Spend a full day at Haras Chenaut—ride among thoroughbreds, learn about racehorse breeding and relax over a traditional asado beside the paddocks. This rural escape blends hands-on horse time with Argentine culinary tradition.
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A low sun warms the paddocks as thoroughbreds wander like living monuments across broad grassland. You arrive at Haras Chenaut about an hour outside Buenos Aires and step into a pastoral rhythm: mares and foals move in groups, stallions toss their manes, and the smell of embers begins to mingle with fresh-cut grass.
Difficulty
easy
Duration
7–8 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for most fitness levels; participants should be comfortable mounting a horse and walking on uneven ground for short periods.
Wildlife
History
Thoroughbred breeding in the Buenos Aires province draws on 19th-century ranching and racing culture; estates like Haras Chenaut evolved from traditional estancias into specialized stud farms.
Conservation
Farms here manage large grasslands—ask about manure composting and local water use; staying on marked paths reduces soil compaction and disturbance to pastures.
Reserve your spot on the Horses Asado and Nature a day in a Thoroughbred Farm today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Wear long trousers for riding
Bring sturdy, full-length pants to protect legs in the saddle; denim or riding breeches work best.
Protect against the sun
The Pampas offer little shade—use broad-spectrum sunscreen, sunglasses and a hat between activities.
Bring cash for extras
Although most food and transport are included, small purchases or gratuities may be cash-only on the farm.
Book photography time
Plan when to shoot—early morning or late afternoon light is best and horses are calmer then.
Long trousers
Protects legs while riding and prevents chafing from the saddle.
Closed-toe shoes or riding boots
Offers grip and protection when mounting, dismounting and moving around stables.
Sunscreen and sunglasses
The wide-open Pampas expose you to strong sun during most seasons.
summer
Light waterproof layer
Early spring can be breezy or wet—pack a breathable rain jacket just in case.
spring