Polo Experience for Beginners and Tourists

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  Joaquín Colman 19/12/2016

Who hasn't dreamed of being a polo player for a day? The glamour and elegance of the "Game of Kings" in Argentina is world-renowned, and now, both tourists and beginners can live this unique experience.

 

Argentina offers a variety of options to dive into the world of polo, a sport that blends tradition with adrenaline. From introductory classes to the chance to attend professional matches, you will enjoy an immersive experience in Argentine polo.

 

Polo Day

 


 

The adventure with Polo Day begins in downtown Buenos Aires. You’ll be taken to a ranch in Capilla del Señor, about 50 minutes away from the city. Upon arrival, the local team will welcome you with an explanatory talk about polo and its horses. Here, you'll learn how the horses are selected and trained for this sport, while enjoying delicious empanadas and local wines.

 

Afterward, professional polo players will amaze you with a real 4-chukka polo match, using more than 30 horses! Thanks to the bilingual commentators, you won’t miss a single detail of the game.

 

After this intense exhibition, it's time to enjoy an Argentine barbecue. There will be grilled meats, offal, and high-quality wines. A vegetarian option is also available.

 

After some relaxation by the pool or a walk along the trails, you'll have your first polo lesson. No prior experience or horseback riding skills are needed, as you’ll receive all the necessary equipment and instructions. By the end of the day, you can participate in a mini polo game where you’ll put all your new skills to practice.

 

Polo Night

 


 

Another must-see experience is Polo Night. This new option invites you to enjoy a professional polo match under the stars. It’s held on the only illuminated polo field in the country, located in Capilla del Señor.

 

It’s ideal for both sports enthusiasts and those looking to experience something different at night. Here, you’ll learn more about the game’s rules, the history of polo in Argentina, and the equipment used. Between each chukka, you'll have the chance to visit the stables to watch how the grooms prepare the horses. You’ll also be able to practice different polo strikes.

 

The program starts at 7 PM with a transfer from Buenos Aires and ends at midnight. During the experience, you’ll also enjoy regional empanadas and local wines.

 

At the end of the match, you’ll head to La Pulpería for a country-style dinner where you’ll enjoy a traditional Argentine barbecue. Undoubtedly, this is a unique nighttime experience that combines the excitement of the sport with the peacefulness of the countryside, and you can relish the charm of the stars.

 

Polo Tour

 


 

If you’re looking for a more intimate experience, the Polo Tour at Estancia Villa María is an excellent option. This famous ranch near Buenos Aires offers a full day to enjoy polo, and you can also savor delicious local food.

 

The day starts with a reception at the ranch. There, you'll be introduced to the world of polo. You’ll learn about the rules and the sport's history. You’ll also learn how the horses are bred and trained.

 

Afterward, you'll enjoy a two-hour polo lesson, taught by bilingual instructors, which includes both theory and practice. It doesn’t matter if you're a beginner or advanced, the class is designed for all levels.

 

At lunchtime, you'll enjoy a barbecue with select meats and wines. Both the players and trainers will share stories about their careers in the sport, giving you an insider’s view of the professional polo world.

 

Afterward, you'll have free time to relax at the facilities, which include tennis courts and a pool. Before finishing the day, you’ll enjoy a snack with typical Argentine products.

 

 

Each of these experiences immerses you in the world of Argentine polo. They’re designed for beginners and for those who already have experience in the sport.

 

The combination of sport, culture, and Argentine cuisine makes these excursions a must-do. They’re perfect for any visitor who wants to explore a different and authentic part of Argentina. Whether under the sun or the stars, polo in Argentina promises to be an unforgettable adventure.









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