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Argentina is a vast country with a wide variety of landscapes and climates where horseback riding is a regular practice, and in the mountains, a great way to access remote spots up high. With a certified local guide, you will be able to get to the places you’re looking for that you don’t know are there and have someone who can arrange the logistics. Plus, horses are themselves guides since they know the territory like no other. Start planning your horseback riding trip in Argentina and pick one of the experts at Explore-Share.com to show you the way: 1500+ guides, 70+ countries and more than 8000 different programs to choose from. The mountains are calling!
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What should I know about Horseback Riding Argentina?
Horseback riding is a popular practice in Argentina, commonly associated with the gaucho culture. It is also a great way to explore its many terrains that span along the Andes mountains with its bright colors and arid landscapes in Salta and Jujuy up north, to the vineyard covered Mendoza and sunny San Juan further towards the center and the blue lake, glacier clad south. Options include long trips camping in the mountains, or short excursions to explore an easy to access spot with the whole family. Choose one of the guides featured at explore-share.com and they will be able to show you the way and arrange all the necessary logistics. Whichever your preference, horseback riding in Argentina will be an adventure you will never forget!
Why should I choose Argentina for my Horseback Riding adventure?
Access remote spots
Horseback riding in Argentina allows you to access remote spots, with their steady footing, horses can take you up rocky terrain and cross rivers and streams in the stunning mountains.
Enjoy a family adventure
Horseback riding in Argentina is a great option to go out for fun day trips in nature with the entire family.
Admire stunning landscapes on horseback
Horseback riding in Argentina is perfect those who want to admire the beautiful mountain landscapes and take pictures or just bask in the panoramic view.
What can I expect from the weather in Argentina?
The weather in Argentina varies greatly depending on the location and altitude. Summer is from December to March, then autumn lasts until June, winter to September, and then comes flowery spring.
Which language is predominantly spoken in Argentina?
Spanish
What currency is accepted in Argentina?
Argentine peso
How can I get to Argentina?
The most important international airport in Argentina is in Buenos Aires, and from there, you can either fly, take a long distance bus or drive to all other provinces. Public transport within each province is also available, although some have a more developed system than others.
What’s the country code of Argentina?
+54
What’s the high season for Horseback Riding in Argentina?
You can go horseback riding in Argentina year round, however in places with snow, winter might be less ideal. Summer months are very hot in some provinces but mild towards the south and near the mountains. Furthermore, summer is high season for tourism, so more places are open and it is more accessible to move around remote areas.
Jochen
The trip was amazing. The climb especially. Not being used to horse riding it was quite exhausting but overall we were very satisfied with how the day went.
Benjamin
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