Georgie (left), Caluba (middle) and Guada (right)

“…Guadalupe, a Patagonian angel, and Georgie, an English rose, meet on a Bahian beach in Brasil in 2005 and become inseparable friends...

After mucha fiesta in Buenos Aires, much riding, skiing and trekking in the Andes, and family fun (when indoors) in San Carlos de Bariloche, Patagonia, they decide to join forces to further fulfill their dreams.

Two chicas from opposite ends of the planet both with infectious energy and vision, impeccable language and people skills, and an enormous lust for life, travel and the outdoors, not to mention their unfathomable love for our noble four-legged friend the horse, and the home of our riding trips: Patagonia, Argentina…”

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G&G, Cerro Lopez, Bariloche

Riding In Patagonia was born from a coincidental love story with a land, its landscapes and its people, but during this time we were consistently frustrated by the lack of true intercultural specialist intermediaries to channel information and independent opinions to the English speaking market, to research and cherry pick options in a trustworthy manner, and to sell incredible packages in the UK. Now, following lengthy in-depth research and the formation of unique relationships, friendships, and cultural barrier breakdown, Riding In Patagonia has begun its mission to provide exceptional individually-tailored once-in-a-lifetime experiences in the Patagonian Lake District, horse riding and fly fishing, according to the preferences and budgets of each of its guests and fellow adventurers. A true niche player with a true passion, backed by an exceptionally enthusiastic and visionary team:

Georgie, company director of Riding In Patagonia, grew up hunting and eventing in West Sussex and discovered Patagonia by accident, on a skiing mission. She studied Molecular Biology at the University of Durham before a lengthy stint in the City sent her off exploring... little did she know that she wouldn't be returning to a normal life ever again! Georgie is a certified Wilderness First Responder (WFE).

Guada, intrepid traveller and linguist, grew up amongst Patagonia's rivers, mountains, volcanoes and vineyards. She currently lives in Buenos Aires and has degrees in both Tourism and Social Antropology.