The hunt is to be paid at the after the hunt is over, only with cash or
personal US checks. A 5% charge will be applied to US checks, (part of the
fee local banks charge us). Sorry for the inconvenience. But, there is a 3%
discount on cash payment.

“La Camila” lodge is an Estancia (kind of Argentinean ranch) located 50 miles to the east of Córdoba city, one hour drive by van from Cordoba airport. It’s equipped with double 11 in-suit bedrooms with air-conditioning, heating, Internet and WI-FI. It’s also located very close to the shooting fields. Exclusive use of the lodge is for groups of at least 8 hunters and upon availability.

There are city tours and sightseeing tours in and around Cordoba City offered by a bilingual tourist guide.

No, there is no dress code at the lodge and the atmosphere is very casual and informal.

Yes. We have high speed Wi-Fi Internet service available for your use as well as phone reception.

Yes, there are electric outlets, converters and adaptors available for your use.

Drive to the roosts is between 20 and 30 minutes long. From February to May we shoot from the lodge.

We have Benelli Montefeltro shotguns, all semiautomatic and 20 gauge, brand
new and in perfect conditions and we replace them every 2 years.eplace them every 2 years.

No. You cannot bring shotgun shells into Argentina. Argentina’s RENAR officials will confiscate your shells and question you harshly if you try to do so.

We have 12, 20, 28 and 410 2 ½ gauge shotgun shells available.   

 

If you are a US citizen, you do not need to apply for a visa, you only need
to bring a valid passport.

We require a deposit of US$ 500 per hunter. In case of cancellation, deposits can either be transferred to another hunter or they can be valid for a period of 2 years.

There aren’t any special shots that are required for traveling to Argentina.

 

 

-December to February, it’s summer, with temperatures between 80 to 90 degrees and lows between 50 and 60 degrees.

-March to June is fall, the highest temperatures are between 60 and 70 degrees and the lowest between 40 to 50 degrees.
-July to September is winter with highs between 50 and 70 degrees and lows between 30 and 40 degrees.

-October to early December is spring with highs between 70 and 80 and lows between 50 and 60 degrees.

 

Argentina is probably the safest country in South America, and there are usually no threats directed against travelers or foreign tourists in Argentina.

In Cordoba, you will be met by airport skycaps who will assist you in carrying your luggage. They will lead you to JJCaceria staff, and they will drive you to the lodge. We’ve also have drivers in Buenos Aires who can transfer you between airports.

If you are a US citizen, you do not need to apply for a visa, but you will need to bring a valid passport. As of January 2013 there is an entry fee of US$160 that needs to be paid only only by U.S., Canadian and Australian citizens prior to arrival in Argentina, with a credit card. This is a Reciprocity Fee, which is valid for 10 years. The easiest way to process this fee is at http://www.migraciones.gov.ar/

You will need to print the receipt as the airline will ask for it in your country, and again the Argentine Migrations officer will ask for it upon your arrival to our country. The receipt is a ticket showing your info with a bar code. If you have already paid for the Reciprocity Fee on a recent past trip, please reprint the receipt and check your passport for the stamp.