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The finest fly fishing guide service in Bariloche. You will find a unique Fly Fishing Bariloche adventures in the “wilds” of Patagonia. Based in San Carlos de Bariloche, the heart of the biggest National Park... this area is considered to be a Mecca of fly fishing by anglers the world over. Beginners can learn how to cast and catch a trout, if you have some experience… will improve your cast and learn some tips from our guides. Our Bariloche Fishing Guides can customize your trip because we've been guiding fly fishers of all levels of experience in Patagonia for over a dozen years! Let our experience lead you to the best fly fishing in Argentina. We have access to more water than any other outfitter in the area. The trips we offer are unique because we are associated with several of the best ranches, which provide private access to some of the best water in the region.

This small-group boat cruise takes passengers on a day trip across Nahuel Huapi Lake. You’ll disembark to hike through the rain forest to Cascada de los Cántaros (Cántaros Falls) and get a glimpse of the restored inn on the banks of Puerto Blest. It’s a great way to explore the Lake District of Northern Patagonia while staying in Bariloche.

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.

The sailing trip through Lake Nahuel Huapi, one of the most outstanding lakes and a jewel of Argentine Patagonia, offers the opportunity to appreciate the fascinating contrast of its crystalline waters. Sailing calmly allows us to contemplate the natural landscapes, making this tour an unmissable complement to enrich your experience in Bariloche.

The Small Circuit is a captivating introduction to Bariloche, offering a delightful stroll amidst stunning landscapes. Throughout the journey, the beauty of the scenery unfolds, with various points and natural viewpoints like Bahía López and Punto Panorámico offering ideal spots to marvel at the surroundings. At Km 17, the Cerro Campanario chairlift takes you to the perfect vantage point, allowing you to enjoy the most breathtaking view of the area. Notable attractions along the way include Puerto Pañuelo, the Llao Llao Hotel, and the San Eduardo Chapel, all adding to the unique charm of this tour.

The visit to Cerro Tronador offers a wide diversity of landscapes, in the middle of nature the experience is unique.

Impressive natural beauty, unique myrtle forest, history and outdoor activities make it a must to visit Isla Victoria and Bosque Arrayanes.

Setting sail from Puerto Pañuelo, this excursion proposes to discover the Centinela islet, where the remains of Perito Francisco Pascasio Moreno, father of National Parks in Argentina, rest, to later arrive at the Cascada de los Cantaros . On the way up, you can enter the lush vegetation of the Valdivian jungle, reach Lake Cantaros, the birthplace of the waterfall, to enjoy the forceful presence of a larch with more than 1,500 years. You will sail just five more minutes to finally arrive at Puerto Blest. From there you can visit the bay and see the shores of Lake Frías, whose peculiar green waters come from one of the glaciers of Cerro Tronador, the natural border between Argentina and Chile.

With the lead of a local host / guide you, will discover the flavor of the most traditional Argentinean infusion. Learn the best tips on how to prepare MATE and how to adapt the preparation to your desired taste. Participate in the ceremonial way to drink it, and the culture and history around this tradition. The round conversation while drinking, will inmerse you into Argentinas & Bariloche relevant hot topics while we enjoy the coastal parl by lake Nahuel Huapi shore.

The practice of yoga becomes a deep connection with oneself and nature. Pilar, with more than 15 years of experience, invites all levels to unite in an expansive and free space, where every movement and breath is performed honestly. Classes, whether in a welcoming room or surrounded by natural beauty, offer the opportunity to explore one’s own mat experience and create meaningful bonds with other practitioners. This is more than a simple practice; it is a journey of growth and connection from the heart.

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.

Live Bariloche in a different way. Explore the nature of this wonderful city of the Argentinean Patagonia through adventure activities that will make you feel the adrenaline and live unforgettable moments. Sail and explore the forests of Nahuel Huapi National Park, go kayaking through amazing landscapes and finish the trip horseback riding at the Patagonian steppe.

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.

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.

Sail through the stunning lakes and mountains of the Andes on this unforgettable day trip that takes you from Bariloche, Argentina, to Puerto Varas in Chile. Travel by bus and catamaran, crossing the border and cruising across three different lakes with awe-inspiring views of snow-capped peaks, glaciers, volcanic waterfalls, and alpine villages.

The tour begins at Puerto Pañuelo in Llao-Llao. After a scenic 30-minute boat ride, you will arrive at Puerto Anchorena, situated in the central and narrowest part of Victoria Island, home to its service center. Every corner of the island boasts stunning landscapes, rich history, and an impressive natural environment, making this journey a truly enjoyable experience. The excursion then continues with a boat ride to the Quetrihué Peninsula, where you'll find another highlight of the trip: the Los Arrayanes National Park. Here, walking along a boardwalk path, you'll encounter magnificent specimens of the Arrayán tree species, which form a dense forest with unique characteristics, giving this place a truly magical appearance.

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 started the tour by transferring from the central hotels to Puerto Petunia, located 13.5 km from Bariloche, boarding at Lake Nahuel Huapi. From there we will sail through the Bell Arm, bordering the San Pedro peninsula passing through Puerto Bueno, a bay of calm and transparent waters. In this section we can also observe Bahía Serena, Huemul Island, Isla de las Gallinas and Isla de las Gaviotas. Considering the weather conditions, the trip continues along Lake Nahuel Huapi, heading towards the island of Víveres and Puerto Venado on the Neuquén Coast. During the trip we anchor a beautiful bay of turquoise waters that offers Lake Nahuel Huapi, to enjoy infusions and crescents. At the end, we return to Puerto Petunia, where the vehicle will take us back to the hotel. Optional: Private Ride (minimum 2 - maximum 4) Includes: chopped cheeses and cold cuts. Drinks with and without alcohol. Transfers to and from the hotel.

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.

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

It’s not easy finding a cruise you can fit into one day during your visit to the Patagonia region. This particular cruise from San Carlos de Bariloche to Puerto Varas is perfect for travelers short on time, and it cruises the same route used by the first inhabitants of the region more than 400 years ago. Sit back and relax on the boat as you travel Chilean-Argentinian Patagonia area. Hotel pickup and drop-off is also included.

All of Bariloche in one day! Get to know the different aspects of this emblematic city. Find out how the residents live and the development of tourism activity over the years. We begin by crossing the different popular neighborhoods, until we reach the east coast of Lake Gutiérrez. We will visit the Gruta de la Virgen de las Nieves and from there to the base of Cerro Catedral, where we will walk along the foot of the mountain. After passing through Colonia Suiza, where the craft fair and curanto making takes place on Wednesdays and Sundays, we will continue along Circuito Chico, visiting Punto Panorámico, Bahía López, Hotel Llao Llao, Capilla San Eduardo and Puerto Pañuelo. The most impressive point of this tour is the view from Cerro Campanario (optional climb).

While Bariloche is easy to get around on foot, you’ll need your own transport to explore the surrounding Lake District. On this tour, benefit from a private guide and a customizable itinerary, allowing you to pack in all the highlights or enjoy a more relaxed pace. Stop at Nahuel Huapi Lake, Moreno Lake, and the Llao Llao Peninsula, plus enjoy a leisurely included lunch at a local craft brewery.

The region of Patagonia is known for its wild landscapes and biodiversity, but this tour takes you one step further to discuss the indigenous groups of the region. Join a small group and explore various monuments around San Carlos de Bariloche, learning about the Tehuelche and Mapuche peoples. Your guide also touches on the relationship between indigenous groups and the Catholic church.