WORLDWIDE · BUENOS AIRES FARM TOURS
This is the shortlist you would send a friend: 6 farm tours in Buenos Aires worth the money, each with its price, its season and the thing to know before you commit.
Review of Buenos Aires’ 9-hour gaucho ranch tour, with San Antonio de Areco, horseback riding, asado, folk music, and practical booking tips.
“water on the bus would have been appreciated a box to step onto at the ranch to help mount the horses otherwise excellent, the family were very welcoming, our guide Facundo exceptional”
Review of the Santa Susana gaucho day trip from Buenos Aires, with ranch history, horseback riding, barbecue, wine, music, and practical tips.
“The trip was fun and our guide was informative and friendly. The small group experience made it easier to hear the information and to share experiences with fellow travelers. It was well organized and the food was great.”
Review of Don Silvano Ranch near Buenos Aires, with gaucho activities, horseback riding, asado lunch, music, mate, value, and practical tips.
“This was a really poorly organised tour! Boring! Food was burnt and was given great lumps of it! Couldn't get a horse ride or a buggy ride as ppl pushed in anc had more then one! Gaucho show was ok but nothing special Tour guide was not much and didn't drop us at the hotel although it states on the description they do I was not feeling well but still had to walk 2 blocks to get back to the hotel! Be wary of this tour!”
Review of Santa Susana Ranch near Buenos Aires, with gaucho shows, Argentine barbecue, carriage rides, and practical booking advice.
“el show artístico estuvo espectacular y la comida muy buena”
Spend a full day at Santa Susana Ranch with Argentine barbecue, wine, tango, folklore, gaucho skills, and a scenic pampas drive.
“bylo super, wino i jedzenie super, mimo ze padalo odbyly sie pokazy gauchos, ominela nas jazda konna z powodu deszczu, wycieczka warta pieniedzy..... uwaga na wino darmo, dobre i MOCNE :)”
Review of Don Silvano Ranch near Buenos Aires, with gaucho horseback riding, asado lunch, music, horse shows, costs, and practical tips.
“Had such a great time. A nice break from Buenos Aires. Learned a ton about Gaucho culture as well as Argentine traditions. The tour guide who took us there was so knowledgeable and friendly. Don Silvano kept feeding us and the food was delicious (especially the empanadas). The horse ride was so calming. Our guide at the ranch, Pablo was entertaining and so hospitable, as well as teaching us all things Gaucho and how to make a mate. The day wasn’t fast paced but a lot was crammed in. The lunch was never ending food and drink (wine). The music and dance show was excellent (they also make you dance).…”
Every kind of farm on the site, in one place.
