Posted 1 year ago by jiro in response to 
forestgump's question:
forestgump's question: Remember how aristocrats lived their lives in the cattle ranches near Buenos Aires? I want to feel like a gaucho cowboy for a few days and book a room in the pampas..(give a different answer) .
Phone the Estancia la Portena (54/11 - 4312-2355), bed&breakfast led by an international polo star. Ricardo Guiraldes, that's the name of the owner, who puts a team of 80 ponies at your disposal for a game, but if you prefer just to ride to the nearby villages that's fine too. You'll pay 125$ per person, meals and drinks included, but pay attention - it receives guests only in August through April.
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