Top Lake District How to Get Around - page 4

Swiss Colony, declared a Historic Town in 1944. There they will have free time to discover the colony, being able to visit the regional fair, witness the preparation of Curanto (typical regional food) This is an exclusive service that allows you to get to know the Swiss Colony, one of the most attractive places in the city. Ideal walk to do with the family.

From Bariloche, the excursion travels 70 km along the RN 40 towards Rio Villegas and 35 km along the RP 83, crossing the rural community of El Manso, next to the homonymous river and the Nahuel Huapi National Park. At the Patagonia Campestre resort, start your day with a delicious breakfast. Then, equipped with wetsuit, helmet, windbreaker jacket and life jacket, you will enjoy a technical talk before 2 hours of white water rafting, sailing fast and backwater in spectacular natural surroundings. After the adventure, an exquisite lunch is served. In the afternoon, a 1-hour ride will take you along trails, maitene forests and pastures by the Manso River, with a previous safety talk. After the ride we prepare for the return to the city of Bariloche.

Bariloche captivates with its spectacular Andean scenery, vast forests, and shimmering lakes that embody the soul of Patagonia. A picturesque journey north takes you to Villa La Angostura, where the legendary Seven Lakes Route begins, revealing a chain of dazzling lakes and untouched forests, culminating in San Martín de los Andes, a peaceful alpine-style town nestled on the shores of Lake Lácar. Whether you’re exploring hidden trails, savoring local flavors, or simply taking in breathtaking views, this region promises an immersive journey into Argentina’s wild beauty and authentic charm. For over 20 years, Signature DMC has specialized in crafting unforgettable experiences, not just trips. Recognized as one of the best in Argentina and South America, we connect cultures through extraordinary journeys.

Scale the mighty 5,833-foot (1,778-meter) peak of Cerro Colorado on a thrilling full-day hike from San Martin de Los Andes. With a maximum of 12 people, enjoy personal attention from your expert guide, who points out the unique plants and rock formations of the now-extinct volcano as you wind your way to the top. After a moderate hike, arrive at the summit and tuck into your packed lunch (not provided) with magnificent views of the surrounding Andes, Lácar and Lolog lakes, and the Chile-Argentina border.