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Tailor-made trips in Argentina

From Buenos Aires to Bariloche and Patagonia: lakes, chairlifts and chocolate, with photos telling every leg of the trip.

Panoramic view of Lake Nahuel Huapi and the Andes from Cerro Campanario, Bariloche

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Argentina — Bariloche, Patagonian lakes and peaks

The gateway to Argentine Patagonia: the blue Nahuel Huapi among mountains, the Campanario chairlift, the stone cathedral downtown and golden autumn roads along Circuito Chico. It ends with chocolate, artisan ice cream and a Patagonian grill. Every photo comes from a real trip.

Cerro Campanario, Bariloche, Argentina

Cerro Campanario

Chairlift · panoramic viewpoint

The chairlift climbs in seven minutes to a viewpoint National Geographic listed among the most beautiful views in the world: Nahuel Huapi and Lake Moreno in a single frame. At sunset — rainbow included if you're lucky — it's the trip's best session.

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Civic centre and the Bariloche sign, Bariloche, Argentina

Civic centre and the Bariloche sign

San Carlos de Bariloche · waterfront

The mandatory stop: the giant Bariloche letters facing the lake at the end of the waterfront. The pier and the Andes behind: the portrait that proves you made it to Patagonia.

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Our Lady of Nahuel Huapi Cathedral, Bariloche, Argentina

Our Lady of Nahuel Huapi Cathedral

Downtown · by the lake

Built in stone and wood between 1942 and 1946, its neo-Gothic spire is downtown Bariloche's signature. Morning light pours through its stained glass, and the park outside gives green backdrops all year.

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Circuito Chico and Route 40, Bariloche, Argentina

Circuito Chico and Route 40

Av. Bustillo · 65 km of lakes and viewpoints

The classic loop leaves along Bustillo Avenue and hugs Nahuel Huapi among coihue trees, cypresses and lookouts like Punto Panorámico. In autumn the road is carpeted in golden leaves: driving slowly is part of the trip.

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Andean forest and waterfalls, Bariloche, Argentina

Andean forest and waterfalls

Nahuel Huapi National Park

Argentina's first national park, created in 1934, keeps trails among arrayán trees and hidden waterfalls. Filtered light, moss and the sound of the river: the most intimate backdrop for nature portraits.

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Chocolate, ice cream and asado, Bariloche, Argentina

Chocolate, ice cream and asado

Patagonian flavour

Bariloche is Argentina's chocolate capital: the chocolate shops on Mitre street sit beside artisan ice-cream parlours and Patagonian lamb grills. The table tells the trip too: steak, pan pizza and a Havanna alfajor to take home.

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20 real photographs from the Bariloche journey. Select an image to see it in full.

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