Every meal at Pristine Camps is an invitation to discover northern Argentina through its flavors. From the freshly baked homemade bread to the aroma of high altitude coffee, everything starts from a simple idea: cooking with what the land has to offer, without haste and with respect.
The products come from small producers in the region: quinoa grown at an altitude of over 3,000 meters, vegetables from family gardens, handmade goat cheese. The cuisine combines tradition and creativity: tamales wrapped in fresh leaves, meats baked in a clay oven, infusions with herbs from the altiplano.
Dinners are served outdoors, under a vast and silent sky. Visitors share stories around the fire, while the chef explains the origin of each dish. There is no fixed menu; it is cooked according to the season and the inspiration of the day.
More than just a gastronomic experience, it is a way to connecting with the culture and people that bring the landscape to life. In every bite, the visitor understands that luxury is not in the exotic, but in the authentic.