What's included in the tour price?

Hotel pickup and dropoff from Buenos Aires, entrance to Estancia Santa Susana, welcome empanadas, a full traditional asado (barbecue) lunch, and folk and tango performances. Wine is included with lunch.

How far is Estancia Santa Susana from Buenos Aires?

The ranch is located approximately 70 km from central Buenos Aires, with an 8-hour tour including travel time.

Can I participate in the gaucho activities, or is it just watching?

The afternoon features interactive demonstrations where you're invited to join in. Wearing boots and ranch-appropriate clothing is recommended to participate comfortably.

Wear comfortable, sturdy boots (ideal for ranch walking and activities), casual ranch-style clothing, and layers depending on the season. Avoid white or fancy clothes, as dust is inevitable.

Is the tour suitable for children?

Yes, the combination of interactive gaucho activities, performances, and included lunch makes it family-friendly. Children can participate in demonstrations as comfort allows.

What time does the tour depart and return?

The 8-hour tour typically departs in the morning from your hotel in Buenos Aires and returns in the late afternoon. Exact times are confirmed upon booking.

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About this activity

Spend a full day at Estancia Santa Susana, a working ranch 70 km from Buenos Aires, where you'll experience authentic gaucho traditions through horsemanship demonstrations, folk and tango performances, and a full asado (barbecue) lunch. This is one of the most genuine gaucho festivals near the capital, blending countryside culture with interactive entertainment.

Experience the Authentic Gaucho Festival at Estancia Santa Susana

Embark on a full-day adventure just 70 km away from Buenos Aires, where the original historic charm of Estancia Santa Susana awaits. Immerse yourself in the most authentic Gaucho Festival in Buenos Aires, featuring typical activities of the Argentine countryside and a complete lunch with a music and dance show.

Upon arrival at the Estancia, you'll have some time to explore the estate while enjoying some freshly made empanadas. Take in the stunning views during your free time before being invited to join a traditional Argentine barbecue.

But the fun doesn't end there! After lunch, you'll be treated to folk and tango shows, followed by the gauchos showcasing their skills. Watch as they demonstrate ring races, horse taming, and much more. This part of the day is also interactive, so be sure to wear your boots and be ready to join in the fun!

Highlights

✓Watch gauchos perform traditional skills: ring races, horse taming, and horseback feats
✓Participate in interactive gaucho activities (wear boots to join in)
✓Enjoy a full traditional Argentine asado with wine
✓Live folk and tango performances during lunch
✓Explore the historic Estancia grounds with complimentary empanadas on arrival

Insider tips

★Arrive ready to participate—wear comfortable boots and clothes you don't mind getting dusty; the interactive demonstrations are the highlight
★The folk and tango shows run during and after lunch, so pace your eating to catch all performances
★Go mid-week if possible to avoid larger weekend crowds and get more one-on-one time with the gauchos

Good to know

•8-hour tour includes hotel pickup/dropoff from central Buenos Aires
•Full lunch (asado) and welcome empanadas are included; check if beverages beyond wine are complimentary
•Estancia grounds are relatively flat and accessible, but wear sturdy footwear for exploring and potential ranch activities
•No special fitness level required, though interactive activities are optional

Who it's for

Culture enthusiasts wanting authentic Argentine countryside experiences beyond Buenos AiresAdventure travellers interested in gaucho heritage and horsemanshipFamilies looking for interactive, all-inclusive day tripsFood lovers keen on traditional asado and folk entertainment

Best time to visit

Visit during Argentina's spring (September–November) or autumn (March–May) for comfortable temperatures and lively ranch atmosphere. Avoid peak summer heat (December–February) and winter cold (June–August). Midweek visits typically offer a more intimate experience.