Last Call Before The Gate Closes

You land in Pereira. Bilingual guides meet you at arrivals and handle the drive to the ranch.
By afternoon you ride. Open pasture. Cattle moving. Buffalo watching. Your horse sure under you.  Evening brings a fire, a hot meal, and the soft breath of horses outside your window.

Met at the airport. In the saddle by afternoon. Firelight and horses by night.

Coffee steams. Leather creaks. You choose the day’s direction with your guides.
Maybe sugarcane fields and long loping stretches. Maybe the pasture crew needs hands.
You count cattle, hold a line, keep the herd together. The land decides the story.

Coffee, choices, real work. You ride with purpose.

Sun up. A cow needs doctoring. You ride to her with the vaqueros and learn why sound stock matters.
Or the call is for a gather across rolling hills. Dust rises. Horse and rider move as one.  You finish tired and proud. Supper tastes better after work like this.

 Doctor, gather, drive. Honest work and a clean kind of tired.

One last ride to feel the rhythm again. Hoofbeats. Wind in the grass.
Breakfast is shared. Goodbyes feel like see-you-laters.
Guides take you back to Pereira Airport. You carry home more than photos.

Final ride. Warm send-off. Airport transfer included.