The appointment is in the ranch’s park, in Kau Yatun Hotel’s gardens. Mate and typical fried pasties give a warm welcome, while an introductory talk about pioneer history brings the group to the ancient ages. After making an antique “road” coffee, dogs will demonstrate their sheep gathering on the patio.
Later, a walk by a small stream will lead to a “Machines museum”, an open-air spot where the old vehicles used for field work are laying. When reaching the “warehouse” and the barnyards, a speech about the local wool production process is delivered.
The walk concludes with a “Patagonian wine tasting” by the stream, and on the way back, the organic gardens and plant nursery are visited.
Once back at “El Quincho” restaurant, dinner is offered accompanied by a folk dance show performed by local artists.