This wonderful coastal estancia is a restored ghost village big on tranquility. The former general store is now a rustic-chic living room and dining area where you might dine on local lamb or seaweed crepes. Lodgings are in comfortable seafront cabins, with minibars stocked with Argentine wine, espresso makers, Bluetooth speakers and big red loungers outside recycled from shipping palettes.
For a more economical option, cabins facing the steppe offer an optional salad box with provisions from the on-site greenhouse and à la carte excursions. Once you’ve come all this way, it’s optimal to stay at least three days.