Afternoons unfold at a gentler pace. Long, sun-drenched lunches paired with Malbec give way to trail rides through the Sierras, moments by the pool, and siestas beneath whispering trees. As the light softens, saddle up once more for a sunset ride on Peruvian Paso horses, followed by a candlelit dinner or asado under the stars, where stories grow taller with every glass poured.
The week culminates in an in-house polo tournament, joined by local players — a celebration of camaraderie, skill, and Argentine spirit.
About This Experience
This immersive equestrian retreat offers the perfect balance of learning and leisure, set in one of Argentina’s most breathtaking landscapes. It’s a rare opportunity to experience the thrill of polo alongside the warmth of rural hospitality, fine food, and the rhythm of life on a traditional estancia.
13th February to the 20th of February 2026
Highlights Include:
Seven nights’ accommodation at a private Argentine estancia with full board and beverages
Half-day polo sessions with private instruction and daily practice chukkas
Daily trail rides through the Sierras Chicas (except Sunday afternoons)
Final in-house polo tournament with local guest players
Córdoba City tour with spa visit, massage, and Roman-baths circuit
Airport transfers, laundry service, and use of all riding facilities
Who This Experience Is For
This experience is ideal for travellers drawn to authenticity, adventure, and elegance — those who seek to combine the thrill of sport with the serenity of the countryside. Whether you are discovering polo for the first time or reconnecting with your love of riding, this week promises balance, freedom, and exhilaration in equal measure.
Why We Chose This Experience for You
We selected this journey because it captures the essence of true Argentine luxury — passion, connection, and craft. Here, you don’t just watch polo — you live it. From your first lesson to the final chukka beneath the setting sun, each moment reflects the heart of Argentina: generous, untamed, and deeply alive.
