Nature · Tradition · Wellbeing
EstanciaGuayascate
A place where nature, culture and people meet again.
From Córdoba
142km
Along National Route 9, up to San José de la Dormida.
The estancia
Far more than
a destination.
More and more people are looking for authentic experiences and a real connection with nature. Estancia Guayascate brings together conservation, tradition, wellbeing and education to strengthen the identity of northern Córdoba, create local opportunities and promote purpose-driven tourism that protects its natural and cultural heritage.
Estancia Guayascate was born to create a place where conservation, regional identity and sustainable development live side by side. A place to discover, learn, share and build experiences that leave a positive mark, both on those who visit us and on the land we inhabit.
Something to experience all year round.
Estancia Guayascate brings together programmes designed for different audiences, interests and times of year. From single-day activities to themed programmes and special gatherings, we set out to offer experiences that inspire, teach and leave lasting memories.
Our pillars
A development
model with
purpose.
A project designed to inspire a new way of living the land.
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Tradition
Our roots as an identity we share.
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Nature and birdwatching
Conserving in order to understand and enjoy.
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Wellbeing
Reconnecting with what matters, to live better.
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Equine therapy
The horse as a bridge for human development.
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Research and education
Knowledge to conserve and innovate.
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Tourism across the territory
The land itself is part of the experience.
Experiences
Every visit can
become a different
experience.
Six ways to experience the land, all year round.
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Record
Living our roots.
Tradition stays alive when it is shared again.
Getting here
142 km north of
Córdoba city.
We are 142 km north of the city of Córdoba, along National Route 9, in the Tulumba Department and inside the Cerro Colorado Natural and Cultural Reserve.
Surrounded by hills and crossed by the gentle Guayascate River, which lets us enjoy the shade of old willows, wickers, talas, matos and carob trees.