what excursions to do in Bariloche and how much it costs to eat

From quiet beaches to rest, to the possibility of practicing different extreme sports, Bariloche has options for all tastes and that is why this emblem of Patagonia attracts thousands of tourists from all over the world every year.

For those who are about to travel or organize a vacation, a brief overview of some of the numerous activities offered by the destination known for its amazing landscapes between lakes and mountains and how much does it cost make them. Also, gastronomic options to take into account.

Bariloche is the National Capital of Adventure Tourism. The possibility of finding all kinds of alternatives justifies the title.

One of the most popular activities this time of year is the rafting and the favorite place is usually Río Manso.

Visitors must book an excursion and the company will provide them with all safety elements such as helmets and vests. This type of adventure is around $45,000 per person.

Another option for those looking for adrenaline-filled activities is the canopy or zip line. A circuit costs $20,000 for adults and $19,000 for minors.

Summer is the ideal time to hit the trails and go trekking. There are some of low difficulty in which no previous experience is necessary and others, for advanced.

There are also journeys that require overnight in a mountain refuge.

For example, sleeping a night at the Frey Refuge is around $20,000; At the Jakob y López shelter the night costs $18,000. You can request a meal plan.

It is worth clarifying that to do this type of activity that involves “going out into nature”, you must find out about the weather, the conditions of the trail, occupancy levels in the mountain refuge (and if they require a reservation) and carry out the trekking log For security.

On the other hand, among the classic lake excursions in Bariloche, the trip to Victoria Island and Myrtles Forest with a value for adults of $54,000, and $27,000 for retirees and children from 5 to 12 years old.

Another very popular one is Puerto Blest and Cascada de los Cántaros. In this case, the ride costs $62,000 for adults and $31,000 for retirees and children from 5 to 12 years old.

This summer, Bariloche added another activity: a night train ride to the Perito Moreno station, which is 30 km away, in the Los Juncos area. The experience includes typical dinner.

It costs $20,500 for adults; Retirees pay $16,500. Children from 4 to 12 years old must pay $14,500 and children from 0 to 3 years old enter free of charge.

During this time, alternatives such as stand up paddle, kite surfing, and kayaking also stand out. In addition, throughout the year, you can practice diving or take a horseback riding tour that can be combined with a barbecue and wildlife watching.

Lakes are the main protagonists of summer holidays. All visitors enjoy the sun in the different Beaches. There are urban or more distant and wild.

Some lakes with beaches to highlight:

• William Lake: located 35 kilometers from the center of Bariloche. Blue waters with emerald green tones. Due to the formation of its environment it is protected from the wind. It is a good option to spend the day, camp or try your luck with fishing.

• Lake Gutierrez: It has several beaches and waterfalls that are very easy to access. This lake is bordered by coihue forests and its waters are temperate, since the main contribution is from rain, which is why it is one of the favorites for bathing and practicing water sports.

• Lago Mascardi: recommended for fishing and boating; It is located within the Nahuel Huapi National Park and has numerous places to camp and picnic.

• Nahuel Huapi Lake: It offers urban beaches and others far from the center. It is a lake of glacial origin that stands out for its depth.

This destination is a gastronomic hub. Highlights include chocolates, craft beers, the famous Patagonian lamb, deer or trout meats or goulash, among others.

Here are some price examples:

• Uncle’s Fonda, a traditional eatery, located at Miter 1130. It is famous for having the “best Neapolitan Milanese in the world.” This dish costs $13,700, 3 people eat. Some gnocchi, $5,300; a trout with natural potatoes, $10,800.

• Wesley Brewery & Distillery, a family business where they make craft beers and spirits. A pint ranges from $2,500 to $3,000; a gin and tonic drafted from the house costs $3,400; a curried beef sandwich, $8,000; some eggplant parmesan, $5,800.

• Patagonia Beer It stands out for its incredible view of Lake Moreno. A pint costs $3,800; a lamb burger, $9,000; a trout sandwich, $9,500; a Gauchada Barley risotto with braised lamb, $7,500. In addition, they offer a beer tour with pairing/dinner that costs $32,000 and a beer tour with pairing, $15,000.