Private flights to Pehuajo

Pehuajó is one of the main agro-productive centers in the province of Buenos Aires, with an economy based on soybeans, sunflowers, corn and highly genetic livestock. 335 km from Buenos Aires and without commercial air service, it is a destination that only has full accessibility on board a private plane.

Experiences

The district of Pehuajó is a national benchmark in sport hunting: its private ranches offer days of pigeon, partridge and duck hunting on intensively produced fields. The region also attracts agricultural investors and agricultural executives who visit large-scale soybean and sunflower establishments, feedlot fields and agro-industrial ventures. Horseback riding and recreational polo complete the rural offer of the game.

Accommodation

The ranches in the area receive guests with exclusive service, accommodation in historic centers and high-level country cuisine. The city of Pehuajó offers functional hotel options for the executive in transit.

Gastronomy

The Pehuajense table reflects the richness of its pampa: field roasts with its own beef, achuras and artisanal sausages. Country stores and local restaurants preserve traditional Creole recipes that surprise with their simplicity and authenticity.

Why fly privately

Pehuajó does not have regular commercial air service, which makes a private flight the only real alternative to get there quickly from Buenos Aires. The Cmodoro Pedro Zanni Airport (PEH/SAZP) allows you to operate with turboprop and piston aircraft in total comfort. From San Fernando (FDO), flight time is approximately 40 to 55 minutes, compared to four hours by road.

Best time to visit

Agricultural activity and sport hunting make Pehuajó a year-round destination. The soybean and sunflower harvest between March and May, and the high pigeon hunting season from October to March, concentrate the largest influx of visitors in the premium segment.