Catamaran sailing the Blest arm of Nahuel Huapi towards Puerto Blest, with snow-capped mountains in the background.

Wooded coast of Victoria Island on Nahuel Huapi Lake, with a chain of hills in the background.

Panoramic view of the Circuito Chico with Lake Nahuel Huapi and the hills of the Llao Llao peninsula.

Port Blest

Waterfall of the Jugs

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Excursions in Bariloche: Official Catalog and Prices 2026

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Bookings with real availability and official rates. At Bariloche Tours® you'll find boat trips, trekking, and excursions through Nahuel Huapi National Park, organized by locals who live here year-round.

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Circuito Chico, Trekking and Colonia Suiza - San Carlos de Bariloche — Circuito Chico, Trekking and Colonia Suiza

Full day with walks in the Llao Llao Reserve and free afternoon in Colonia Suiza

8 hours Bus

from $100.000
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Cathedral Hill - San Carlos de Bariloche — Cathedral Hill

Half day at Villa Catedral, with transfer from your accommodation in Bariloche

4 hours Skiing and Snowboarding

from $60.000
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Puerto Blest and Cascada de los Cántaros - San Carlos de Bariloche — Puerto Blest and Cascada de los Cántaros

Full-day boat trip along the Blest arm, including the Cascada de los Cántaros waterfall.

7 hours Navigation

from $155.000
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Cerro Tronador and Ventisquero Negro - San Carlos de Bariloche — Cerro Tronador and Ventisquero Negro

Full day trip to Ventisquero Negro and Pampa Linda, with transfer included

12 hours Bus

from $100.000
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Victoria Island and Arrayanes Forest - San Carlos de Bariloche — Victoria Island and Arrayanes Forest

Navigation with two landings: Victoria Island and the Arrayanes Forest

5 hours Bus and Navigation

from $155.000
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Large Circuit - San Carlos de Bariloche — Large Circuit

Full day trip to Villa Traful and Villa La Angostura, with transfer from Bariloche

12 hours Bus

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San Martín de los Andes and the Seven Lakes Route - San Carlos de Bariloche — San Martín de los Andes and the Seven Lakes Route

Complete the Seven Lakes Route in one day, with transfer included

9 am Bus and navigation

from $120.000
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Villa La Angostura and Cerro Bayo - San Carlos de Bariloche — Villa La Angostura and Cerro Bayo

Full day in the Garden of Patagonia, with a stop at Cerro Bayo

9 am Bus and Navigation

from $110.000
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Rafting Manso to the Border - San Carlos de Bariloche — Rafting Manso to the Border

12 km of rapids through the Lower Manso River, with equipment and guides included

12 hours Rafting

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Andean Crossing - San Carlos de Bariloche — Andean Crossing

International crossing from Bariloche to Puerto Varas, with three voyages

10 am Bus and Navigation

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El Bolsón and Lago Puelo - San Carlos de Bariloche — El Bolsón and Lago Puelo

Full day in the Andean Region: the town, the fair and the turquoise lake

10 am Bus

from $95.000
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Navigation Arm Sadness - San Carlos de Bariloche — Navigation Arm Sadness

Glacial fjord, hanging waterfalls and Valdivian rainforest without people

5 hours Navigation

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Circuito Chico - San Carlos de Bariloche — Circuito Chico

Visit the most representative places of Bariloche

4 hours Bus and Navigation

from $60.000
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Hotel Puerto Blest - San Carlos de Bariloche — Hotel Puerto Blest

The only accommodation on the Blest arm, which can only be reached by boat

1 night Bus and Navigation

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Cloud Passage - San Carlos de Bariloche — Cloud Passage

Two-day trekking trip through the Tronador mountain range, returning by boat

2 days Trekking and Navigation

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FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions: Your quick guide to planning a trip to Bariloche

Here we answer the questions all travelers have, clearly and directly. Planning your trip to Patagonia starts with the right information.

Trip Planning
- What is the best time to travel to Bariloche?
  
  It depends on what you want to do. Summer, from December to March, has long days and is the season for trekking, sailing, and rafting. Winter, from June to September, is ski season at Cerro Catedral. Autumn is when the lenga forest turns red and there are far fewer people. Spring is the most unpredictable but also the cheapest. Except for rafting and the Paso de las Nubes (Pass of the Clouds), almost all excursions operate year-round.
- What to do in 3 days in Bariloche?
  
  Day 1: Circuito Chico (Small Circuit) with trekking and Colonia Suiza, the classic introduction to Nahuel Huapi. Day 2: A boat trip, either to Puerto Blest if you want a full day in the forest, or to Isla Victoria and the Arrayanes Forest if you're traveling with family. Day 3: Cerro Tronador and Ventisquero Negro (Black Glacier), to see high mountains and a glacier up close. This way you cover the lake, forest, and mountain range.
- What can you do in Bariloche without paying for excursions?
  
  The civic center, the waterfront, and the beaches of Nahuel Huapi are free. You can also take a public bus along Avenida Bustillo to Llao Llao and hike the short trails in the municipal reserve. For boat trips, Mount Tronador, and the mountains with ski lifts, you will need a tour or your own transportation.
- Do I need a car to get around?
  
  It's not essential. Land excursions like Tronador, Circuito Grande, San Martín de los Andes, and El Bolsón include transportation from your accommodation. Boat trips depart from Puerto Pañuelo, 25 km from the city center, and transportation from there is arranged separately or you can take a public bus. If you plan to take several boat trips, it's advisable to add transportation to your booking.
Our Excursions
- What is the difference between Puerto Blest and the Andean Crossing?
  
  The first leg is the same: navigating the Blest arm of Nahuel Huapi. The difference is the ending. Port Blest He returns to Bariloche the same day. Andean Crossing It continues towards Chile through Lake Frías and ends in Puerto Varas, so it doesn't return: it's a one-way international transfer and you need documentation and accommodation on the Chilean side.
- Which of the four navigation options is best for me?
  
  They all leave from Puerto Pañuelo but arrive at different places. Port Blest It is the most complete one-day tour, with the Cascada de los Cántaros waterfall and a thousand-year-old larch tree. Victoria Island and Arrayanes Forest It's a half-day trip with two easy walks, ideal for families. Sadness Arm It is the wildest, without buildings or people. And the Hotel Puerto Blest It's the only way to stay overnight in the forest.
- Are there excursions for all ages and fitness levels?
  
  Yes. Most are easy and suitable for all ages, because the route is done by vehicle or boat. The two challenging ones are the Rafting Manso to the Border, from 14 years old and knowing how to swim, and the Cloud Passage, A two-day trek with your own equipment that requires prior mountain experience. Each description details its level and restrictions.
Reservations and Payments
- Do I need to book in advance?
  
  Yes, especially during peak season: January, February, Easter week, and winter break. Boat trips have limited capacity, and the Andean Crossing is coordinated by several operators, so it sells out weeks in advance. Booking online guarantees your spot.
- What payment methods do you accept? Do you offer installment plans?
  
  We accept credit and debit cards, with installment payment options available. You can see the available options during the checkout process.
- Is the entrance to the National Park included?
  
  No. The entrance fee to Nahuel Huapi National Park is paid separately, in cash, on the day of the excursion. For boat trips, there is an additional port tax, which is also paid at the port. We will confirm the current rates when you book, and you can check the official rate at the [website/link missing]. National Park site.
- Can I cancel if my plans change?
  
  Yes. Cancellations made more than 48 hours in advance are free of charge and will be refunded. Cancellations made within 48 hours of the tour will incur a penalty of 100%. If the tour is canceled due to weather or at the request of the National Park, we will contact you to reschedule or issue a refund.

Catamaran sailing the Blest arm of Nahuel Huapi towards Puerto Blest.

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View of Lake Nahuel Huapi from the Circuito Chico, with forest and hills in the background

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On the shores of Lake Nahuel Huapi and within the country's oldest national park, Bariloche combines mountains, forests, and lakes in one place. It is the gateway to the Seven Lakes region and the Tronador mountain range.

Catamaran sailing the Blest arm of Nahuel Huapi between walls of forest

Nahuel Huapi National Park

Argentina's first national park, created from land donated by Perito Moreno. Over 700,000 hectares of Andean Patagonian forest, glacial lakes, and the Tronador mountain range.

Snowy peaks and glaciers of Cerro Tronador

Mount Tronador

The park's highest mountain, at 3,478 meters, is named for its hanging glaciers: the roar of ice calving can be heard for miles. At its base lies the Ventisquero Negro (Black Glacier).

Wooded coast of Victoria Island on Lake Nahuel Huapi

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Two hundred kilometers of asphalt between Villa La Angostura and San Martín de los Andes, with viewpoints overlooking the Correntoso, Espejo, Escondido, Villarino, Falkner, Machónico and Lácar rivers.

Excursions in Bariloche: Official Catalog and Prices 2026

Explore Nahuel Huapi with local operators

Selection of excursions in Bariloche / Bookings 2026

Why is Bariloche Tours & Adventure® your trusted local agency?

Local Knowledge

Real Traveler Reviews

Final and Transparent Prices

A Real Commitment to Sustainable Tourism

Secure Online Booking 100%

Frequently Asked Questions: Your quick guide to planning a trip to Bariloche

What is the best time to travel to Bariloche?

What to do in 3 days in Bariloche?

What can you do in Bariloche without paying for excursions?

Do I need a car to get around?

What is the difference between Puerto Blest and the Andean Crossing?

Which of the four navigation options is best for me?

Are there excursions for all ages and fitness levels?

Do I need to book in advance?

What payment methods do you accept? Do you offer installment plans?

Is the entrance to the National Park included?

Can I cancel if my plans change?

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