Top Patagonia Horseback Riding

An experience on horseback through the Estancia 25 de Mayo Nature Reserve where we can feel the immensity of Patagonia, discovering ravines, streams and stories of the southern gauchos enjoying a country lunch in the Cueva del Arroyo. On the way we will cross streams and geological formations that show us the passage of millions of years.

Discover a Unique Horseback Riding Experience in Aluminé This adventure invites you to explore untouched landscapes within a private property that preserves the native wildlife and flora of Patagonia. With small groups of up to 6 people, you’ll enjoy personalized routes adapted to the day’s weather conditions, allowing you to experience nature at its finest. It’s suitable for all skill levels, making it the perfect opportunity to disconnect and immerse yourself in a safe and authentic environment. Come and enjoy a truly unique horseback experience surrounded by pure Patagonian beauty!

Horseback riding offers a better way to connect to the pristine wilderness of Tierra del Fuego than traveling by vehicle. This guided tour takes you to Laguna Escondido, a rural settlement tucked away between mountains.

Cavalcade of 4 hours in a Pioneer Stay attended by pioneers, a unique place that maintains its own characteristics of a Patagonian stay, unique place, with incredible views of the Andes Mountains.

Go beyond the tourist trail and spend time in Estancia Nibepo Aike in Los Glaciares National Park and experience Patagonian rural life on this tour from El Calafate. Choose a full-day horseback riding option, marvel at rugged scenery, watch a sheep shearing demonstration, hike, and enjoy a local grilled-lamb lunch. Hotel pickup and drop-off at select El Calafate hotels are included for convenience.

Experience the Patagonia few ever see! At Estancia 25 de Mayo, an unforgettable ranch afternoon awaits, blending history, tradition, and breathtaking landscapes. Feel the aroma of freshly prepared mate, taste fried empanadas by the fire, and watch the working dogs guide the sheep herding. Explore the Machinery Museum, learn the secrets of wool production, and enjoy a tasting of Patagonian mountain wine and confit lamb by Calafate Creek. Optional: ride through the surrounding countryside on horseback, discovering the ranch as the pioneers did. End the day with a traditional Patagonian dinner at “El Quincho”, accompanied by a folklore dance show. Every moment is crafted for an authentic, unforgettable Patagonian experience. Don’t just hear about it—book your adventure now and be part of southern Argentina’s living history!