Top Things to do in Province of Neuquen
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Top 9 Walking Tours in Province of Neuquen, Patagonia
Discover the best top things to do in Province of Neuquen, Argentina including Circuito Chico Excursion in Bariloche (Short Circuit), San Martin de los Andes and the Seven Lakes Day Trip from Bariloche, Bariloche 3 tours Classic package, Private Manso River Lakes and Waterfalls Tour, Small-Group Lake & Campanario Hill Sightseeing in Bariloche, Tour to Authentic Patagonia 17 days, Tour of the Lanin Volcano and Huechulafquen Lake, 6-Days Unique Experience Lake Crossing & Mountains Region!, 7-Days Lake Crossing between Chile and Argentina.
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1. Circuito Chico Excursion in Bariloche (Short Circuit)
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 2 reviews
This is the most traditional tour in Bariloche. It's a beautiful excursion where the city, woods, the lakes and mountains come together.
Inclusions: Guided tour
Exclusions: Gratuities, Port taxes (USD 4)
Reviewed By Cheryl B
Go with a good appetite, so many variety of meats, take just a little so you can make it to the end! Loved the lamb, filet mignon, garlic beef the best. Even saved room for dessert and left feeling very satisfied
2. San Martin de los Andes and the Seven Lakes Day Trip from Bariloche
Overall Ratings
4.3 based on 36 reviews
Venture along the Road of the Seven Lakes from Bariloche to San Martín de los Andes, a charming mountain town situated between Andean peaks on the picturesque shores of glacial Lácar Lake. Your scenic coach trip takes you past vivid landscapes of natural beauty, including Nahuel Huapi Lake and the stunning seven, with commentary from your guide along the way. Enjoy a brief stop in Villa La Angostura plus three hours of free time to explore lovely San Martín!
Inclusions: Local guide, Hotel pickup and drop-off
Exclusions: Food and drinks
Reviewed By jakemeegs
Whole experience was great, bit of confusion with the pickup but the whole ranch and horseback riding experience was amazing, views not to be missed, highlight of my South America tour. Guides are quite quiet due to language barrier so try keep up with an English speaking guide if necessary but didn't take from the views and scenery.
3. Bariloche 3 tours Classic package
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 2 reviews
Driver will be waiting for you at the airport in Bariloche to take you to your hotel. After your stay in Bariloche the driver will take you back to the airport. In 3 full days you will make the following excursions in Bariloche: Date 1: Circuito Chico and Cerro Campanario - Date 2: Victoria Island and Bosque de Arrayanes - Date 3: Camino de los 7 Lagos and San Martín de los Andes. All excursions include transfers and guide. These tours combines two National Parks, Nahuel Huapi and Lanín. After small circuit tour, an introduction of Bariloche , we visit La Angostura Village, We will visit several lakes such as Espejo, Correntoso, Escondido, Villarino, Falkner, Machónico and Lacar. We have lunch in San Martin de los Andes Village and come back during the afernoon Naviating through the crystalline waters of Lake Nahuel Huapi you will be able to enjoy two wonderful views of the Nahuel Huapi National Park: Myrtle Forest and Victoria Island.
Inclusions: Pick up from all the hotels in downtown area for al the tours, Transfer from Bariloche airport to your Bariloche hotel, Guide for all the tours, All the tours mentioned in this package
Exclusions: Boarding fee isla Victoria , Transfer Buenos Aires Hotels/ Buenos Aires Airport, Entrance to the parks
Reviewed By silviapoli
Not worth it, I'm afraid. Too expensive to get to see just one of the glaciers, the Spegazzini one. (The Upsala glacier can only be seen from afar, as it's deemed too risky to approach). The journey was too long and quite uncomfortable (the ferry I took was the Quo Vadis). Too many people travelling. The ferry was 80% full in Covid times, which I found unsensible and irresponsible. We could not choose where to sit or change seats afterwards. The Spegazzini refuge is partly open. You can take a (rather short) walk in the woods, but the café/restaurant/toilet area is (still) closed and looks quite derelict. I've taken other tours in the area (Perito Moreno Glacier/ Canal Beagle/Full day at Chalten) and they were less expensive, better organised and far more enjoyable than this one.
4. Private Manso River Lakes and Waterfalls Tour
Explore Bariloches region during a private trip along the Manso River, discovering its Lakes and Waterfalls. Enjoy a day on an exclusive tour with a private bilingual guide, on board a comfortable private vehicle equipped with air conditioning and heating. Let your guide take to know the Manso's hidden corners and go a for a 1h30 hike within the dense forests of Bariloche's region.
Inclusions: Lunch Box, Bottled water, Professional guide, Hotel pickup and drop-off (selected hotels only), Transport by private vehicle, Private guided tour
Exclusions: Gratuities, National Park fee
Reviewed By jakemeegs
Whole experience was great, bit of confusion with the pickup but the whole ranch and horseback riding experience was amazing, views not to be missed, highlight of my South America tour. Guides are quite quiet due to language barrier so try keep up with an English speaking guide if necessary but didn't take from the views and scenery.
5. Small-Group Lake & Campanario Hill Sightseeing in Bariloche
This experience is ideal to enjoy a morning or afternoon sightseeing tour in one of the most beautiful natural areas around Bariloche, where unique breathtaking views of Lake Nahuel Huapi, Mount Tronador & Victoria Island will surprise any visitor. Reach the top of Campanario Hill best views.
Inclusions: Professional Bilingual Guide (English/Spanish), Easy soft walks and Hiking, Snacks / Trail mix and sodas
Exclusions: Gratuities (Optional)
6. Tour to Authentic Patagonia 17 days
On this trip you will immerse yourself in the heart of the Atlantic, Andean and Austral Patagonia, its infinite lakes, steppes, and glaciers. You will discover the flora, fauna, and the rural traditions of local communities, the local gastronomy, and the natural parks of the south of Argentina. A highlight of this trip will be the cultural exchange experience with a community of natives in Bariloche and the whale watching in Península Valdés.
Inclusions: Dinner, Breakfast, Breakfast, Dinner, Breakfast, Breakfast, Lunch, Breakfast, Breakfast, Breakfast, Breakfast, Lunch, Breakfast, Breakfast, Breakfast, Breakfast, Breakfast, Breakfast, Breakfast, Lunch, Breakfast, 15 nights accommodation (category: standard) , 1 homestay in full board, Breakfasts in all accommodations., Tickets to National Parks., Transfers to the airport (in private service when mentioned), Meals when "included" , Excursions mentioned on the itinerary (group tours)
Exclusions: Air transport (optional)., Excursions indicated as "optional "., Personal meals and extras not mentioned.
Reviewed By mfsungoddess
My group of 14 people visited with the local family for a great dinner and empanada cooking session. everyone enjoyed the opportunity to try many of the local dishes and to even make one. the hosts were fantastic. as this was our first day in Argentina and it set the tone for the reminder of the trip.
7. Tour of the Lanin Volcano and Huechulafquen Lake
This is a pure forest of ancient araucarias with incredible views of the Lanin Volcano and indescribable landscapes of Patagonian lakes.
Inclusions: Air-conditioned vehicle, Pick Up / Drop Off at hotels in San Martin de los Andes, Professional guide in English and Spanish
Exclusions: Gratuities, Tickets to the National Park - Adults $ 5, Residents $ 2.50 Children $ 1.20 USD approx, Food or drinks
8. 6-Days Unique Experience Lake Crossing & Mountains Region!
This is a unique opportunity to get to know these 2 amazing Patagonia destinations. From San Carlos de Bariloche in Argentina to Puerto Varas in Chile by a unique crossing, sailing through The Andes Mountains across three beautiful lakes that are connected by four overland legs.
Inclusions: Breakfast, Breakfast, Breakfast, Breakfast, Breakfast, 3-Nights accommodation in a 4* Hotel in Bariloch, 2-Nights accommodation in a 4* Hotel in Puerto Varas ( (breakfast and taxes included), Bilingual local guides are included in all tours , Arrival and Departure Transfers in each destination , Lake Crossing ticket from Bariloche in Argentina to Puerto Varas in Chile, Shared excursions in Bariloche & in Puerto Varas
Exclusions: Internal Air tickets and airport taxes, Port fee in Puerto Pañuelos, Admission fee to Petrohue waterfalls , Meals, Extras or personal expenses, Travel Insurance
Reviewed By juliasU2939EQ
We really enjoyed this virtual live experience all together. And even-though we decided to "only" watch, due to the time difference (after dinner for us), we had a great time learning more about how to properly cook Empanadas. Thanks again to Camila for making it very interesting, "tasteful"and fun and giving us the chance to discover the world of Empanadas and also sharing insights about Argentina with us.
9. 7-Days Lake Crossing between Chile and Argentina
Enjoy the Lake Crossing tour, a unique and extraordinary boat trip divided between Chile and Argentina. This is an unforgettable experience and one of the popular tourist excursions in Patagonia. It’s perfect for travellers wanting to explore the stunning lake district in Puerto Varas and Bariloche, giving you the chance to discover the culture and traditions of Patagonia, from both sides of the border. Only those who have lived it can appreciate its real magnitude!
Inclusions: 3-Nights accommodation in a 4* Hotel in Puerto Varas, 3-Nights accommodation in a 4* Hotel in Bariloche, Bilingual local guides are included in all tours , Lake Crossing ticket from Puerto Varas to Bariloche , Bus line ticket from Bariloche to Puerto Varas , Admission fee to German Museum in Frutillar and local Museum in Chiloe
Exclusions: Domestic and International Air tickets and airport taxes, Admission fee to Petrohue waterfalls & Port fee in Puerto Pañuelos, Meals and Extras or personal expenses
Reviewed By bigfin2016
Did this trip in February. To sum it up it consists of 11 hours in a minivan to visit three churches in Chiloe, none of them is interesting unless you are an academic interested in the technical details of wooden church building in the mid 19th century. However good the guides are (and our guide was excellent) this piece of Chile is not worth visiting. The drive to Castro in Chiloe island comprises a 70km motorway run to a ferry and then more than two hours driving along a scruffy, semi industrialised road with no redeeming features to Castro. On arrival the only logical question is "why bother". There are so many beautiful places in Chile I would suggest that people give this excursion a swerve and prevent the total waste of a day of their lives.
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