Following the release of the fifth edition of Pre-Tripmany Argentines are planning a new getaway. From the beach until the mountainthere are thousands of Destinations to visit during the spring that approaches to dazzle us with its colors, aromas and pleasant temperatures. Ideal to perform outdoor activities in a incomparable natural environment.
At this time, and among so many Patagonian destinations, San Carlos de Bariloche, Black riveris characterized by the diversity of activities that offers for all tastes and ages. In addition to the fact that the colors stand out throughout the native flora of the region and in the nuances of forests.
The barilochense spring is a ideal time to live it to the fullest and enjoy everything that the city has and has prepared in every corner. Walk through the colors of the forestsvisit the classics tea houses or tour walking trails appreciating the nature and the landscapes.
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San Carlos de Bariloche: how to make the most of PreViaje 5
Unmissable activities
The excursion to the Victoria Island and Myrtle Forest part from Harbor Scarf and, after a short and majestic navigation, up to the Quetrihue Peninsula located in the northeast of lake nahuel huapi, where the legendary forest is located. This excursion will make you discover different magical lake settings and its surroundings, and has a cost of $24,000 for adults; children from 5 to 12 years old and retirees pay only $12,000. Children under 5 years old do not pay.
If you are looking to navigate on green waters between jungles and waterfalls, the ideal option is Port Blest and Waterfall of the Pitchers. It also sets sail from Harbor Scarf and this walk has a cost of $28,000 for adults; children and retirees $14,000. Children under 5 years free.
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Meanwhile, an ideal place to go with the family is The Goblins Waterfall, a walk of 800 meters to learn and live the experience with the natural environment. There, the children can skip streams during the walk, contact the nature and have a memory forever.
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snow sports
Although winter is falling behind, the snow sports they still have time and the sky Center continues to offer its 29 lifts and more than 1,200 skiable hectaresbetween more than 60 tracks and roads for all levels, forests and off-piste areas. In addition to a large number of services equipment rental, classes and more gastronomy inns to enjoy.
In that sense, Bariloche continues to provide many family activitiesamong which are the snowshoeing and the sleigh racing. You can also learn to ski on special tracks for that.
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Gastronomy
The city is also distinguished by its wide gastronomic proposalthat is why -from October 23 to 29- the 10th edition of “Bariloche a la Carte”the gastronomic meeting par excellence where the best of the gastronomy and the regional production. Entrance is free and open.
With massive public participation, the city presents its culinary offer in a new way that allows you to enjoy the best proposals and products. The event has a gastronomic circuit of more than 75 restaurants with promotional prices and one food Fair in full Civic Center. So you can enjoy excellent dining options as well as regional products sold directly by the producer.
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“We are going to reach 380,000 tourists. Occupancy is over 95%, one of the highest in recent years.” Diego Piquín, executive director of EMPROTUR.
Why is it a good time to make a getaway?
According to Bariloche Tourism, “The accumulated snow on the slopes is at an ideal pointthe probability that the days mostly touch sunny helps visibility and there will be no storms or obstacles that impede vision. As the sun extends for a longer time, they stay enjoying the snow until the last moment because the cold does not weigh so much. And the most important thing is that no long lines Standby since the slopes are much more free and with room to take advantage of each space”.
Source: Ambito
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