Argentina
Stay on family-run estancias in one of Argentina’s wildest and most meaningful regions.
Corrientes is where it all began — a land of wetlands, sunsets, and deep traditions. It’s home to the Correntino gaucho, a horseman whose culture runs centuries deep, and whose rhythms are shaped by land, livestock, and slow, steady care.
On this journey, you won’t just ride — you’ll live the life.
Swim with horses. Visit gaucho outposts. Help with the cattle or learn how Criollo horses are raised and trained. Or take a day by the pool with nothing but wind, birdsong, and the orange glow of the sky.
Everything flows with nature: no fixed schedule, just days shaped by the weather, the season, and what calls to you. And when it’s time to eat — you’ll share local meals prepared with care: asado by fire, river fish, empanadas, traditional stews, chipa, cornbread, and wine from Mendoza.
Whether you’re riding across open fields or learning from the quiet rituals of rural life, this is a chance to feel something rare: connection — to land, to people, and to something steady in yourself.
Ride, Rest, Work a little, Learn a lot.
And feel what it’s like to truly slow down.
Corrientes, Argentina
Traditional estancias with modern comforts.
Empowering Rural Communities: By joining this tour, you actively support community-based rural tourism in remote areas of Argentina. Your participation provides economic opportunities for families and communities, contributing to their quality of life while preserving traditional ways of living.
Preserving Gaucho Heritage: Experience the rich traditions of Argentina’s gaucho culture, passed down through generations. By participating, you help keep these customs alive and ensure that the gaucho lifestyle continues to thrive.
Sustaining Local Economies: This tour prioritizes supporting local businesses and families, fostering a sustainable connection between tourism and rural livelihoods. Every ride helps strengthen the communities and preserve the breathtaking landscapes you explore.
Breeding Excellence, Responsibly: The Criollo horses you ride are bred for their gentleness and functionality, reflecting a deep respect for equine welfare and sustainable practices. This ensures a lasting legacy of healthy, happy horses.
Cultural Connection Through Stories: Your guides are passionate stewards of gaucho traditions, sharing their knowledge and love for the land. By learning from them, you contribute to the preservation of their stories and cultural identity.
No, experience is not required. The ranch has a variety of horses and carefully matches them to each rider’s skill level. For beginners and children, they provide well-trained, reliable horses to ensure a safe and enjoyable ride.
Minimum 12 years old. Contact us before.
Sleeping bag.
Layered garments, for cold temperatures and wind.
Drawstring hat.
Camera.
Gloves.
Hat with headlamp.
Personal toiletries.
Towel.
Swimwear.
Yes, we ask that you have your own individual insurance, specifying that you ride horse.
Yes, they have a good life at Ranch.
Saddlebags provided for you to put your personal belongings for the ride. We can provide a sleeping bag at an additional cost.
This includes horseback riding through the surrounding wetlands, exploring the land to inspect, corral and care for horses and livestock, stay in rustic ranches gauchescas and working with the gauchos in everyday tasks.
To reach the location, you coordinate with us directly. In case you don’t have your own transportation, we can pick you up from the Esquina bus terminal. There are several bus companies such as Empresa Silvia, Tata Rapido, Empresa San Jose, among others, depending on where you are coming from.
To book the package, a deposit of 30% of the total value must be made. The remaining balance can be deposited or paid in cash a few days before the horseback ride. The deposit is non-refundable, it will remain in favor for choosing another date or destination of your choice, provided there are available spots.
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