San Carlos Bariloche Holidays
ArgentinaWhen most people think of an alpine vacation they usually do not think of Argentina but San Carlos de Bariloche, or Bariloche for short, will give skiers, snowboarders, nature lovers as well as outdoor enthusiasts alike every reason to include it on their short-list of alpine destinations. Located on the …
When to go to San Carlos Bariloche
Typical Holiday Price
£1150 per person
The average price of hotels and apartments in San Carlos Bariloche varies according to the time of year. To help you plan when to go, we've looked at the hotels available on our site, then worked out the average price per night for the quietest and the busiest months.
Cheapest Month to Visit
September
Based on a typical 1 week holiday - adding together the cost of flights and accommodation - September is the cheapest month to go to San Carlos Bariloche.
Where to stay in San Carlos Bariloche
Whatever your travelling style, we can help find you the perfect place to stay. From luxurious hotels to practical apartments, these are our most popular places in San Carlos Bariloche, according to other travellers.
Things to see and do in San Carlos Bariloche
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La isla Victoria
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Cerro Otto
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Colonia Suiza
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Cerro López
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Circuito Chico
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Cerro Catedral
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Lago Mascardi
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Museo Paleontológico
Imagine an idyllic Swiss mountain town - crisp blue lakes, white capped mountains, people strolling around with a box of chocolates in their arms - that's Bariloche! It is a great town to visit for a few days - treat yourself to the delicious food and of course, a nice bottle of wine. Go on hikes or drives around to see the scenery too. Interesting side note: the town is famous for the high school parties - every year the graduating students pile into buses and head from Buenos Aires to this town for a roaring good time and late night dancing. Don't let that spoil your plans. You can focus on the chocolate shops and nice dinners!
If you're in Bariloche, consider taking the Lake Crossing Tour to the Chilean Lake District, a spectacular region dotted with emerald-colored lakes and snow-capped volcanoes--there are various tours in the region as well as a good ski resort. The trip is a one-of-a-kind boat and bus trip that takes you from Bariloche, Argentina to Puerto Montt/Puerto Varas, Chile. The trip crosses the Andes via several isolated roads and gorgeous lakes. The views are amazing. Tour operators on both ends offer the trip.
nice town, but eventually boring. If you're coming from Bolivia or peru, you enjoy the good facilities, but if you start your trip here, it is bit that exciting. You can eat well and travel around 7 lakes (siete lagos) which is a great route
A small town that appears to have a deal of money. Fueled by tourists for the winter ski season, and summer trekkers, they sell exhilaration and beauty. Great food as well: boar ravioli, deer, and fresh trout. In the summer, bring backpacking and fishing gear, and use Bariloche as a luxurious base camp.