On shores of Nahuel Huapi Lake, 770 meters above sea level, San Carlos de Bariloche town offers one of the most breathtaking landscapes ever.

Surrounded by magnificent mountains and beautiful lakes, its stone and wooden buildings are one of the most notable features of this picturesque town.

Located in the National Park Nahuel Huapi, 1680 kilometres away from Buenos Aires (capital city of Argentina) and just a few from Chile, this town provides access to Argentine Patagonia.

Through Reservas.net it is possible to make reservations by phone or on-line in Hotels, Hostels, Lodgings, Apartments or short-term Apartments. Reservations can be made at the city centre but depending on your needs, you may want to consider staying in other areas of the town.

Once in Bariloche a fleet of buses will be readily available for tourists to enjoy Bariloche with its eternally ever-changing beauty, as well as several bilingual tour guides hoping to make foreigners feel as comfortable as possible.

Less than twenty kilometres away from the town itself, one of the most important winter sports centres of the country can be found. This is the Cerro Catedral, where national and international skiing and other snow-related sports can be practised.

Bariloche has a great deal to offer to visitors when it comes to entertainment, catering for all tastes and offering the most beautiful landscapes. Horse riding, rural tourism, 4 x 4 rides, among others are some of the open-air activities that can be enjoyed in Bariloche.

The donation of land made on the sixth November 1903 by Francisco Pascasio Moreno was the starting point for the development of this park.

Such is the importance of the varied wildlife of the park, that in 1934 Argentina’s government passed a law in order to protect the area.

This park of special ecological, scientific and scenic value is situated in the south-western part of Neuquén Province and north-western part of Río Negro Province, covering an area of 705,000 hectares.