Decided on this day trip from the hustle of Buenos Aires purely on the strength of the tripadvisor reviews and was a bit apprehensive. However, there was nothing to worry about as this was a fantastic day - very relaxed and the family and staff really put themselves out and made us feel very welcome. The food was also fantastic.

I had a wonderful day at Estancia Los Dos Hermanos back in February this year. I was alone so I figured it was going to be a lot more difficult to get out of the city to go riding so I emailed Ana who responded promptly and helpfully. I managed to share a taxi with two others out to the ranch which made it affordable for me. We were met with open arms by the family members and staff and everybody was so genuinely helpful and hospitable I felt right at home. The horses were obviously well looked after and I was given a lovely mare called Nochera to ride, I have done a lot of riding and she suited me very well. I had plenty of chances to gallop off with Ali while the less confident riders came along behind. Lunch consisted of the best steak that I tried on our whole trip plus a table full of salads, bread etc and plenty of wine, juice, all you could dream of. Some of us had a swim in the pool and some of us slept in the hammocks in the hot part of the afternoon. It was great to be able to chat to everybody about life in Argentina, and ask all those questions youd been wondering about. Ana and her family and her staff are doing an amazing job out here of introducing people to life on an estancia, I thoroughly recommend it to everyone, and I will definitly return next time I'm in Buenos Aires.

My husband and I just came back from a day trip to Los Dos Hermanos and had the time of our lives.

Booking was a cinch. Ana emailed us back to ask about our level of experience (in order to match us up with the best horses) and arranged to have a driver (Santiago) pick us up from our hotel in Buenos Aires and take us on the hour drive to the estancia. Unless you're familiar with the neighborhood, I'd advise against making the drive yourself, as the roads aren't obviously signed. We paid in cash directly to Ana for the estancia and to the driver for the ride.

Upon arrival, we were greeted as if we were old family friends. Ana, Pancho, their daughter, Alejandro and Don Juan were so friendly and enjoyable to be around.

We were immediately provided a delicious breakfast and then get prepared for the ride. They quickly reviewed the basics of Argentinean riding and we were off. As the others mentioned, we had an option of two groups: a faster group or a slower group. The first ride was about 1.5 hours long and all through the countryside.

The lunch (especially the empanadas) was outstanding and HUGE. We had time to relax in the pool, play some ping pong, or take a nap in the hammocks.

The second ride was another 1.5 hours, but as one group and at a faster pace. Don Juan and Alejandro did a great job making us feel safe and encouraging us to have fun.

I loved that the estancia wasn't touristy. It was very low key and extremely family oriented. Thanks to everyone at Los Dos Hermanos for the fantastic day. We look forward to sending our family and friends to visit, as well.

We just returned from a 9-day vacation to Argentina and our visit to the Estancia Los Dos Hermanos was one of the highlights of our trip. Ana was helpful and made booking our outing very easy. Our group of 7 was picked up by a private driver outside of our rented apt. right on time and we arrived at the estancia in time for a lovely breakfast of fresh orange juice, cofe con leche and croissants. Ana had previously asked our level of riding expertise in order to prepare which horses would be best for each one of us. She, her daughter and several others helped us get outfitted with chaps and helmets before we were given our first lesson on riding in Argentina. Having little riding experience I was somewhat nervous, but the obvious expertise of Ana, her husband Pancho, daughter Rosario and the other estancia guides made me feel at ease. The group split up into one group that wanted to be more adventuresome and my group that was content to take it slow. After our morning ride through the beautiful Argentinian countryside we returned to the estancia and cold beer, wine, water, fruit juice, fresh, homemade empanadas (the best we had on the whole trip), grilled meats, salad and fresh fruit. It was heaven to eat outside under the trees. Hammocks were used for a short rest as was the pool for the children for cooling off. In the afternoon we did a little bit longer ride and this time Ana encouraged me to gallup! After our ride we were able to spend more time with Ana, Pancho and Rosario. They are all delightful and engaging. All in all I would make a stop at the Estancia Los Dos Hermanos a must-do for any trip to Buenos Aires.