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Argentine Patagonia
"The Sapucai"
Horses & Glamping
Where We Are
The El Sapucai Mountain Refuge is located southeast of San Carlos de Bariloche, on the banks of the Chubut River, surrounded by the vastness of the Patagonian Andes.
From Bariloche, a transfer of approximately three and a half hours takes us through the lake region of Nahuel Huapi National Park to this unique corner of Patagonia, where our horseback adventure begins.
Mountain Lodge
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El Sapucai Mountain Lodge is located on the banks of the Chubut River, surrounded by the vastness of the Patagonian Andes. This refuge combines the warmth of a mountain lodge with the tranquility of a unique natural environment.
After each day, this is the perfect place to rest, share a meal and enjoy a warm atmosphere, where the wood-burning stove invites you to gather, creating a space to disconnect, recharge, and experience the mountains in their purest form.
Accommodation in Yurts
Located on the banks of the Chubut River, the yurts offer a comfortable and welcoming space to relax after each day of horseback riding. Their sturdy construction combines the charm of this traditional type of accommodation with the comforts of modern glamping, allowing you to enjoy Patagonia while remaining connected to nature.
Each yurt features a wooden floor, a wood-burning stove, a private bathroom, and comfortable beds, providing privacy and a relaxing experience in the heart of nature.
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Four nights at El Sapucai
We'll spend four nights at El Sapucai, surrounded by the vastness of Patagonia. There's no cell phone signal or electricity, allowing us to disconnect from the daily routine and reconnect with nature. For added safety, the lodge has a satellite phone available exclusively for emergencies.
Mountain Flavors
Meals are just as much a part of the experience as horseback riding. After each day, we'll gather around the table to share homemade dishes prepared with local ingredients, enjoying the flavors that characterize Patagonian cuisine.
The wood-burning stove brings warmth to every gathering, creating a warm and family atmosphere where each meal is enjoyed without haste, surrounded by the tranquility of the mountains.
If you follow a vegetarian diet or have any dietary restrictions, simply let us know when making your reservation so we can prepare a menu tailored to your needs.
Program Summary
Designed for those who wish to discover Patagonia without giving up comfort, this experience combines four days of horseback riding with the comfort of an exclusive glamping stay.
Each day offers a different horseback ride and, at the end of the day, we will return to the accommodation to enjoy a hot shower, excellent cuisine, and the rest provided by this privileged setting.
Without the need to change accommodations or move your luggage, you will be able to dedicate each day to fully enjoying the experience. An ideal proposal for those seeking to connect with nature, explore unique landscapes, and experience Patagonia with the perfect balance of nature, comfort, and hospitality.
Next exit
March 26-30, 2027
One date only - Only 8 places
A unique opportunity to discover one of the
most authentic regions of Argentina: Patagonia
What to pack
To comfortably enjoy the experience, we recommend dressing in layers, as this is the best way to adapt to temperature changes throughout the day, adding or removing layers as needed.
Recommended attire
Short and long sleeve t-shirts.
Waterproof or windbreaker jacket.
Long pants, comfortable for riding.
Fleece/Sweater
comfortable slippers/footwear for relaxing.
Scarf/handkerchief.
Riding boots (Avoid trekking footwear).
Gaiters (if you don't wear riding boots)
Chaparral (optional for protection from thorny vegetation and the cold)
Riding helmet (we recommend it but it's optional)
Gloves.
Indispensable
Sunglasses.
High factor sunscreen.
Lip balm with UV protection
Cap or hat
Insect repellent.
Water bottle.
Medication for personal use.
Headlamp.
Personal hygiene kit.
Important information
Allergies to stings
From February onwards, the presence of wasps is common in the region. If you are allergic to their stings, please inform us before departure so that our team can take the necessary precautions in case of any eventuality.
In addition, it is essential that you take the medication prescribed by your doctor throughout the entire experience.
Tips
In Argentina, it is common to acknowledge the team's work through a voluntary tip when the service has been satisfactory; it is a way of recognizing the commitment and dedication of those who make the experience possible.
As a reference, we suggest considering USD 10 per person, per day, although the amount is at the discretion of each traveler and will be given to the team at the end of the journey.