Tour

Tronador Volcano Day Trip

Discover the natural beauty of Patagonia with this trip to Tronador (Thundering) Volcano, known for the sounds produced by ice breaks in the glaciers. Description. The tour departs from Bariloche, traveling south along the Gutierrez and Mascardi...

  • 9 hours

Discover the natural beauty of Patagonia with this trip to Tronador (Thundering) Volcano, known for the sounds produced by ice breaks in the glaciers.

Description

The tour departs from Bariloche, traveling south along the Gutierrez and Mascardi lakes. The route offers views of La Pampa, characterized by its lakes, rivers, and the Andes mountains.

We continue along the eastern shore of Mascardi Lake to a diversion leading into the Andes. This includes crossing a bridge over the Manso River and following the eastern branch of Mascardi Lake. A visit to the Piuke island viewpoint will provide views of its distinct heart-shaped form.

The journey proceeds through Los Vuriloches Valley to Pampa Linda, where there will be a stop for lunch. After lunch, we will head to the foot of the Tronador Volcano to view the Ventisquero Negro glacier or Lago Manso, observing the impressive ice floes falling from the volcano.

After enjoying the nearby waterfalls, we will return to Bariloche, completing a total duration of 9 hours.

Prices

Included

  • Pickup and drop–off from your hotel or a meeting point in the center of Bariloche
  • Transport by bus
  • English–speaking guide

Not included

  • Lunch
  • Tickets: 6500ARS for foreigners and 1500ARS for residents

Tips

  • Accessibility: No, not suitable for people with reduced mobility

Location

Activity location

Radio 10 Bariloche, Avenida San Martín, 8400 San Carlos de Bariloche, Argentina

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