a last minute replacement for Cesar) to pick us up at 9am. Santiago offered to make a visit to the town of San Antonio de Areco on the way and gave us a short tour - nice gesture, nice town. We arrived to the ranch on a cool day and were immediately greeted by an owner who showed us around the property, helped us pay our bills (including for Santiago's excellent services), and brought out snacks and drinks. From there everything continued to be sharply planned and professional - horseback riding, an outstanding lunch of grilled meats, salads, and wine, and a gaucho show. The entire day was well-paced, friendly, fun, and the meat and wine were plentiful (!!). Yes, sure, all things considered an expensive day trip, but we are absolutely glad we did it. Would recommend Santiago as a driver. He never made us feel rushed and provided helpful information when requested. Only critique of the day would be lack of instruction for novice horseback riders, but the horses were very well trained.