Bariloche: Circuito Chico with optional Cerro Catedral

By Margarita Stuke Turismo

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Free cancellation available

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Features

Free cancellation available
4h+
Mobile voucher
Instant confirmation
Selective hotel pickup
Multiple languages

Overview

Visit the most important views inside Bariloche
Discover the beautiful Cerro Campanario
Drive through the scenic roads besides Nahuel Huapi Lake

Activity location

- San Carlos de Bariloche
- San Carlos de Bariloche, Río Negro, Argentina

Meeting/Redemption Point

- San Carlos de Bariloche
- San Carlos de Bariloche, Río Negro, Argentina

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Tour without Catedral - Spanish

4h
Spanish

Travellers

Language options: Spanish

Starting time: 14:30

Price details

฿988.95 x 1 Adult฿988.95

Total

Tour without Catedral - English or Portuguese

4h
English

Travellers

Languages available

Starting time: 14:30

Price details

฿1,269.15 x 1 Adult฿1,269.15

Total

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What's included, what's not

Hotel pickup and drop-off in centrally located hotels in San Carlos de Bariloche
Bilingual guide Spanish/Portuguese
Insurance
National Park Entrance fee (we suggest you bring cash in local currency)
Ascent to Cerro Campanario
Pickup in residential or other types of lodgings
Food and drinks
Personal expenses
Optional service charge

Know before you book

Not allowed: Luggage or large bags

What you can expect

We depart from San Carlos de Bariloche along Bustillo Avenue, following the stunning scenery of Nahuel Huapi Lake. Around km 8, we can already see Playa Bonita and Huemul Island.
At km 17, we arrive at the base of Cerro Campanario, where a chairlift takes visitors up to the summit (1,050 m), offering one of the most beautiful views in the region and in the world. From there, you can admire the countless lakes and lagoons surrounding the city.
Continuing along Bustillo Avenue, we reach Llao Llao Hotel & Resort and San Eduardo Chapel, both architectural gems of the region, framed by Cerro López and the blue waters of Nahuel Huapi Lake.