Bariloche 3 Lakes Private Trip

Explore what was once called the 'Land of the Giants' when you take our fantastic private trip to three picturesque lakes of Bariloche. This tour will take you to Lago Gutierrez, Lago Guillelmo, and Lago Mascardi. This is an adventure you will never forget!

Bariloche 3 Lakes Trip

We'll pick you up from your hotel in Bariloche at the designated time before heading south along the iconic Ruta Nacional 40 Highway.

After driving for around 40 minutes, we'll arrive at the impressive glacial Lake Guillelmo, one of the most beautiful lakes in the region. We'll explore its shores and the mouth of Lake Mascardi and observe a variety of wonderful animal species. In this area of mountainous vegetation, we'll learn more about the forest's toponymy and origins.

Next, as we follow one of the arms of Lake Mascardi, we'll arrive at the watershed, a significant landmark in the history of Argentine Patagonia. This natural spot, named after the friar and missionary Nicolas Mascardi, is considered one of the most beautiful bodies of water in the province of Río Negro and will astound you the moment you set eyes on it.

Lake Gutiérrez is the next stop on the tour and is one of the most visited places in the summer season. This lake is covered in more than 1600 hectares of beautiful 'coihue' beech forest. Here, we'll go for an easy walk, suitable for the whole family.

Finally, after an approximately 5-hour trip, we'll head back to your hotel in Bariloche.

How does it work?

You will enjoy a full-day tour exploring three stunning lakes in Bariloche. The service begins with a hotel pickup in the central area followed by a scenic drive along Ruta Nacional 40.

Included
Pickup from your hotel in Bariloche.Guided visit to Lago Guillelmo, Lago Mascardi, and Lago Gutiérrez.Easy walking paths suitable for all ages.

Not Included
Meals and beverages unless specified.Additional activities not mentioned in the itinerary.

Meeting Point

If you're staying in a remote area, please meet at number 252 of Calle Francisco Pascasio Moreno, at the door of Hotel Nahuel Huapi.