Escape the city and travel along the beautiful Rio de Plata and drive to Tigre where we will board a boat and sail along the delta to explore its islands.
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After being picked up from your hotel, you will soon arrive at the La Fragua Stand in San Ramon Ranch where we will welcome with mate, tea, coffee, sweets and juice.
After a tasty breakfast, we will be provided with a little talk about the horses and the safety of themselves, how to ride and considerations to keep in mind for it.
The morning ride takes place in the area of forest transition, having the ranch an east-west location which allows us to combine the transition forest with the steppe.
The ride lasts 2 hours during which both will make watching wildlife in a natural way, be able to observe condors, guanacos, rheas and deer. After two hours of riding, return to the ranch house where a delicious lunch awaits, consisting of empanadas for starters, main course with roast, sausages, salads and fruit salad for dessert, all with drinks included (wine, soft drinks, mineral water).
After lunch, you will be taken back to the hotel, where the adventure ends.
Cerro Tronador is the highest elevation in the Nahuel Huapi National Park. With its eternal snows and hanging glaciers, you will not want to stop visiting it and also see for yourself the reason for its name.
The walk starts from Bariloche, you take National Route 40 South, about 45 km, to cross the Pampa de Huenuleo and border Lake Gutierrez, to cross the Pilmayen and Melgarejo streams. After passing through the "watershed", we will cross the banks of Lake Mascardi until we reach the detour where the road to Tronador (gravel road) emerges.
During this tour, the Mascardi lake is once again bordered by its west coast, until reaching the viewpoint of Isla Corazon. Later you will pass in front of Cerro Los Emparedados and border the upper Manso River until you reach Pampa Linda, from where you have one of the best views of Cerro Tronador. Then you cross part of the Vuriloches valley and finally, passing through a shady forest, you reach the Black Snowdrift.
The tour culminates a little later at the foot of Cerro Tronador. The Cerro Tronador, with its 3,454m, is the most important height of the Nahuel Huapi National Park, and has three peaks (International, Argentine and Chilean).
Languages
English and Spanish (bilingual guide)
Importante information
If you select the option "Tour", tickets are not included. Guests must purchase their own admission tickets.
Enjoy a 4-hour private tour through the stunning landscapes of Bariloche on this premium Circuito Chico experience.
Travel along the shores of Lake Nahuel Huapi, stopping at scenic viewpoints to capture unforgettable mountain views. With your private bilingual guide, explore the area's most iconic highlights, including Cerro Campanario, the Llao Llao Peninsula, Puerto Panuelo, Bahia Lopez, Cerro Lopez and the beautiful El Trebol Lagoon.
Learn about the region's nature, history and culture as you discover how this small mountain town became one of Patagonia's most attractive destinations. Around lunchtime, visit Cerveceria Gilbert for a beer tasting and a delicious meal in a spectacular forest setting overlooking Lake Moreno.
After lunch, return comfortably to your centrally located hotel.
Languages
English, Spanish and Portuguese (multilingual guide)
Important information
If you select the option "Tour", tickets are not included and you must purchase your own admission tickets.
Starting from Puerto Panuelo, sailing over the Blest arm to the Mountain, going close to the famous Sentinel islet where the rests of Dr Perito Francisco Pascacio Moreno.
We will arrive at Puerto Cantaros where we are going to make a hike into the jungle to visit Los Cantaros Waterfall and Lake.
Also, you will see a millennial Alerce tree.
You will sail just five minutes more to finally arrive at Puerto Blest. From there you will be able to visit the bay and see the shores of Lake Frias, whose peculiar green waters come from one of the glaciers of Cerro Tronador, the natural border between Argentina and Chile.
Starting from Puerto Panuelo, sailing over the Blest arm to the Mountain, going close to the famous Sentinel islet where are the rests of Dr. Perito Francisco Pascacio Moreno.
We will arrive to Puerto Cantaros where we are going to enter the lush vegetation of the Valdivian rainforest to visit Los Cantaros Waterfall and Lake.
This excursion will take you to Mount Llao-Llao (25km/16ml from city centre) to do trekking through a beautiful native forest. From the lookouts close to the summit you will enjoy wonderful panoramic views of Tristeza, Blest and North branches of Lake Nahuel Huapi and the Patagonian forest at the foot of the Andes. This is a grate oportunitie for those with limited time or it can be combine with other activities like the excursions "Bariloche History & Nature", "Kayak in Moreno Lake" or a visit to a Traditional Microbrewery.
Duration
3-4 hours (1 hour and 45 minutes walking)
Languages
Spanish and English. Other languages subject to availability.
The majestic Cerro Catedral owes its name to the imposing towers at its summit, which evoke the silhouette of a Gothic cathedral high in Patagonia. This place is not only a natural icon, but also the heart of adrenaline and adventure all year round.
In winter, the Antonio M. Lynch Winter Sports Center transforms into a white paradise for ski and snowboard lovers.Here, both professionals and amateurs find the ideal setting to slide down its renowned slopes, participate in international competitions and experience the excitement of snow in its maximum splendor.
The ski center has first-class infrastructure,comparable to the most prestigious slopes in Europe. From the base, modern lifts transport you to platforms where you can enjoy a break with unparalleled views. Confectioneries and restaurants offer options ranging from comforting hot chocolate to exquisite mountain cuisine.
The descent is an unforgettable experience, whether skiing along the different slopes, sliding on a chairlift or enjoying the panoramic views from the cable lane.
But Cerro Catedral doesn't only shine in winter. During the rest of the year, the mountain reveals another side: trekking trails, outdoor walks and a nature that invites you to explore its most hidden corners. Although some lifts are not active out of season, the landscape compensates with its serenity and the possibility of connecting with the Patagonian immensity.
