Top Bariloche Tours, Sightseeing & Cruises - page 2

Discover the magic of Patagonia with our excursion to Victoria Island and the Arrayanes Forest, a unique experience that combines nature, history and landscapes that will thrill you. We propose much more than a simple tour: it is an authentic experience in one of the most charming corners of southern Argentina. Navigate the crystal clear waters of Lake Nahuel Huapi. The first stop is Victoria Island, a place full of beauty and mystery. We enter the Arrayanes Forest, unique in the world. There, among trees with cinnamon-colored bark and twisted shapes, you will feel that time stands still. It is a landscape unlike any other, perfect to relax, connect with nature and take away indelible memories. If you are looking for a different, deep excursion, this is the perfect opportunity. Join us and discover with us two hidden treasures of the south, we are waiting for you to share this adventure!

Maximize your time with this private half-day mountain biking tour from Bariloche City. Cycle along scenic back roads, pass by the Colonia Suiza settlement, and soak in the beauty of the Andes Mountains, all with a guide to lead the way so you don’t get lost. A mountain bike, helmet, repair kit, and box lunch are included, along with hotel pickup for added convenience.

You don’t need a full day to experience the beauty of Bariloche on this sightseeing tour of the Short Circuit. Along with a guide, head out from the city to stunning nearby landscapes including the San Pedro Peninsula, Nahuel Huapi Lake, and Myrtle Woods. Stop at vista points along the way to take full advantage of the views.

Embark on an unforgettable journey through dreamlike landscapes, crystalline lakes, and ancient forests. Departing from Bariloche via National Route 40, we cross rivers and streams, reaching the Limay River, which marks the boundary between Río Negro and Neuquén. We explore the vast Newbery pampa, skirting the Limay River to the stunning natural Amphitheater in Rincón Grande. The adventure continues through the Enchanted Valley, where rock formations seem taken from a storybook, leading to Confluencia, where the Traful and Limay rivers meet. Following the Traful River, we traverse a coihue forest to a breathtaking viewpoint and visit Villa Traful. Joining the famous Route of the 7 Lakes, we pass Lake Espejo and arrive at Villa La Angostura, where you can explore and have lunch (not included). On our return, we enjoy views of the Huemul Peninsula and Lake Nahuel Huapi before reaching Bariloche, carrying the beauty of Patagonia with us.

Some of the most beautiful scenery in all of Bariloche is on full display on this guided Long Circuit tour. There’s no need to rent a car or let driving distract you from the views—your guide handles the road so you can focus on sightseeing, including the Llao Llao Peninsula, Escondido Lake, Colonia Suiza, and more.

Step into the heart of Patagonia and discover a landscape like no other. This hiking experience takes you through pristine forests, along crystal-clear streams, and up to breathtaking panoramic viewpoints. From high in the mountains, you’ll enjoy stunning views over Bariloche—its lakes, forests, and charming town framed by dramatic Andean peaks. Our beloved region is full of wonderful trails to explore. Depending on your fitness level, interests, and the weather forecast, we’ll select the ideal route to make each day unforgettable.

Skip the hassle of getting a rental car when you book a guided tour of the Road of the Seven Lakes, a picturesque route that winds through the countryside of Patagonia. Plus, going with a guide means you can fully admire the beautiful views of the seven crystal clear lakes you pass during the drive—by far the area's biggest draw among visitors.

I lived the experience of riding a bicycle, in contact with nature and surrounded by incredible mountain landscapes, lakes and natural beaches touring the famous small circuit and knowing the most emblematic places of Bariloche. During your tour you can: Take the best photo of Bariloche at the Panoramic Point, visit the legendary Swiss Colony and go through the Berlina Brewery Factory, discover the impressive Lopez Bay and enjoy its crystal clear waters and take a few minutes rest on the Beaches from Villa Tacul. At the end we recommend making a technical stop at Cerveceria Patagonia and finally, before delivering the bike, appreciate the Hotel Llao Llao and the San Eduardo Chapel, symbols of the City. MTB Bikes. 27.5" and 29" bikes are high-end, suitable for experienced riders. Sizes are available for cyclists from 1.60 m to 2.10 m tall. They feature front suspension, hydraulic disc brakes, and multiple gears to tackle hills.

With so much to see and do in Bariloche, it's hard to know where to start your sightseeing, especially if you don't have your own car. This full-day trip from Bariloche takes care of transport and planning, so you can soak up the spectacular scenery in this part of Patagonia. Cruise Nahuel Huapi Lake, then explore Los Arrayanes National Park and Victoria Island. Take a catamaran ride to the picturesque Quetrihué Peninsula for strolls through the last remaining arrayán forest and Victoria Island's coniferous forest.

Along the way you will find viewpoints to enjoy the stunning views offered by the hills, you can approach one of the dark sandy beaches of Lake Mascardi. Past Villa Mascardi you turn right and you can walk a path surrounded by native forests. It is an area of exceptional beauty, visited every year by mountain and fishing lovers. When you arrive at the Manso River, you can stop at the Los Rápidos Bridge to watch the trout swimming hurriedly in the crystal clear water. From there you can see the valley of the upper Manso River in almost all its extension, with its meandering course and greenish waters. Following to Pampa Linda, you will find a beautiful place where accommodation and gastronomy services are located. From there you can see other glaciers of the Tronador. The ascent continues until you reach the last viewpoint of the tour, the Black Blizzard, a glacier that descends from the Tronador and is noted for its dark color.

The best way to have a Trekking baptism in Bariloches network of hiking trails & shelters. A experienced guide with proven mountain track record will show you the secretes of pioneers trail and controvertial stories around it

We meet at Lake Gutierrez with the guide, who will give a talk about safety and use of the bicycle. The tour is suitable for children ages 12 and up, and is a low-level tour. We will travel about 18km, along trails in the forest, crossing rivers, lakes, waterfalls, viewpoints and local roads. Returning through other trails to the starting point

Soak in panoramic Patagonian mountain views, without the effort of hiking or venturing far from the city, with a scenic cable car ride just minutes from San Carlos de Bariloche. Climb up to the 4,600-foot (1,405-meter) summit of Cerro Otto in a 4-person gondola that offers spectacular views in every season.

This full-day excursion from Bariloche covers 352 kilometers through the Nahuel Huapi and Lanín National Parks, starting from Bariloche along National Route 237 and traveling along the eastern end of Lake Nahuel Huapi to the Limay River. Continuing along National Route 231, we border the lake along its northern shore up to Villa La Angostura, where we take a short break, to continue on our way to Lakes Espejo, Correntoso, Escondido, Villarino, Falkner, Machónico, and Lácar, on the shores of which the city of San Martín de los Andes is located. The return to San Carlos de Bariloche is by the same route. - Discover Villa La Angostura, a charming mountain village that will envelop you with its Andean charm and architecture. - As you cross the Seven Lakes Route, you will encounter the fascinating beauty of the lakes. - Each of the lakes has a unique charm, surrounded by ancient forests that whisper stories of yesteryear.

What makes this excursion different from the rest is the personalized attention in our mini van with a national park guide providing all the appropriate information about the path of seven lakes, Villa la Angostura and San Martin de los Andes. In Villa La Angostura we will be enjoying the shopping center with time to have a coffee and in San Martin there will be time to have lunch and tour its attractive city, with its very peculiar wooden architecture. And of course the natural environment between mountains and lakes make this trip an unforgettable day.

Leaving from Bariloche to the northeast, the route takes us through the shores of the Limay river until it reaches its confluence with the Traful river. Intermediate stops can be made in the Enchanted Valley, where strange rocky figures can be seen. From Confluencia take Provincial Route 65 (gravel road), to cross the Traful River valley, until you reach the lake of the same name, on whose coast the town of Villa Traful is located. Continuing south and after visiting Correntoso and Espejo lakes you will reach Villa La Angostura. The route continues south. After visiting Correntoso and Espejo lakes, you will arrive at Villa La Angostura. There you can visit its picturesque tourist center and take advantage of the varied offer of native gastronomy. The return is made through the isthmus of the Quetrihue peninsula, taking advantage of its unparalleled views and returning to Bariloche on route 40.

Experience Patagonia's most breathtaking scenic route on this full-day excursion along the famous Seven Lakes Route. Departing from Bariloche, travel through Nahuel Huapi and Lanín National Parks, surrounded by mountains, forests, and crystal-clear lakes. Enjoy a stop in the charming town of Villa La Angostura before continuing along one of Argentina's most scenic roads. Along the way, admire the stunning landscapes of Lakes Espejo, Correntoso, Escondido, Villarino, Falkner, Machónico, and Lácar, each offering unique vistas and unparalleled natural beauty. The journey takes you to San Martín de los Andes, a picturesque mountain village located on the shores of Lake Lácar. After enjoying its tranquil atmosphere and beautiful surroundings, return to Bariloche along the same spectacular route. A perfect experience for nature lovers seeking unforgettable Patagonian landscapes.

We will pick you up at the central meeting points and depart from Bariloche, following the legendary Route 40 heading south towards El Bolsón. As we enter the imposing lower valley of the Manso River, the landscape transforms and takes us to the heart of the Patagonia Campestre complex, Punto Límite's base of operations. Throughout the tour, the natural beauty of the Manso will surround you, offering you a unique perspective of this Andean region. When we reach the border with Chile, it will be time to return to base. There a comforting lunch awaits us, ideal for sharing anecdotes and laughter about the journey. And if you feel that there is still energy to release, we recommend ending the day with a mini trekking to explore the Valdivian jungle, a green paradise that invites you to disconnect and get lost in its beauty.

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Explore Bariloche’s iconic Circuito Chico on a guided walking tour through Llao Llao Forest. Discover hidden viewpoints, enjoy mate or tea atop Cerro Llao Llao, and admire panoramic lake and mountain scenery. Local music, stories, and a regional picnic complete this authentic Patagonian experience, perfect for travelers seeking nature, culture, and memorable moments. What Makes This Tour Unique : This experience goes beyond a simple hike. It’s a multi-sensory journey blending nature, culture, and relaxation in Patagonia. Walk through the enchanting Llao Llao Forest, savor traditional mate or tea with stunning panoramic views, and listen to live local music and stories that connect you to the spirit of the land. A regional picnic in nature completes this intimate adventure, perfect for couples, solo travelers, and small groups seeking an authentic Patagonian experience away from the crowds.

The Mountain Guide will suggest the activity or trail that best suits your physical and technical requirements, as well as your knowledge of the area, including viewpoints, flora, fauna, and culture. Plus, by hiring a local guide with over 10 years of experience in the area, they'll be able to quickly recommend the best places to explore and take home wonderful memories.

Among the innumerable options that the Nahuel Huapi National Park offers, there is a little-known route but no less spectacular for that. From Bahía López, 25 km from Bariloche, you can get to the Brazo Tristeza by motor boat. There, if the day is clear, you can see the glaciers at the top of Cerro Tronador, the highest in the park. When we reach the end of this Arm, we descend to land to walk a path through a dense forest, in which species known as the coihue and the cane alternate. Then we arrive at the Frey Stream Cascade. The flow of this stream varies according to the time of year, producing a peculiar and characteristic sound, which is generated when the water runs between wells, on a bed of rock polished by years of erosion.

Ideal to enjoy nature with the family. We will go to Lake Steffen, where we embark to navigate the Manso Inferior River for about 17 km and then have lunch on the banks of the river, following the navigation we will be able to enjoy the warm water (18 ° C in summer) very crystal clear and with smooth and fun rapids, then from about 3 to 4 hours. On the river we will arrive at Piedra Pintada, where a picnic awaits us with fried cake, pudding and homemade sweets, tea, coffee, or something cool to drink.

Get to know and walk through our Andean Patagonian Forest. Choose one of the many trails in the area and let's enjoy nature. We can go to different mountains and refuges. You can go and return during the day or spend the night in a tent or mountain hut depending on the distance. No experience necessary Customize your private trekking experience. Departures from Bariloche to countless trails in the Nahuel Huapi National Park (Bariloche and Villa La Angostura), El Bolsón (Río Negro) and Puyehue National Park (Chile). “My desire is to share my knowledge and help you live wonderful experiences in the mountains safely” DIEGO AGRA