Top Bariloche Ziplining

The Road of the Seven Lakes is one of Argentina’s most memorable road trips, but unless you rent your own car, the only way to see it all in one day is to take a tour. On this full-day tour from Bariloche, soak up the scenery as you pass all seven of the famous lakes, plus enjoy stops in Villa La Angostura and San Martín de los Andes.

Enjoy an adrenaline-fuelled outdoor adventure, zip-lining through the treetops of Cerro Lopez mountain on this 4-hour tour from Bariloche, including hotel transfers. Clip on your safety harness and tackle a hair-raising 4,920-foot-long (1,500-meter) course of zip-lines, zooming through the trees and admiring the views over Nahuel Huapi National Park, Moreno Lake and Cerro Otto.

Visit Cerro Tronador, the tallest mountain in the Andean Lake District, without the stress of planning logistics, on this full-day trip from Bariloche. Head towards Guttierrez and Mascardi Lakes via coach on a stunning scenic route along the Nahuel Huapi Lake and Manso River. After a stop in the town of Pampa Linda, take a brief hike to Ventisquero Negro glacier (your guide leads the way so you don't get lost) and hear the booming sound of calving ice chunks.

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.

Adventurous travelers on this full-day tour from Bariloche, Argentina experience the beauty and power of the Andes while rafting a section of the Manso River. After safety instructions, rafting begins through narrow canyons and rapids with names like Scrambled Egg and Yell and Turn Left. During sections of calm water, look for Andean condors soaring overhead.