Bariloche – Travel Guide
Bariloche sits on the tranquil shores of Nahuel Huapi Lake nestled in the foothills of the Andes Mountains. Believe it or not, a unique town with Swiss-style architecture and famous for its chocolate, the town, and the stunning surrounding lake and mountainous region has plenty to offer its visitors. A city of four seasons, Bariloche is a gateway to the outdoor adventure and alpine appeal of the foothills, forest, lake and steppe that distinguish this corner of Argentine Patagonia. Moreover, there are countless opportunities for getting out into the surrounding nature, delving into the history and culture of this Bavarian-inspired town, or simply taking in the expansive views with a Malbec or craft beer in hand.
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Top Attractions
Circuito Chico
Such a captivating space in which the city, the lush forests, the lakes and the mountains are integrated into a single landscape.
Nahuel Huapi Lake
Nahuel Huapi is a glacial lake, and while it is possible to swim in the hottest months, the waters are generally too cold.
Cerro Otto
A stylish cable car transports visitors up the mountainside where the Cerro Otto Resort is located for people to visit.
Lake Frey
A beautiful lake located in a deep and wonderful glacier valley full of mystery and natural beauty all over the place.
Unique Experiences
10 Secrets of Bariloche, Nahuel Huapi and Patagonia.
Uncover Bariloches 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.
Arrayanes Forest with Victoria Island.
Knowing Victoria Island and witnessing the Arrayanes Forest show, it is a pleasure that has already been experienced by millions of visitors to the National Park, but this Island still awaits with its intact conservation conditions, the next visitors who arrive to Puerto Anchorena to disembark and travel it.
Bariloche Cerro Catedral with ascent.
This tour is ideal for capturing unique photographs of the lakes and their islands, the mountain peaks and the characteristic vegetation of Patagonia. In addition, you can relax in a warm mountain hostel and perhaps spot the flight of a condor.
Bariloche Horseback Riding & Argentine Barbecue Tour.
Saddle up for an unforgettable horseback riding adventure and spend the morning on a traditional estancia (ranch). Including first time riders, you’ll learn some basic riding techniques, then put your skills to the test on a scenic 2-hour trail ride through the mountains and lakes of the Andes.
Adrenaline Rafting on the Manso River.
Adventurous travelers experience the beauty and power of the Andes while rafting a section of the Manso River. After safety instructions, rafting begins through canyons and rapids with names like Scrambled Egg and Yell and Turn Left.
What to expect while traveling
