ARGENTINA.
A country of remarkable contrasts. From subtropical wetlands to glaciers, mountains, forests and open plains. Home to world-renowned wines, exceptional beef and one of the largest territories on Earth.
CORRIENTES PROVINCE.
A land of gauchos, horses and cattle, with vast open spaces of pampa, wetlands, grasslands, native forests and countless waterways.
Welcome to Estancia La Rosita
Sharing our Estancia life with you means a lot to us. La Rosita has belonged to our family for generations, and that is a privilege life has given us. For us, it is not only land. It is tradition, family, and legacy.
But it is also something much bigger.
It is living in nature by its own rules.
Here, the artificial demands of city life do not exist.
It is just you, the animals, and the countryside.
Here, freedom is immense, and the connection is real.
We love experiencing that immense freedom on horseback, riding across the fields, feeling the wind in our faces...
We like feeling useful at the end of the day, when we save a little calf's life, or when we notice that a horse in training has progressed properly.
We fool ourselves at times, convinced that a good conversation around a table can make time stand still for a while...
Sharing all of this, with just a few people at a time, in an unstructured and flexible environment, can turn into a lifelong experience.
And that is already part of a new legacy for the Landgraf Cometta Family.
Life at the Estancia
Our Philosophy
At La Rosita, there are no rigid schedules and no large groups. Everything is flexible and tailor made.
Most guests stay between 4 to 6 days, although every stay is different, and there is no minimun or maximun to stay.
We welcome guests much as we welcome our friends. Each stay naturally finds its own rhythm and the Estancia life simply continues as it always has.
SIGNATURE by ESTANCIA LA ROSITA
The Original Estancia-to-Estancia Ride "The Troperos at a Gallop"
When heritage becomes inspiration, it becomes unique. Born in loving memory of the historic cattle drives, when our grandfather José Luis Cometta’s gauchos used to bring cattle from his various estates to La Rosita for the annual family auction. This is the pioneer route in Argentina.
Others may try to replicate it, but here, you will be riding the truth.
IN THE PAST
Our grandfather’s gauchos—the troperos—spent days driving large herds across the countryside. Just as it is today, the horse was their most vital companion, and neighboring estancias always provided these weary riders with a warm meal and a place to rest.
AT PRESENT
The historic routes, the untamed landscapes, and the spirit of adventure remain exactly the same. However, the hospitality, gastronomy, and comfort have been elevated to a premium level.