8-day Buenos Aires & Bariloche tour: tango, gaucho day, Seven Lakes Route, Nahuel Huapi catamaran, Puerto Blest & Frías Lake. Private guides.
Two Argentinas in one journey. Buenos Aires — the European-influenced capital with its tango, its parrillas, and its passion for football. Then Bariloche — the alpine town at the heart of Argentina's Lake District, surrounded by Nahuel Huapi National Park, where glacier-fed lakes mirror snow-capped Andean peaks and the air smells of pine and chocolate.
This 8-day itinerary gives you the full depth of each destination: three nights in Buenos Aires for the city tour, a gaucho day in the Pampas, and a tango evening; then four nights in Bariloche for the Circuito Chico scenic route, the legendary Seven Lakes Route along National Route 40, and a catamaran journey to Puerto Blest and the emerald waters of Frías Lake.
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Bariloche is the gateway to Nahuel Huapi National Park — Argentina's oldest national park. World-class fly fishing, skiing (July–September at Cerro Catedral, the largest ski resort in South America), trekking, mountain biking, and some of the finest lake and mountain scenery on the continent.
Yes. Cerro Catedral has 120 runs and over 1,200 hectares of skiable terrain, open July–September. We offer winter ski packages — contact us to customize.
Yes, though it's most dramatic in autumn (March–May) when the southern beech trees turn gold and red, and in summer (December–February) for long days. Snow can occasionally close sections in winter, though this is rare.
From Buenos Aires, a direct 3-hour flight reaches La Paz. Andes 2 Amazon can continue your journey through Bolivia's Salar de Uyuni, Lake Titicaca, the Amazon at Rurrenabaque, and the colonial cities of Sucre and Potosí.
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