This summer in Bariloche, the tourist destination par excellence of the Patagonian region, will have tempting and varied options so that everyone can find the perfect plan to have fun. From beaches to relax and take advantage of the sun’s energy, to the most extreme sports that are pure adrenaline, the city attracts thousands of tourists from all over the world every year to live a wonderful experience.
The beaches can be urban or further away from the city. They are the perfect place to disconnect and relax. It is ideal to go with the whole family or friends. Some to highlight are: Guillemo Lake, located 35 kilometers from the center of Bariloche. Blue waters with emerald green tones. Due to the formation of its environment it is protected from the wind. It is a good option to spend the day, camp or try your luck with fishing.
Lake Gutierrez, known for its beautiful waters that bathe various beaches and beautiful waterfalls that are very easy to access. This lake is bordered by coihue forests and its waters are temperate since the main contribution is from winter and spring rains, which is why it is one of the favorites for bathing and practicing water sports.
Mascardi Lake, located along Route 40, is ideal to disconnect and fully enjoy the tranquility. It is ideal for fishing and boating; It is located within the Nahuel Huapi National Park and has numerous places to camp and picnic.
Nahuel Huapi Lake, offers urban beaches or those further away from the center to enjoy the sun, the beautiful view and are ideal for spending the day. It is a lake of glacial origin, hence its intense crystal blue waters and stands out for its depth and its seven branches: Campanario, de la Tristeza, Blest, Machete, del Rincón, Huemul and Última Esperanza.
For those who like more adrenaline and adventure, there are endless activities to do, which is why it is known as the National Capital of Adventure Tourism and there are all kinds of options. Diving stands out throughout the year and horseback riding that can be combined with a barbecue to spend the day in a magical steppe full of silence and wildlife watching. You can also practice canopy which has a value of $16,000 for adults and $15,000 for children; kayaking, kitesurfing, mountain biking, paragliding, rafting is around $30,000; canyoning, and many more!
There are also the classic lake excursions that are unmissable and extremely enriching that allow you to visit Victoria Island and the Arrayanes Forest with a value for adults of $54,000 and for both retirees and children from 5 to 12 years old, $27,000; Children under 4 years old do not pay a fee. Puerto Blest and Cascada de los Cántaros with a value for adults of $62,000 and retirees and children from 5 to 12 years old $31,000; children under 4 years old free. There are many options to discover and enjoy, such as the Paso de las Nubes circuit and the Andean Crossing, among many others.
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Finally, for all those who love walking or trekking, you can take numerous tours along trails enabled in Bariloche. This activity may or may not require prior experience depending on the route chosen and should always be practiced under the supervision of a high mountain guide. It does require an acceptable physical level and a good predisposition towards the activity since they require long times according to the circuit you want to do. The duration of the walks is usually one day. There are also shorter trails, which you can share with children and adults.
It is always necessary to find out about the weather, trail conditions, occupancy of the mountain refuge if looking for accommodation in the mountains and always register for trekking for safety.
Pre-departure advice is essential to obtain accurate information about the condition of the trails and their different levels of difficulty.
For everything the city offers, it is clear that summer 2024 will be experienced in Bariloche. There is much to do and explore: beaches, rivers, forests, steppe, adventure sports, walking or simply contemplating its sublime landscapes. This summer season is enjoyed in Patagonia.
Source: Ambito
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