Tour privado a San Antonio de Areco: pueblo Gaucho y Estancia
Descripción
¡Definitivamente ofrecemos el Día Gaucho más completo, entretenido y personalizado que pueda encontrar en Argentina!
Opciones de la excursión
Itinerario
A sólo una hora conduciendo desde Buenos Aires por Ruta Nacional 8, la vasta planicie de las Pampas nos muestra su inmensidad. En San Antonio de Areco, ya llegamos a la cuna de la tradición.
Para los amantes de la cultura y la historia, lo ideal es de comenzar la visita por la plaza principal llamada Ruiz de Arellano, sede de la parroquia San Antonio de Padua. Conocerás la historia de cómo los primeros conquistadores españoles, importando de Europa materiales nobles como madera y baldosas, empezaron a construir la ciudad alrededor de 1730.
El Boliche de Bessonart tiene más de 200 años. De perfil inclinado como la Torre de Pisa - desde afuera puede verse la curvatura de la pared -, su revoque de época, su techo original y sus dos salones resisten el paso del tiempo.
Desde 1885 cuando se construyó, hasta 1966 cuando el pueblo decidió comprarlo, el ayuntamiento Municipal, justo frente a la parroquia, es una antigua casona colonial que perteneció a una de las familias más ricas del pueblo. Hoy se puede visitar y admirar su gran patio interior, sus azulejos de época, antiguo pozo y rejas de hierro forjado.
Este museo exhibe una colección privada que ilustra la evolución de la platería en Argentina, desde el siglo XIX hasta la actualidad. En el taller de Mariano Draghi podrás ver piezas únicas inspiradas en técnicas tradicionales.
La fábrica de chocolate artesanal La Olla de Cobre es reconocida en toda la provincia. Los bonaerenses vienen especialmente a San Antonio de Areco a comprar sus deliciosos chocolates y sus famosos alfajores. Una parada imprescindible para los gourmets.
El museo Ricardo Güiraldes ofrece diferentes miradas sobre el pasado argentino, específicamente en relación a los gauchos: sus costumbres, ajuares, cómo se ganaban la vida... También explora la vida y la personalidad del escritor Ricardo Güiraldes.
Acompañados por el guía, se dirigirán a una antigua Estancia, ubicada a 15 minutos del pueblo, en medio de la llanura pampeana. Después de un recorrido rápido por la Estancia y un paseo a caballo (o en carruaje) para explorar algunas de las 400 hectáreas de la propiedad, estarán invitados a disfrutar de un delicioso almuerzo asado servido bajo la sombra de árboles centenarios. Luego tendrán la oportunidad de admirar las destrezas ecuestres de los gauchos de la Estancia, así como escuchar y ver música y bailes tradicionales argentinos.
Lo más destacado
Qué incluye
Lugares y horarios de recogida
Recogemos desde cualquier hotel de Buenos Aires o desde la dirección de su elección en Buenos Aires
Valoraciones de viajeros
Información importante
- Hay asientos o sillas infantiles disponibles
- Accesible para silla de ruedas
- Todas las áreas y superficies son accesibles para sillas de ruedas
- Adecuado para todos los niveles de aptitud física
- La tarifa para niños se aplica solo cuando se comparte con 2 adultos que pagan
- Para un menú vegetariano, por favor avisar al momento de la reserva
Opiniones(124)
We loved the place, the rooms were very comfortable and well-decorated... and the wood-burning stove in each one was the cherry on top. I also have to highlight all the facilities and the food... But the highest score is for the service... all the people who work there are very warm and 100% available to the guests.
Punctual and friendly 8.30 pickup from the hotel and smooth drive to SF which takes about 90 minutes. Delightful guide Camilla in SF who explained about the town and gaucho culture. Interesting visits to the gaucho silversmith, leather workshop etc. Camilla came with us to the estancia which was El Ombro and featured in our guide book. She looked after us during the stages of the visit which made it very easy. The welcoming drink and empanadas were fab. Then horse ride or buggy ride to see a bit of the ranch area. Inside for the bbq meal which (surprise surprise) was very meaty. You have to be careful what you pick if bones/fat are not really your scene. But it was a bbq. Overall the estancia was a good experience but dropped a star for me based on the meat. But our guide Camila was excellent, five stars, and we had interesting conversations over lunch about life in Argentina. Super English. Another smooth drive back to BA and we were back at our hotel just after 6pm. Good driver Snr Adrian. So a very good day out from BA learning about gaucho culture. Thank you
Dear Nigel, Thank you so much for your kind words and for taking the time to share your experience with us. We are thrilled to hear that you enjoyed the journey to San Antonio de Areco and that Camila’s insights into gaucho culture made your visit so special. She and Sr. Adrian will be delighted to hear your praise! Regarding your feedback on the meal, we appreciate your honesty. We always strive to provide an authentic Argentine experience, and as you noted, a traditional asado is a celebration of meat. In Argentina, many of our most flavorful and traditional cuts—such as the tira de asado (short ribs)—are intentionally grilled with the bone and a bit of fat, as this is what gives the meat its soul and signature taste. However, we also serve a wide variety of other cuts, including bife de lomo (tenderloin), entraña (skirt steak), matambre (flank), chicken, and achuras (traditional appetizers), to ensure there is something for every palate. We are so glad that, despite the "meaty" surprise, the estancia provided a memorable day out for you. It was a pleasure hosting you, and we hope to welcome you back to Argentina in the future! Warm regards,
This was the most wonderful experience! From the time our efficient, thoughtful and communicative driver, Adrian, showed up at our doorstep, we had an amazing time. Julieta, our local guide (works, lives and is a teacher in San Antonio de Areco, so was very plugged in with the history of the area, community and knew all the local artisans we visited giving us some unique access opportunities!) She was very informative and extremely responsive to our needs throughout the day, often going out of her way to make certain things happen or go more smoothly for us. She was really wonderful wirh my 6yo daughter too. I originally didn't really know if we needed/wanted the town historical portion of the tour, but in retrospect now I feel it was vital to understanding the history of the region and culture of the Gauchos and hence really enhanced the day's experience (as opposed to just showing up at the Estancia with no context). The afternoon at the Estancia itself was a dream -- my daughter was so thrilled to ride a horse and the food, cultural show (this is not just a tourist gimmick, I asked and they only have real gauchos and local artists performing), gaucho-horse handling presentation and really the entire ambience were all fantastic. It was truly a splendid day and I couldn't recommend this tour and company more highly!
A great day out seeing not only the estancia but also San Antonia Areco. Plenty to see and do. Horse riding was a bit tame but I guess they have to cater for beginners.
We were looking for an escape from the city buzz and ended up having a magical day in San Antonio de Areco. If you want to experience the true essence of the Argentine gaucho in a romantic and polished setting, this experience is a must. Highly recommended, the experience includes transportation. My wife and I had a great time.
This was a wonderful day out of the city onto a ranch. We had a private driver from the city, and even though he couldn’t speak a lot of English, he did a Translate app to talk to us, which we appreciated. Camila met us in Areco and we had the private tour around the historic area and several shops. She is a local and really understands the gaucho culture here. The driver took us along with Camila to the Estancia for a wonderful day. Lots of food, dancing, music and horseback riding. Beautiful location. Highly recommend this tour. It is a ways out from the city so there’s a one and a half to 2 Hour drive in each direction.
Overall, the experience was very good. However, the tour of the town was a little long in the heat with no option to stop for a drink. Be sure to carry water. Once on the ranch, it was great with an option for either horseback ride or carriage ride along with a good meal and lively music/dancing and horse demonstration!
We did this trip on our last day in Argentina. Our driver picked us up at the hotel and took us to San Antonio de Areco where we met our guide. She was so sincere in her love for Argentina and for the gaucho lifestyle - it was really endearing and made the experience so much better. We came away understanding the gaucho culture so much more than we thought we would. The town is just lovely and the Estancia Ranch offered trail rides and carriage rides as well as a lunch with more food than anyone could eat. The dancing and horse show were also very interesting. I was afraid it would be cheesy but really enjoyed our day.
This was one of the highlights of our trip to Bueno’s Aires. Veronica, our tour operator, was incredible. So warm, informative and wonderful energy. We had an amazing time exploring San Antonio as well as the gaucho history and experience with the people, food, horses and culture. I would highly recommend.
This excursion was one of the highlights of our trip. I highly recommend this for anyone who enjoys horses, nature and beautiful countryside. And if you are fortunate enough to receive Facundo as your guide then your day will be perfect!
