• This itinerary combines polo clinics in estancias on the fringes of Buenos Aires as well as a stay in Cordoba- the horse capital of Argentina. With an ex 10-goaler as the resident pro, this is one place where novices and seasoned polo players alike will enjoy. Accompanying spouses will enjoy the tranquility of rural Argentina, as they will the tango spectacular that marks the beginning of their trip in Argentina.
• Day 1-4: Buenos Aires: Be met at the airport and transferred to the Palacio Park Duhau. Check in at leisure before starting your private architecture tour of Buenos Aires, accompanied by a person with an architectural specialization.

  The next day you'll go on a private city tour of Buenos Aires. A personal shopper (extra costs) can be arranged for to guide you through the best of porteno fashion. Tonight you'll be going for the Rojo Tango at the Faena Cabaret, easily the most polished version of tango in town. Preceded by dinner, you'll be watching the tango performance in an atmospheric, smoky cabaret.

  The next day is at leisure- partake of the excellent spa facilities at the Park Hyatt or, should you be so inspired,  avail yourself of a private tango lesson(extra costs).

• Day 4-7:El Metejon Polo

  Retreat to the Argentine Pampas today. With 60 horses to cater to all levels of play, three days are entirely devoted to the sport. "In order to learn one must devote 3 whole days to practicing in which you become totally exhausted.(...)" says Diego Richini, owner of El Metejon Polo.

• Day 7-12: Cordoba

  Transfer today to Cordoba, the horse capital of Argentina.

  Located at the foot of the hills near Santa Catalina, the elements of polo, gauchos and pampas converge at the Estancia el Colibri. Waking up to the sound of birds, the beautiful landscape of the pampas, the Estancia el Colibri is a paradise for horse lovers. Dove hunting and activities for children are also available.

• Day 12-13:Buenos Aires

  Back in Buenos Aires, spend the day at leisure, preparing for onward international flight the next day.

• Prices (Indicative Only)  USD7847 pp Double Occupancy.

  This trip can be extended to extended to include Patagonia and the Iguazu Falls or to continue on to Uruguay, where you'll find yourself partying in the evenings and galloping in the pampas in the mornings!

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This itinerary combines polo clinics in estancias on the fringes of Buenos Aires as well as a stay in Cordoba- the horse capital of Argentina. With an ex 10-goaler as the resident pro, this is one place where novices and seasoned polo players alike will enjoy. Accompanying spouses will enjoy the tranquility of rural Argentina, as they will the tango spectacular that marks the beginning of their trip in Argentina.

Day 1-4: Buenos Aires: Be met at the airport and transferred to the Palacio Park Duhau. Check in at leisure before starting your private architecture tour of Buenos Aires, accompanied by a person with an architectural specialization.

The next day you'll go on a private city tour of Buenos Aires. A personal shopper (extra costs) can be arranged for to guide you through the best of porteno fashion. Tonight you'll be going for the Rojo Tango at the Faena Cabaret, easily the most polished version of tango in town. Preceded by dinner, you'll be watching the tango performance in an atmospheric, smoky cabaret.

The next day is at leisure- partake of the excellent spa facilities at the Park Hyatt or, should you be so inspired,  avail yourself of a private tango lesson(extra costs).

Day 4-7:El Metejon Polo

Retreat to the Argentine Pampas today. With 60 horses to cater to all levels of play, three days are entirely devoted to the sport. "In order to learn one must devote 3 whole days to practicing in which you become totally exhausted.(...)" says Diego Richini, owner of El Metejon Polo.

Day 7-12: Cordoba

Transfer today to Cordoba, the horse capital of Argentina. Located at the foot of the hills near Santa Catalina, the elements of polo, gauchos and pampas converge at the Estancia el Colibri. Waking up to the sound of birds, the beautiful landscape of the pampas, the Estancia el Colibri is a paradise for horse lovers. Dove hunting and activities for children are also available.

Day 12-13:Buenos Aires

Back in Buenos Aires, spend the day at leisure, preparing for onward international flight the next day.

Prices (Indicative Only)  USD7847 pp Double Occupancy.

This trip can be extended to extended to include Patagonia and the Iguazu Falls or to continue on to Uruguay, where you'll find yourself partying in the evenings and galloping in the pampas in the mornings! Prices are approximate only.

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An itinerary combining polo clinics in the estancias of Buenos Aires with a stay in horse country Cordoba!