El Angel Lodge

Each morning at El Angel begins with a wake-up knock at your door. Fresh-brewed coffee and a hearty breakfast awaits prior to your departure to the duck blinds.

You will have the opportunity to harvest some of the most sought after species of ducks in Argentina, including the country’s signature duck, the rosy-billed pochard. Once your group reaches its limit, your guide team will pack up and take you back to the lodge for lunch and some time to recharge.

After lunch, you’ll gear up and head out to shoot dove or perdiz. Most of the dove shooting is pass or roost shooting this time of year.

You can expect to shoot around 500 shells per afternoon while dove hunting. Keep your eyes peeled; they do have a decent amount of pigeons mixed in with the doves. 

Perdiz shooting is prime in this area due to the amount of water present, offering great habitat. Perdiz hunting is similar to quail hunting. We shoot over pointing dogs, with a limit of six per day, and it usually takes an hour and a half or so to limit out. 

El Angel conveys a warm, authentic Argentinian feel that is representative of the rich legacy of the De Bernadis family.

The lodge comprises eight impressive bedrooms with private ensuite baths. While the rooms are set up as singles for smaller groups, each can be converted into a double occupancy accommodation and two rooms can offer triple occupancy accommodation for larger groups and families with children.

El Angel’s swimming pool, just steps away from the lodge, invites you to take a plunge to cool off after a thrilling day in the field. Other features include the lodge’s rustic bar, a spacious covered patio and a fire pit, all perfect spots for sipping cocktails and connecting with your fellow adventurers.