Where Tradition Meets the Wild.
South America,still untamed.
Private hunting, fishing and outdoor journeys through country that was never tamed, with hosts who live in it.
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The idea
The country is wild. The craft is inherited.
Argentina's open country was never tamed: steppe, wetland, cordillera and rivers that run the way they always have. What is inherited is the craft of moving through it — the dogs, the horses, the fire, the water read by people who grew up on it. We build the trip around both, on your dates, with hosts who live where you are going.
The wild gets you here. The tradition brings you back.
Track record
The ground already covered
Every trip we build starts from work already done — in the field, and alongside the people who host it.
- Years working this country
- 8
- Travellers hosted in the field
- 2,000+
- Lodges and estancias we work with
- 14+
- Guides, hosts and crew behind the trips
- 50+
What you came for
Five ways into wild country
Hunt
Doves over Córdoba's grain fields, ducks on flooded lowlands, perdiz behind pointing dogs.
Fish
Golden dorado in the Paraná and Iberá, trout and sea-run browns across Patagonian water.
Ride
Working estancia horses, long days in open country, polo among people who grew up on it.
Taste
Fire, salt and time. Asado cooked the slow way, Mendoza cellars, tables that run late.
Explore
Steppe, wetland and cordillera. Wildlife, long drives, photography and quiet distance.
Where
Five landscapes, one country
Argentina is not one place. Each of these regions keeps its own season, its own rhythm and its own tradition of inhabiting it.
Córdoba
Grain country and low sierras. The classic Argentine field shoot, and the asado that follows it.
Patagonia
Cold water, long light and distance. Trout rivers, steppe and the eastern slope of the Andes.
Mendoza
High desert turned vineyard, under the biggest mountains on the continent.
Iberá
One of the largest wetlands on the continent. Warm water, golden dorado and an unreasonable amount of wildlife.
El Calafate
The ice fields of the far south, on the shore of Lago Argentino. The scale here is geological, not scenic.
Buenos Aires
The way in and the way out, and worth two days of its own at either end.
Signature journeys
Starting points, not packages
These are the shapes our trips usually take. Every one of them is rebuilt around the people traveling.
Córdoba Field & Fire
Five days between the grain fields and the fire. The classic Córdoba shoot, with the table taken as seriously as the field.
5 days
Patagonia Wild
A week of cold water and distance. Trout rivers on the Andean side, with days built around conditions rather than a calendar.
7 days
Golden Dorado & Wetlands
Warm water, heavy fish and a wetland with more wildlife than most national parks. Physical, humid and completely unlike Patagonia.
6 days
Argentina Grand Journey
Two weeks across three regions. Field, water and table, with the travel days designed rather than endured.
14 days
How it feels
Before, during and after
01
Before
One conversation, not a form letter. We learn how you travel, confirm the shape of the trip, and hand you a plan with nothing left vague.
02
During
A host who is actually there. Transfers that happen, equipment that fits, and someone to call when plans change.
03
After
The photographs, the story and a record of how you like to travel — so the next trip starts further along than this one did.
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Tell us what the trip should feel like
Answer a few questions and we will come back to you personally, with a direction rather than a brochure.