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Flat Work Tour

5 hours

Easy

Flat Work Tour

Immerse yourself in the essence of the plain and get to know the work and life of the Llaneros up close in this unique experience. ElFlat Work Tourtakes you to live an authentic day, where you can be part of the daily tasks of this magical environment. From field work to cattle management, this tour connects you to the deepest Creole traditions.

Accompanied by an expert Baqueano guide, you will learn about the ancient techniques of sheepwork, you will enjoy a day full of activities such as horse dressage, cattle management, milking and, of course, the wonderful ride through the extensive plains. All this while delving into the heart of the Llanera culture, sharing moments with the real protagonists of this story: the Llaneros.

At the end of the day, you will have the opportunity to taste the typical cuisine of the region, enjoying a delicious Creole lunch. This is a perfect tour for those looking for a genuine experience, in direct contact with nature and the customs of the plains. Not only will you be a spectator, but you'll be part of the tradition!

What's included?
    • Reception in the typical Llanero herd by a Baqueano guide who is an expert in the culture and traditions of the plain.
    • Guided horseback ride through the trails of the plain, to get to know up close the daily activities of the Llaneros.
    • Participation in field work, such as cattle management, horse taming and other typical rowing activities.
    • Milking session to experience one of the most traditional tasks of country life.
    • Demonstration of artisanal fishing techniques in nearby bodies of water, depending on the season.
    • Typical Creole lunch prepared with fresh ingredients from the region, to enjoy local cuisine.
    • Direct interaction with the rangers, learning about their lives, customs and traditions.
    • Wildlife and bird watching opportunities, during horseback riding and herd tours.
    • Traveler health insurance for greater peace of mind during the experience.
    Exclusions
      • Transportation to and from the meeting point.
      • Accomodation(only if an additional stay is requested outside the standard tour schedule).
      • Alcoholic beverages or any drinks not provided as part of the tour.
      • Personal expenses(such as souvenir purchases, tips, etc.).
      • Additional personal insurance or health coverage outside of insurance including assistance.
      • Unspecified additional activities in the itinerary, such as extra tours or excursions outside the day's plan.
      Please note
        • Physical conditions: The tour includes outdoor activities such as horseback riding, hiking and participation in field work, so it is advisable to be in good physical condition.
        • Appropriate clothing: It is important to wear comfortable and sturdy clothing, such as long pants and long-sleeved shirts, to protect yourself from shrubs and the sun. The use of field boots or closed shoes is recommended.
        • Sun protection: Because the activity takes place outdoors, it is essential to wear sunscreen, a hat or cap and sunglasses.
        • Hydration: It is recommended to carry a personal water bottle to stay hydrated during activities.
        • Insects: It is advisable to use insect repellent, since the activity takes place in rural areas where there may be mosquitoes.
        • Personal accessories: Bring a camera, but also keep in mind that field conditions can damage delicate equipment, so it's best to use a sturdy camera.
        • Weather conditions: The weather may vary, so it is advisable to be prepared for possible rains or changes in temperature. Wearing a raincoat or lightweight jacket may be helpful.
        • Duration and time of activity: The tour lasts all day, so it's important to be prepared to be out of the comfort zone for several hours.
        • Interaction with the rangers: Interactions and the learning of local traditions are encouraged, so a respectful attitude must be maintained towards local customs and people.
        • Accessibility: Some areas of the tour may not be suitable for people with reduced mobility, due to horseback riding and activities in rural areas.
        What to bring
          1. Comfortable and resistant clothing: Long pants and long-sleeved shirts to protect yourself from shrubs and the sun.
          2. Suitable footwear: Field boots or closed and comfortable shoes for walking and horseback riding.
          3. Hat or cap: To protect yourself from the sun.
          4. Sunscreen: It is essential to protect the skin from exposure to the sun during outdoor activities.
          5. Insect repellent: To avoid bites, especially if you are going to be in rural areas or near water.
          6. Water bottle: To stay hydrated during the tour.
          7. Photographic camera: To capture landscapes and special moments (preferably a rugged or waterproof camera).
          8. Lightweight or waterproof jacket: In case of rain or changes in the weather, it is recommended to wear a light layer of protection.
          9. Snacks or additional food: If you wish, you can bring some personal snacks or sandwiches.
          10. Small backpack: To carry the essentials and keep your hands free during activities.
          11. Personal medications: If you have any specific medication, it is important to take it during the tour.
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