Top Things to do in Province of Neuquen
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Things to do in Province of Neuquen, Patagonia: The Best Sights & Landmarks
Discover the best top things to do in Province of Neuquen, Argentina including Mirador Lago Traful, Paso de Cordoba, El monumento al Bicentenario de la Patria, Estancia Huechahue, Capilla Nuestra Senora De Villa Traful, Route of the Seven Lakes, Via Christi, Circuito Pehuenia, Mirador Belvedere, Paseo de la Costa de Neuquen.
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1. Mirador Lago Traful
2. Paso de Cordoba
3. El monumento al Bicentenario de la Patria
4. Estancia Huechahue
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 35 reviews
Estancia Huechahue is a family owned working cattle ranch located in Northern Patagonia, Argentina. Easily reached from San Carlos de Bariloche and San Martin de los Andes in the Lake District, Huechahue is a perfect addition to your Patagonian itinerary. Come to horseback ride, fly fish, take cooking classes, golf, or just to relax at a traditional Estancia.As a working cattle ranch, Huechahue is a wonderful place to experience traditional estancia life. About 900 head of Hereford cattle and 80 horses are spread over 15,000 acres. Traditional Argentine cowboys, or gaucho’s, roam the ranch, tending to the animals and joining guests on rides and cattle drives.The farm itself is virtually self-sufficient. Water is drawn from an aquifer and electricity from a turbine. Much of the food served at Huechahue comes from the surrounding land. We offer a B&B option of hotel room with breakfast included. Lunch and dinner are optional and paid for separately. We would be happy to help you plan your activities while you are here. Other guests like an all-inclusive package which includes activities like horseback riding or fly fishing. Guests can be assured of excellent services and a warm welcome. The atmosphere at Huechahue is relaxing and genial. Eight guest cabins are spread out through the orchard, a short stroll from the main lodge. Guests gather in the dining room for meals, or the large "quincho" for asados and grill outs over an open fire. We hope to see you soon!
Reviewed By roxanek880 - Norwich, United Kingdom
I've just spent 3 days at Huechahue on holiday with a friend and we've had the most wonderful time. We were genuinely very sad to leave which I think speaks volumes for what a fabulous time we had. The estancia is situated in absolutely breath taking scenery. The accommodation was spotless, comfortable and cosy but it was the staff and the animals that really made it special. Josefina was the most wonderful host and guide and Mariana's cooking was amazing (think we put on a few kgs during our stay!) and everyone went out of their way to make sure we were comfortable and had everything we needed. We are both experienced riders and thought the horses were fantastic and the riding was just out of this world. The riding routes were well planned and each day we explored different areas where Josefina pointed out all the wildlife and took us to explore areas of interest like the caves and condor nests in the cliff face. And the review wouldn't be complete without mentioning the dogs, who were wonderful entertainment and great for a cuddle! Thanks to everyone at Huechahue for an incredible few days, hopefully one day we'll be back!
5. Capilla Nuestra Senora De Villa Traful
6. Route of the Seven Lakes
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 4,268 reviews
Reviewed By RicardoF4322 - Clyde, United States
This is a day trip from San Carlos de Bariloche to San Martin de los Andes. If you have the time you will enjoy the beauty of the scenery, spectacular!
7. Via Christi
8. Circuito Pehuenia
9. Mirador Belvedere
10. Paseo de la Costa de Neuquen
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 614 reviews
Reviewed By W4701IAjoanas - Luis Guillon, Argentina
Here we are with my teammates after having participated in a Roller Derby tournement which took place in the city three years ago. Paseo de la Costa in Neuquén is an amazing place to walk or do sports with a thrilling water mirror to enjoy the outdoors. I love this place and I would definetely come back again. Joana Sarmiento
