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Victoria Island (Isla Victoria)

Victoria Island (Isla Victoria) is a must-visit for lovers of diverse natural landscapes.
It can get cool when sailing on the lake, even during summer, so it’s worth bringing a sweater, especially if you want to enjoy views from the open-air deck.
There’s a restroom and café at the port.
Those who want to stay on the island can book a room at the 4-star Isla Victoria Lodge, open from November to April.
It’s only possible to explore the central part of the island—the northern and southern ends of the island are protected forest and therefore off-limits to travelers.
Cruise are typically wheelchair accessible but access to some of the island’s walking trails is limited.
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It's free to visit Victoria Island; however, you’ll need to budget to get there by boat. Tours with travel included offer a convenient option; tour prices start around US$200 and include both a boat trip to the island and a stop at the Arrayanes Forest.
You can get to Victoria Island by taking a boat or catamaran across Nahuel Huapi Lake to Puerto Anchorena, in the middle of the island. Most tour operators offer pickup from accommodation in Bariloche, while many excursions also combine a trip to the island with a visit to the nearby Arrayanes Forest.
The best time of year to visit Victoria Island is typically during the southern hemisphere’s summer: December to February. During these months, the weather is typically at its warmest, and the trees in the Arrayanes Forest are at their most lush.
The Arrayanes Forest is known for its arrayán trees, which are hundreds of years old. Many consider the forest to have a magical air, thanks to its twisting, cinnamon-colored trees. Tour groups typically explore the forest on foot by walking part of the 7.5-mile (12 kilometer) trail from Villa La Angostura.
A list of items you should bring on a tour of Victoria Island should include warm, waterproof layers in case it gets chilly on the boat; comfortable walking shoes for tackling the island’s rugged terrain; and sun protection, including sunscreen, sunglasses, and a hat.



























































