The Marcha de Resistência is one of the world's most demanding equestrian endurance races: 750km divided into 15 daily legs, held in the rugged Pampa landscape near the Brazil–Uruguay border. 

Horses are kept in a pre-race concentration on an Estância, fed only grass and water to ensure equal conditions. Each leg ends with a vet check identical to international endurance standards. 

Riders compete alongside locals in a true breed selection event for the Criollo horse — a breed shaped by 400 years of natural selection. 

The experience includes traditional gaucho culture, barbecues, music, and an interpreter throughout. 

All equipment, horse training, transport, and crew are included.