Estancia Don Joaquin is located in the most southern part of Corrientes, which is a region in the North of Argentina. There are different types of transport you can opt for when you’re looking to travel from Buenos Aires to Estancia Don Joaquin. In this article, we’ll give you all the necessary information and our personal recommendations.
In the realm of luxury, comfort and elegance were once the only defining factors. However, according to Angie Solanet, owner and host of Estancia Don JoaquÃn, luxury in rural tourism has taken on a new meaning. It now encompasses precious moments and emotional experiences that transcend the comfortable beds and elegant spaces of a ranch. It is a journey that involves reconnecting with nature, immersing yourself in different cultures and sharing unforgettable moments with others in a sustainable way.
The capybara is native to this area and during your stay at Estancia Don Joaquin you will have several opportunities to see them in the wild.
The Don Joaquin River Lodge is near to the estancia and is located on the shores of the Corrientes river.
When the moon is full and can light our path we like to take our horses out for a ride in the cool of the night to listen to the nighttime critters sing…
Blind wine tasting is a fun and exciting way to taste new wines and discover more about your preferences.
Perhaps you will enjoy the delicious empanadas that come from the estancia’s kitchen so much that you will want to learn how to make them.
Horse Riding in Argentina is fantastic and here in the vast countryside of the Corrientes region you can fill your days exploring the diversity of the area on horseback. Part of the greater Ibera wetlands, the second largest wetland in the world, this area is known for its biodiversity including over 200 species of birds.
Angie, the owner of Estancia Don Joaquin, is passionate about birding and enjoys sharing her knowledge with all her guests. Novice bird watchers and experts alike will be delighted with the extensive variety of birds found in the area, more than 200 species live here.
Take a step back in time and ride from estancia to estancia with our 7 day/6 night horse riding trek. Where the lowlands of the pampas end and the lagoons of the wetlands begin you will ride through a variety of stunning landscapes seeing an abundance of birds and wildlife.
