Stay in a remarkably tranquil Buenos Aires estancia and enjoy horse riding across the Pampas, small game hunting in season or just walk for a far as the eye can see and enjoy being one with nature with not another soul in sight for many hours – this is gaucho country! Lounge by the pool with a good book or accompany the dogs as they wander the estate marking their territory and exploring every nook and every cranny.
We recently spent three days relaxing at the Santa Maria de Lobos Polo Club at Casa de Lord – Polo Estancia No. 1, so-named because it overlooks the Santa Maria de Lobos Polo field number one. Close enough to watch polo matches, but far enough away for privacy and seclusion.
Argentina Countrywide has stayed at every estancia we recommend. If you want to know about Argentina ‘straight from the horse’s mouth’ speak to us for comprehensive and knowledgeable Argentina travel, estancias and tours consultancy.
Argentina’s Estancias date back to Spanish colonial rule when free roaming cattle rearing gave way to land ownership and ranching, mainly in the Pampas. Estancias had permanent farm buildings and livestock branded to show their ownership.
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