More and more Brazilian tourists are discovering the attractions that Bariloche’s summer has to offer, such as freshwater beaches, mountains, rivers and adventure tourism. According to Emprotur Bariloche, an entity that promotes tourism in the city, the Argentine destination expects a 15% higher occupancy of Brazilian tourists than that observed in the summer of 2023.
Emprotur has created a list of the main activity options for those who want to enjoy the 2024 summer season in Bariloche. Check out:
Lakes and beaches
Bariloche reserves a collection of beaches and lakes for tourists looking to cool off. One of the highlights is Lake Nahuel Huapi, of glacial origin and known for its crystal blue waters. With an area of 557 km² and 700 m above sea level, the lake impresses with its depth and for being a popular destination for outdoor activities such as boating, fishing and water sports. Lake Guillelmo, Lake Gutiérrez and Lake Mascardi are options for those looking for Argentine lakes, coasts and beaches.
Aquatic practices
Adventure tourism lovers will find Bariloche a destination rich in options involving water. Diving provides the opportunity to explore crystal-clear waters and underwater ecosystems, allowing tourists to discover the diversity of marine life. In addition to diving, Bariloche also has water sports, such as kayaking, kitesurfing, rafting, canyoneering, sailing, sport fishing, stand up paddle boarding and stand up rafting.
Land and mountain practices
Bariloche also offers a variety of activities on dry land and in the mountains. Mountain biking is a popular option that allows tourists to explore trails and landscapes while cycling through the mountains. The Argentine destination also has alternatives, such as climbing, horseback riding, mountain hostels and trekking.
However, it is essential to seek information about the place to be visited, from the available trails, the presence of support points or camping areas. Furthermore, it is essential to check the weather forecast, as adverse weather conditions can pose significant dangers.
For walking routes, some trails are recommended, such as Circuito Chico, Cerro Tronador, Refugio Frey and Sendero dos Arrayanes. However, if the trip is by bicycle, the recommended route is the Nahuel Huapi National Park.
Sport in the heights
For lovers of extreme sports in the air, the city offers tree climbing and paragliding options. Tree climbing enthusiasts can practice circuits suspended between the trees at Cerro Lopez, in the Colonia Suiza region. With 1,500 meters long, it is one of the longest in South America. And for those who want the experience of flying, taking advantage of the air currents and admiring the landscape from above, paragliding on Mount Otto is recommended.
