You will enjoy a curious low roofed room with a double bed, and a small living room where you can spend time reading some good books.
The room has a private bathroom, which we completely recycled.
We provide towels and linen so you don't have to worry about that.
A very complete breakfast will be served to you at the time you specify, and you can enjoy it in your room or in the small garden outside. We bake our own bread and cookies.
Also, included in your stay, you will be able to enjoy a canoe just for yourself, all the time you want. You can spend the day in the lake or paddle to any of the nearby islands. You will also have 2 bikes to enjoy during your stay!
At your return, you will likely find some home baked cookies waiting for you. There is free WIFI throughout our B&B, in case you have a notebook. There is also a big old fridge in the living room, were you will always find fresh water and fruits. You can use it to store you own food if you like.
Directions
From the North:
From Cordoba Argentina by Provincial Route 5 if you come from Cordoba (the road through El Alto)
From the Southwest:
-Starting from Buenos Aires by National Route 8 and across Santa Fe and Rio IV, The Province of Cordoba is entered by the Town of Arias towards Rio IV. At this city, National Route 36 has to be taken northward until reaching the crossroads with Provincial Route 5. A left turn at this point leads to Calamuchita. Taking the road that takes to the locality of Embalse, the next Town standing along this road will be Villa del Dique.
- By National Route 9 from Santa Fe, entering Cordoba by Marcos Juarez until reaching Villa Maria. From this point on by Provincial Route 2 until arriving to Rio III where Provincial Route 5 must be taken, going across the localities of Almafuerte and Embalse and continuing by all of Calamuchita and Paravachasca to the Capital City of Cordoba.
- By National Route 7, starting from the Province of Buenos Aires and the South of Santa Fé, the road enters the Province of Cordoba through Laboulaye and continues by Vicuña Mackena. At this point the traveller must take National Route 35 towards Río IV, where National Route 36 must be taken until reaching the intersection with Provincial Route 5, turning here to the left and continuing on until arriving to Embalse, Villa del Dique and the localities of Calamuchita and Paravachasca. To the right, Provincial Route 5 leads to Almafuerte and Río III.
- Provincial Route 6 from Casilda at Santa Fé accesses the Province of Cordoba through Inriville, Justiniano Posse, Hernando and Río III. From the latter the route to Almafuerte has to be taken until reaching Provincial Route 5 entering the locality of Embalse, continuing forthwith to Villa del Dique and the rest of towns within Calamuchita and Paravachasca. If we keep travelling in this direction, we will ultimately arrive to the City of Cordoba.
From the East (from the Coast and northern regions of Santa Fé):
- Driving by National Route 19, the traveller will reach the City of San Francisco and further on the Capital City of Cordoba. Shortly before arriving to this City the tourist must make a turn to the Circunvalación Avenue, which will lead us lately to Provincial Route 5. This road goes through Paravachasca by Alta Gracia. Continuing along this road we will enter Calamuchita and go through the localities of Villa General. Belgrano, Santa Rosa, Villa del Dique and finally Embalse.
Facilities
Breakfast Included, Internet Access, Air Conditioning, Breakfast
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