With its expansive plains, winding rivers, and unique ecosystems, Santa Fe offers travelers a peaceful escape into the rural soul of Argentina.

Landscapes of Rivers and Plains

Santa Fe is defined by its lowlands and wetlands, where the Paraná River and its delta sculpt a lush and diverse environment. Expect to encounter green pastures, lagoons, islands, and thick gallery forests, making it a haven for wildlife and a paradise for nature lovers.

This province is also deeply rooted in gaucho traditions, and its rural estancias preserve a way of life centered on cattle, horses, and the rhythm of the countryside.

Places to Visit

Santa Fe City: The provincial capital combines colonial heritage with modern living. Visit the Puente Colgante, historic cathedrals, and riverside promenades.

Rosario: A vibrant cultural hub and birthplace of the Argentine flag, with excellent food, art, and riverfront parks.

San Javier and Cayastá: Towns with Jesuit history and access to the coastlines of the Paraná River for peaceful retreats.

Ramsar Wetlands: Protected areas full of birdlife and biodiversity, perfect for ecotourism and photography.

Horseback Riding Experiences

Santa Fe is a province where horseback riding is not only a tourist activity—it’s a living tradition. Visitors can enjoy authentic experiences that reflect the gaucho spirit, often set in charming estancias with generations of history.

Riding options include:

Half-day or full-day rides along rivers and through open fields, suitable for all skill levels.

Sunset rides through the wetlands or riverside forests, ideal for connecting with the peaceful landscape.

These horseback experiences offer a slow, sensory way to discover the province—through the saddle, the scent of the countryside, and the sound of hooves on soft earth.