Carahuasi · Nature Retreat & Lodge
The whole house.
The Sierras.
Just yours.
A private lodge for 10 in the Sierras de Córdoba, Argentina. Built around horses, slow cooking, and complete silence.
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About Carahuasi
A family place, twenty years in the making.
Carahuasi sits in the hills near Lutti, in the province of Córdoba. Not a hotel. Not a spa. A house — with five bedrooms, two modules, a large open kitchen, and land that asks you to slow down.
Available as a complete private buyout. We don’t rent individual rooms.
How a stay at Carahuasi unfolds.
Every stay is designed from scratch. No fixed itineraries. No standard packages.
What most groups include:
- A dawn ride through the hills, lunch on the trail
- Evenings around a long table — lamb slow-roasted over wood
- River walks, late mornings, unscheduled afternoons
- Complete silence, clear skies, no agenda
These people are so warm and hospitable — the coffee, best so far in Argentina, and the food is fantastic homemade cooking.International guests
Carahuasi · The Film
Some places can’t be explained. They’re felt.
131 seconds. No lobby. No pool menu.
Where we are
Sierras de Córdoba, Argentina.
Two hours from Córdoba city.
One hour from the nearest town.
No neighbors visible from the property.
Ready to plan your stay?
We don’t have a booking engine. We have a conversation.
Tell us who’s coming, when, and what matters most to the group — we’ll design a stay around that.
Questions & Answers
Everything you need to know about a stay at Carahuasi.
How do I get to Carahuasi?
Carahuasi is located in the Sierras de Córdoba, approximately 2 hours west of Córdoba city by car. If arriving internationally, fly into Ambrosio Taravella International Airport (COR) — flights from Buenos Aires take 1 hour 20 minutes. The final approach road is unpaved; standard vehicles handle it in dry conditions. Precise GPS coordinates and directions are provided on confirmed booking.
Do you rent individual rooms?
No. Carahuasi is available exclusively as a complete house buyout for up to 10 guests. When you book, you take the entire lodge — all five bedrooms, the kitchen, the land, and the horses. No strangers, no hotel neighbours, no shared areas with other groups.
Can beginners go horseback riding?
Yes. Our expert local guides adapt rides to every experience level. Beginners start with accessible half-day routes through the Sierras. Experienced riders can go on full-day expeditions with lunch served on the trail. The horses live on the property — you meet them before riding. Riding is optional; stays work just as well without it.
What food is served? Dietary restrictions?
Meals are built around Blackface lamb from the property’s own land, slow-cooked over wood fire. Everything happens around one long table. Menus are designed in conversation with your group before arrival. Vegetarian, vegan, and gluten-free diets are accommodated with advance notice.
Are children welcome?
Very much so. Carahuasi began as a family place and multi-generational groups are among our most frequent visitors. Children enjoy the land, river access, and horses. We don’t provide childcare — families supervise their own — but the environment is built for it.
What are check-in and check-out times?
Nominal check-in is 15:00, check-out 11:00. Because we host one group at a time with no back-to-back bookings, timing is flexible and coordinated individually. If you have an early flight or a late arrival, we’ll work around it.
Can I bring a pet?
Pets are considered case-by-case. The property has horses and open land with wildlife, so compatibility matters. Disclose any pets early in your inquiry. Well-behaved dogs comfortable around horses are usually welcome.
What languages are spoken?
English and Spanish. All correspondence and on-property communication can happen in either language. The team is equally comfortable with international guests and Argentine visitors.