RANCH TRAVEL GUIDE
The rides worth saddling up for.
The 6 argentina ranch tours travellers book most, gathered in one place. Where each ride takes you, how long you are in the saddle, who runs the stable, and what a morning on horseback costs.
A full-day gaucho ranch trip from Buenos Aires for empanadas, parrillada lunch, tango and boleadoras, plus ranch skills on the pampas.
Most Popular“Friendly staff, delicious food and wine included!”
Spend a full day at Estancia Don Silvano: empanadas, horseback riding, mate, asado lunch, and gaucho shows outside Buenos Aires.
“This is a long day trip about 8 hours but enjoyed every minute. Saw most of the, nearby ranch, did horse riding plus horse and cart trip had a BBQ where they supply enormous amounts of meat and some wine. Whilst eating they put on a show, singing, dancing etc. including the Argentina Tango a…”
Sunset horseback riding from Mendoza to Lunlunta with Andes views, Argentine asado dinner, and round-trip transport.
“To start with the horses are well taken care of by Santiago and his staff. Instructions on how to ride your horse are provided to all so the activity is accessible to everyone no matter what level of horseback riding you have. Don’t bother bringing sun hats - you will ride with a helmet they…”
Private 2.5-hour horseback ride in Mendoza’s La Carrera, followed by empanadas, high-altitude wine, and a classic asado lunch.
“This was one of the coolest experiences we did in South America. Gilda, Lucia, and Angel were incredible guides and made the experience unforgettable. Great views of the Andes along the entire ride and then a delicious asado and wine lunch to cap off the day. Cannot recommend this enough!”
Horseback through Maipú vineyards and olive groves, then a multi-course BBQ lunch with wine pairings at Club Tapiz in Mendoza.
“Muy linda vivencia el paseo con los caballos, disfrutando el paisaje de vides y olivos. Ambiente relajado en el almuerzo personalizado en Club Tapiz. Altamente recomendable!!.”
Ride horses into the Andes from Mendoza, share mate and sopapillas at Don Daniel’s ranch, and eat a high-altitude asado lunch in a small group.
“The scenery was worth the price alone! Great day trekking through the mountains and taking in the wonderful views, broke for lunch and a drop of wine with only our horses and the farm dogs for company! Our guide was really helpful and spoke excellent English, would highly recommend this trip!”
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