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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.

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.

Discover why Bariloche is famous for its lakes on a full-day tour through one of Patagonia’s most stunning landscapes. Travel with a bilingual guide along a picturesque route that winds through blue and emerald pools, dramatic rock formations, rivers and alpine forests. Stop to soak up the scenery at lakeside beaches and other scenic viewpoints, and visit the town of San Martín de los Andes for a dose of local culture and cuisine.

San Carlos de Bariloche is known for its Swiss alpine-style architecture and its ski slopes. But on this small-group tour, dive into the history of the area including the German-speaking immigration that occurred before and after World War II. Learn about the foundation of the town and the Nazis that fled to the area after the war, triggering people to believe that Hitler escaped to Argentina.

Enjoy a classic excursion with the comfort and tranquility of a private service: we take Av. Ezequiel Bustillo and at kilometer 17 you will find Cerro Campanario with an incredible panoramic view from the summit of all the surrounding lakes and hills (optional ascent) . At kilometer 25 you can see the Llao Llao Hotel, an icon of Bariloche, as well as the San Eduardo Chapel and Puerto Pañuelo. The walk continues through the Llao Llao Municipal Park, the crossing of the Angostura Bridge, where the Moreno and Huapi lakes meet, and the view of Lopez Bay and the Capilla Hill. Below is one of the most important Panoramic Points of the circuit. From there, the Llao Llao Peninsula can be seen jointly from another angle. A classic Bariloche postcard. To conclude, you have to cross the Moreno Lake bridge and then visualize El Trébol Lagoon. Then the Bustillo Avenue is resumed and the center is returned to the center.

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.

Saddle up for an unforgettable horseback riding adventure and take a deep dive into Argentine culture on a traditional *estancia* (ranch). Suitable for all ability levels, including first time riders, the experience takes you on a scenic trail ride through the mountains and lakes of the Andes. Back on the ranch, tuck into a delicious *asado* (barbecue) lunch and make the most of the open bar.

Spend a day hitting the slopes, hiking and climbing, or shopping and dining on this tour to Cerro Catedral, one of the largest ski resorts in the Southern Hemisphere. Hotel pickup and drop-off from Bariloche ensure a smooth-as-can-be transfer service, while plenty of family-friendly outdoor entertainment options make it easy to enjoy a full day of fun up on the mountain.

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.

This is one of the must-see Bariloche tours that you can do all year round, regardless of the weather. Begin this adventure with pickup from your Bariloche hotel. From there, you will transfer to the port of Puerto Pañuelo, located just 25 km outside the city. Board a boat and sail towards Lake Nahuel Huapi; Be sure to have your camera handy for views of the Nahuel Huapi National Park landscape. After 30 minutes of travel on the water, disembark at the Anchorena port on Victoria Island. After boarding again, we head to the Quetrihue Peninsula, where the myrtle forest is located with its characteristic cinnamon color, stone bark and a famous wooden cabin. This unique tree formation, declared a natural monument, inspired Walt Disney to compose the cartoon for the movie Bambi. To finish, all that remains is to retrace this dream itinerary and return to Puerto Pañuelo.

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.

All Bariloche in one day! Learn about the different aspects of this iconic city. Find out how residents live and the development of tourist activity over the years. We start by crossing the different popular neighborhoods, until we reach the East coast of Lake Gutierrez. We will visit the Grotto de la Virgen de las Nieves and from there to the base of Cerro Catedral, where we will walk the foot of the mountain. After passing through Colonia Switzerland, where on Wednesdays and Sundays the artisan fair and elaboration of the curanto is presented, we will continue through Circuit Chico, visiting, Panoramic Point, López Bay, Hotel Llao Llao, Chapel San Eduardo and Puerto Pañuelo. The most striking point of this tour is the view at Cerro Campanario (optional ascent).

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.

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.

Discover the frozen enchantment of Mount Tronador and the Black Glacier on an invigorating full-day excursion to Nahuel Huapi National Park from Bariloche. With a knowledgeable guide, travel through the spectacular scenery of the Bariloche region and absorb panoramic vistas at Lake Gutiérrez. Gaze at the 11,411-foot (3,478-meter) summit of Mount Tronador, the highest mountain in the region and pass through atmospheric forests and dramatic valleys to see the striking Black Glacier.

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.

Mandatory walk when visiting Bariloche. There is no better way to be introduced to the stunning scenery of the region than this tour. Circuito Chico is the tour of the city of the landscapes of Bariloche. Unique views in all seasons of the year. Combination of landscapes of lakes and mountains of Patagonia.

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

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.

Uncover Bariloche’s best-kept secrets on a walking tour that reveals sights and stories you’re unlikely to have found on your own. You don’t have to navigate or worry about overcoming the language barrier—instead, you can just focus on attractions in the Old Town and the coastal area of Puerto San Carlos as you explore at a relaxed pace in a small group limited to 10 people.

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.

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.

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.