Argentina Package Holiday
Horse Riding Holiday Package in Argentina
Horse riding holidays in Argentina, are a natural way to explore the culture and landscapes that make Argentina so special. A Horse Riding Holiday in Argentina is a very special holiday. Argentina horse riding accommodation is set in a beautiful reserve at the top of the Cordoba hills in the center of Argentina. This organic working farm breeds Aberdeen-Angus cattle and Paso Peruano horses. It has been in the same Anglo Argentina family for four generations and sets the highest standards of accommodation, combining the pleasures of estancia life with exceptional riding. The owners have a passion for conservation and the preservation of the environment. They cherish the farms “spring water” and use wind and solar energy.
Argentina horse riding activities
Argentina is the home of polo. some of the activities of this holiday package are Home rides,
long-distance pack trips, polo, bird watching, walking, assisting the gauchos with cattle
or simply relaxing by the pool. "The adventure allows you to experience the best traditions
of Argentina while not abandoning all creature comforts.”
Facilities
• There are in total seven rooms for the travelers.
• All rooms have private bathrooms.
• Meals are varied and delicious, with plenty of opportunity to try regional dishes.
• Open bar is available where you can try the local wines.
• You can enjoy heat at the indoor Swimming pool.
• Outside dining area is there for taking lunch and dinner.
• Internet access and fax service is available for the customers.
• Longer riding expeditions involve camping or staying in local dwellings.
• Staff members are very helpful and cooperative.
The Argentina holiday is special and different from other normal holidays. At our Argentina horse riding accommodation we farm organically and don’t use growth hormones, pesticides, insecticides or chemical fertilizers. Our cattle, horses and chickens are free range. At our Argentina horse riding accommodation we are restoring the historic buildings located all through the estancia, taking care to restore them in understanding with the unique construction where possible. 90% of our energy is naturally produced (wind or solar generated). We use low energy bulbs and ask guests to use electricity sparingly. Grey water is used for watering the garden. All metal and bottles are recycled. Our employees are all local and all live on the farm and are very well cared for. Some of the staff have been with us for three generations. Wages are generous and paid on time, and staffs are given training. The horses are often bred locally and all purchases are local. The farm supports the local school, working on improvements including the water works, building an oven, providing cooking pots and pans, first aid kits and a solar energy system. Old horse shoes are turned into a game that can be purchased by guests, with profits going to the local school. We plant new fruit trees every year, providing shade for cattle, and have an organic vegetable garden. Our fertilizers are 100% natural manure or mulch. Shooting is banned, encouraging condors, vultures, foxes, etc. Food is sourced locally (or home grown) and our Chef’s mission statement is to work with the food community to celebrate local and regional foods and foster a more sustainable food supply.