My boyfriend and I had been in BA for three weeks - living everything city and wanted to see some of the countryside, gaucho life and get a break from the hustle bustle. Camino Pampa day tour was the best choice! The day was full of everything e hoped for - culture, art, history and wonderful people. We thoroughly enjoyed the day with Laura touring San Antonio de Areco and Estancia El Ombu. Laura was a gracious host and a wealth of information. By the end fo the day we were completed enchanted by her. Our driver, Santiago, was also a great host and gave us a little tour of Buenos Aires on our way out of town, and back again. We would recommend Camino Pampa to anyone visiting Buenos Aires.

Juan is a wonderful guide who led us through a splendid time horse riding, dancing, eating and touring. The Gaucho horse whisperer made the day!!! Just do it.
John and Mary

We had an extraordinary and relaxing day at an estancia (ranch). We got picked up at our hotel at 8:30am by our guide for the day, Marcelo. We went to a village called San Antonio de Areco. Along the way, Marcelo gave us lots of info about what we were seeing. Once in the village, we learned about gaucho history, gaucho outfits, and silversmithing. We visited an old bar, the church, and the town square, with more great info along the way. Then we went down a dirt road for several miles to a beautiful cattle ranch. There we enjoyed empanadas, cervesa, wine, and a tour of the ranch. Part of the tour was on horseback. So fun! Then we had a relaxing lunch with many kinds of grilled meats, with several side dishes and wine and dessert. Finally, we were treated to music, dancing, and horsemanship. It was a full day that we loved. Marcelo was great! The outing was very worth the price.