Rincón del Socorro

Our family stay at Rincon was incredible and exceeded every expectation. The staff is attentive and thoughtful every step of the way. The wildlife was all around and the excursion guides were very knowledgeable. (Excursions included horseback riding, boat ride in the lagoon (breathtaking), e-bikes, and hiking.) The scenery was beautiful and the May weather was perfect. The stars were everywhere. The food was delicious at every meal. We were there 4 nights and 3 full days. Thank you, Rincon, for an incredible trip that will stay with us always.

We stayed here for 3 nights recently and cannot sing its praises enough. First and foremost, the staff, the food, the rooms and the premises were all fantastic, unfaultable. The magic, of course, was in the nature. This is a true rewilding site with a very limited amount of tourism, making the entire area such a safe environment for the animals that you will have very close experiences with everything from capybara, peccary, rhia, caiman and more. A specific thank you to our guides who took us on treks, horseback, e-bikes, jeep safari and a boat trip to ensure we saw everything this incredible location has to offer. Once in a lifetime 🥰

We had a very nice experience. The lodge is quiet and comfortable, with very attentive and informative staff. We loved the activities - nature hikes, horseback rides, and boat trips. They were extremely helpful with our transportation needs as their location is remote.

My daughter and I had a marvelous 4 night stay in May. When we arrived the first day, we were warmly welcomed by the staff with some soothing tea. The staff was very organized and planned our days thoughtfully. 5 days was the perfect amount of time to explore this magical part of Argentina. The estancia is beautifully situated and carefully maintained. Each morning we were reminded of how fortunate we were to be there. The sounds of the birds in the morning, the amazing light at sunset, the quiet presence of the many animals who roamed the area made each day special. The staff and guides were exceptional. Each day brought new adventures. We learned so much about this unique ecosystem while biking, hiking, boating and horseback riding with our fantastic guides. They each shared their own style and knowledge. All the days were special, but the last day was one we will always remember thanks in great part to our guide Mingo. Thanks to Mingo, we saw 3 strange tailed tyrants in addition to many other new species of birds. We saw so many interesting things - howler monkeys, caimans, birds- but most importantly, we felt like we gained a true appreciation of this part of the world through his eyes. The accommodations were very comfortable. Housekeeping was excellent. We had 2 lovely meals in a little dining area adjacent to the main lodge. The service in the dining room was very good, but we felt that the kitchen did not address our dietary needs completely at the beginning of our stay. After some discussion, the food improved. Transportation services to and from the estancia were excellent as well. We would highly recommend this property! It is hard to get to, but well worth the effort.

We truly enjoyed all the activities at this property and being disconnected. We didn't have cell phone service and the only wifi was in the lobby and restaurant area. Each morning and afternoon there we activities planned from nature walks, a boat ride to the wetlands, and horseback riding. We saw so many animals from caimen, chinchillas, capybaras, deer, foxes, etc. Our kids loved seeing all the animals! We did the night safari walk and it was worth staying up past our bedtime. The meals were okay and the wine list was ample/reasonable. There was always a children's meal or vegetarian option. On our last night there, the guides gave awards to the kids which was really sweet and there was bonfire that had been set up for guests. We drove from Buenos Aires - the last 90min of the drive are on a dirt road so it may best to have an SUV for this portion. We spent one night in Chajari (at the great Estancia La Violeta) to break up the trip. The guides were all kind, spoke english, and answered all our questions. My only gripe would be the rooms - we stayed in the main building and could hear our neighbors (the walls are really thin) and had issues with flushing our toilet. However, would still recommend going for the wildlife and learning more about the rewilding the organization does.

Very tranquil place in the Ibera national park. Reminded us of African lodges. Small number of rooms and therefore very intimate. Nice excursions to the wetlands. Also very interesting to learn about the rewilding project the foundation is involved in.

The whole experience was amazing. We flew in and out with Airbera; we were met and looked after throughout our stay by our fantastic guide, Helen, who had a specialist knowledge of all the plants, butterflies, birds, and other animals that we encountered in our various hikes or trips up to the lake. The staff were really helpful and made every effort to create a wonderful experience (for example, meals held in a variety of different outside locations). The ranch and it’s immediate surroundings is beyond charming with capybaras, rheas and foxes wandering contentedly around. An experience not to be missed.

The rewilding experience is wondrous! The staff is wholly attentive and eager to help. I personally feel that one visit does not encompass the whole experience. The estancia itself offers multiple habitats, the diversity of wildlife on site is stunning.

Gorgeous! We flew in on a light aircraft charter from Airbera.OK, landing on a grassy ***** near the ranch buildings. The lodge is beautiful, and our room peaceful and beautifully decorated. Meals were delicious and served in various attractive locations by the attentive staff. Activities such as horse-riding, guided walks, a sunset picnic and a guided boat trip were very well organised. Capybaras, caiman, rheas, foxes, squirrels, deer and masses of birds are easily spotted in the grounds.