The holiday capital of the Argentine South, Bariloche (also referred as San Carlos de Bariloche) is one of those places that Argentines always tell you not to miss, the kind of hype that can easily lead to disappointment.
Europeans familiar with the Alps – or North Americans or New Zealanders used to similar scenery – are unlikely to
travel thousands of kilometres to see a simulacrum of Switzerland. The city is undeniably worth the trip, though –
not because of the alpine style, but because it is the main base for visiting the stunningly pristine landscapes of the
Parque Nacional Nahuel Huapi which surround all around San Carlos de Bariloche.
Places to visit: - Cerro Catedral
- Parque Nacional Nahuel Huapi
- Cerro Otto
- Isla Victoria
- Laguna Negra
- Cerro Campanario
- Cerro Viejo
- Cerro Tronador
- Camping Las Carpitas Villa Mascardi
-
How to reach Bariloche: By Air: Bariloche is located 1,650Km South West of Buenos Aires taking, approximately 2.15 hours with a non-stop flight. Three airlines fly this route daily: Aerolineas Argentinas, LAN Argentina and LADE.
Formerly called the Teniente Luis Candelaria Airport, the International Airport of Bariloche, IATA code BRC, is
located only 15 kilometres away from the centre of town. To book a convenient and reliable airport transfer service
from Bariloche Airport to the centre of Bariloche city.
By train:
Tip: - from the bus terminal you can take the bus for free
- how to go to Buenos Aires without flight or bus for as little $30 dollars.
