• Q445+JJ El Chaltén - If there is something that represents Patagonian rural life, it is its gastronomy. In Bonanza you can enjoy our exquisite Patagonian lamb roast to the stake and the traditional Curanto al hoyo.

If you want to know our culture from end to end, this is an experience that you can’t let go!

Starting from the town we will travel 12 km of route 41 also known as the Scenic Route of National Sovereignty of the Senda del Huemul, bordering the entire route of the Rio de Las Vueltas, we will reach the suspension bridge that crosses it, which we will cross walking. There, where the local guide awaits, who will conclude the transfer in a 4×4 vehicle until arriving at “EL ESTABLO” of the estancia.

• Private transportation
• Lunch
• Dinner

• Grilled eggs with blood sausage - This dish changes, They are usually grilled eggs with blood sausage
• Chorizos - creole chorizo
• Grilled Lamb - Grilled lamb, accompanied by potatoes and roasted vegetables
• Grilled fruits with cream - Grilled fruits with cream. This option may change

Patagonian rural life is best represented through its food culture. Bonanza offers the opportunity to savor our delightful Patagonian spit-roasted lamb and the classic Curanto al hoyo.

To fully immerse in our culture, don’t miss this experience!

We begin our journey from the town, traveling 12 km along Route 41, also known as the Scenic Route of National Sovereignty of the Senda del Huemul. We follow the path of the Rio de Las Vueltas river until reaching a suspension bridge that we cross on foot. Here, a local guide will meet us and complete the trip in a 4x4 vehicle, bringing us to “EL ESTABLO” ranch.

• Alcoholic beverages are only allowed to 18 years old and above.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.