Top Bariloche Horseback Riding

Explore the Patagonian Steppe: Horseback riding in stunning landscapes, among mountains, streams and unspoilt nature. Adventure for all: No matter your level, from beginners to experts, you will enjoy every moment. -Encounter with fauna: Viewing deer, condors and more, in their natural habitat. Traditional roast: A delicious three-course lunch with Argentine roast and open bar drinks. - All inclusive: Transfers from meeting point in Bariloche, breakfast, snacks and an expert guide who will tell you all about the region. A family experience: Children from the age of 2 can also enjoy the adventure. Do not miss this unique experience in Patagonia!

Tour the Curcuito Chico to get a taste of Bariloche's gorgeous natural attractions during this half-day excursion. In downtown Bariloche, see the houses of pioneers who settled the area, the Nautical Club and the Melipal neighborhood. Skirt Lake Nahuel Huapi on the journey to attractions like San Eduardo Chapel, Puerto Pañuelo and the Llao Llao Hotel. Stand in the shadow of the impressive Mt Campanario, looming 3,444 feet (1,050 meters) tall. In the short, 37-mile (60-km) journey, view the regions mountains, lakes and verdant forests. Round-trip transportation from Bariloche hotels is included.

Experience the charm of the Argentinian countryside on horseback with this half-day excursion. Cross a mixed forest of ñires (a tree unique to the region), see beautiful hills, encounter the Ñirihuau river valley and spot the impressive Andes Mountains. After approximately 2 hours of riding, enjoy a delicious lunch, with alcoholic beverages also provided.

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.