Horse riding holidays in Patagonia

Active Adventure

Discover the most exciting experience on the trail riding through Patagonia’s wilderness, spend some nights at exclusive Estancias and others camping out.Patagonia is meant to be one of the most vast areas in the world! Riding among wild red deer, wild boar and "guanacos", is a unique experience, which everyone should do at least one ina lifetime!

Typical Day

Start early with a home cooked breakfast and get ready for a day riding with our picnic lunch carried in our saddle bags.We will take you out into Patagonia’s wilderness, riding over natural grass lands, venture into hidden valleys and through natural forests or up to the highest peak.
A stream offers the opportunity for comfort stop, drink a “mate” and to stretch your legs.


Lunch, by a lake, somewhere we can cook a Patagonian asado or eat our picnic.In the warm afternoon sun a good swim, some fishing or continue on horseback letting the land show you it’s secrets.
Somewhere, before the end of the day, a tea will be served and back home, a warm bath and the comfort of the Lodge will be waiting for you.
Patagonia is not only about wilderness, vast expanses, it is also about ecology, clear water lakes, native indians, natural forests... ride with us and we can introduce you to it’s fascinating beauty.When not riding you can take walks in the grounds, relax by the river with a good book, try your luck fly fishing or go shopping in the neighbouring village.

Age range, type of group

Where we ride: San Martin de los Andes, in northern Patagonia, Argentina.Accommodation: Stay at an exclusive Lodge or Estancia.
Length of rides: 5 to 6 hours per day.Children: We do accept children, but do contact us before.

Sleeping and meals

Children: We accept children but must be competent riders. Please consult.Accommodation: We provide class camping gear.Clothing: Please check at “What to bring” section.Meals and drinks: All food is fresh, and we carry it with us on the pack horse. Lunch is picnic and evening is usually camp fire “asado” (barbecue), mainly ................................................beef, lamb some vegetables and fruits, eggs, ham, cheese. Home made ...............................................breads and jams.
No lunch or dinner is complete without a good glass of wine, but for ...............................................those who don’t agree Quipiren provides juice, coffee, tea, chocolate ...............................................and water.

Restrictions

no pets, sorry!

Rates

Rates: USD 190, per person all inclusive

Other Information

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