El Colibri

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A paradise for equine enthusiasts

Reserved exclusively for guests staying more than two nights, this experience offers the chance to appreciate Argentina at the pace of a horse. Embark on a three- to six-hour trek through the magnificent landscapes of the Sierras de Córdoba and the Pampas. Two options are available: two half-day rides, or a single journey with a picnic in the open air. Led by the gauchos of El Colibri, you’ll discover the remarkable bond that exists between them and their criollo horses, amid the freedom of the great outdoors.

Explore the Jesuit estancias of Cordoba

Listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site and spread over a vast territory, the Jesuit estancias of Cordoba are of major cultural and architectural interest. Just four miles/seven kilometers from El Colibri, Santa Catalina, founded in 1622, is renowned for its remarkable colonial-era church. And nine miles/14 kilometers away, Jesus Maria is home to a museum dedicated to religious art from the 17th and 18th centuries, where you can also admire a beautiful collection of tableware and furniture from the period.

Organic garden and Don André farm

The gardens of El Colibri are a true ode to nature. Fresh flowers grow alongside fruits and vegetables, ready to be harvested for the restaurant. Created in 2011, the organic farm allows the property to offer exceptional meat, charcuterie, cheese and other dairy products.

Activities for the whole family

El Colibri focuses on the whole family, with activities suitable for all ages, from baking classes to bike rides, or discovering animal life on the farm. Guided by Maxi, the establishment's own gaucho, your children will be able to feed goats, sheep and llamas, as well as harvest eggs from the henhouse and fruits from the orchard.

Horseback riding

Explore the vast wilderness around El Colibri on horseback, accompanied by gauchos-Argentinian cowboys. Through plains and forests, and along mountain roads, all levels of experience can expect an unforgettable excursion.