country day at estancia

A Country Day at Estancia is ideal for those of us who come from metropolis.

 

We’re prey of speed and constant movement in which we are submerged, added to the technological life and social networks, which makes us hyper connected with every corner of the world every second, brings to our lives stress and in many cases anxiety for the future.

 

A day in the countryside at Argentina Polo Day Ranch, located in Capilla del Señor, 50 minutes from Buenos Aires, invites us to disconnect from work, numbers, statistics and meetings, to see and appreciate the sunset on the horizon in the Argentine pampas, a well-deserved gift.

 

Comfortable and relaxed clothes, to leave the environment of the day, to be surrounded by laughter, food and learn about a new culture, in a warm and friendly atmosphere, where you are made to feel welcome, and whose memory of the experience will always be present, is a unique experience without a doubt.

For the adventurous, a carriage ride or horseback riding is part of the picnic, but lying on the grass, next to the stream, eating and chatting, is also another of the proposals of the picnic at Estancia, because the most important thing is to enjoy the tranquility, relaxation and having a good time.

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