Located in the awesome southern Argentinean side of Patagonia, Bariloche is a small but important city with a population of about 89,000 inhabitants.

Situated in the heart of one of Latin America's largest national parks and right on the shores of the Andes' Nahuel Huapi lake, Bariloche's main attractions include the snow-capped mountains, rivers, glaciers, crystalline lakes, and beautiful shoreline that offers its stunning backdrop.

Discover the considerable variety of local fauna circumscribed to the area that live practically undisturbed in Patagonia’s extensive territory. As you can well imagine, there's no absence of opportunity to enjoy the great outdoors surrounding Bariloche.

It's one of Argentina's principal outdoor recreational areas, and for good reason; the uncontaminated natural surroundings provide ideal conditions for more open-air activities than you can even imagine, including skiing, rafting, rappelling, trekking, biking, diving, and more.