The majestic City of San Carlos de Bariloche lies on the shores of Lake Nahuel Huapi, which combined with mountains and forests makes up the context of one of the most beautiful sites on Earth. Lying on the West of the Province of Río Negro and 1,640 kilometers away from the City of Buenos Aires, Bariloche offers all the services and amenities necessary for visitors to choose this place as the perfect location to rest at any season. Fly-fishing trout and salmonidae during the summer and practicing various sports such as hiking, river rafting along dozens of waterways and walking around the ancient forests, as well as the ascents to most summits surrounding the city, are some of the recreational activities enjoyed by visitors to Bariloche.

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Night in Bariloche

The Llao Llao Golf Club maintains a balance with the impressive natural frame of the zone.This amazing golf course is one of the best ones of the world. Attractive greens with challenging falls, perfectly integrated bunkers and water hazards, all very different to each other, make up an interesting and harmonic set. A course with seeding with excellent ideal grass for the zone and flanking the Lake Nahuel Huapi and hundred year old trees of great size. It presents a special challenge for the advanced level player and, at the same time, it is reasonable for players of diverse handicaps.

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Night in Bariloche

Arelauquen Golf & Country Club has one of the best golf course in the Patagonia. 18 holes amid lakes and mountains, with a design conceived by golf-pro Vicente "Chino" Fernandez. Its construction reflects the latest internationally available know-how, ensuring the course's competitiveness. Open all-year around, for members as well as tourists, with all the necessary services provided at the clubhouse.

Day 9

Night in Bariloche

From Pañuelo Harbor (at km. 25 of Bustillo Av.) we sail one hour North West wards through Lake Nahuel Huapi to Arrayanes Harbor. This port is located on Quetrihue Peninsula on Los Arrayanes National Park. These native trees (Arrayán, Luma apiculata) which are related to the Australian eucalyptus, are generally found as isolated bushes, forming in this ocation a unique tall and old forest of many trees. These trees have cinnamon color bark, white small flowers that bloom in summer and an eatable black fruit. Here we have about 45 minutes to walk inside the forest (always on the marked path) before taking the boat to Victoria Island. Once on the island (lunch time if we took the wwhole day tour) there are two options to have a fast and simple lunch: by the lake or at the top of the Mount Bellavista to which we get by a short chairlift. Next we can take the guided walk into the ancient pine forest, which has been planted at the beginning of twentieth century as timber, preserved nowadays as a tourist attractive. We sail back to Pañuelo harbor sailing for about half an hour and then driving back to Bariloche.

FISHING ADVENTURES - OPTIONAL

On boats specially designed for mountain rivers navigation, called Cata Raft, we will practice Fly Fishing and / or Spinning. Floating downstream, fishing from the cata-raft and stopping to wade in the best spots on the river. These special locations known only to locals and are well away from the majority of the other fisherman.

The Limay River, one of the largest rivers in the area, drains Nahuel Huapi Lake. This eastern flowing river is notorious for large rainbows in November and December and large browns in March and April. The reputation of big trout in northern and central Patagonia started here in the Limay. Still today in Patagonia, the vast majority of huge brown and rainbow trout recorded north of Rio Gallegos, are produced from the Limay River. Only a couple rivers can produce such spectacular fish as the Limay, however, even those rivers that have such specimens do not have as many and they are usually caught only in April and only at the bocas. Catching a huge rainbow or brown is possible anywhere on the Limay and at any time of the season.

To develop our profession, we have the qualification of “National Park Outfitters”. The excellent quality of our equipment (relative to vehicles, boats, safety elements and fishing tackle) shows our passion and seriousness regarding our sport and your safety. We provide all of the fishing equipment needed to enjoy your time with us. All our half day excursions include snacks and drinks in some of our favourite locations and, on our full day trips we provide a complete lunch as well.

The tour leaves from the hotel to visit the Argentinean side of the Iguazú Falls, 67.000 hectares long, located within Iguazú National Park, one of the first protected areas of America. They are made up of 275 falls thundering down from a 70 meter average height. In this section of the rainforest, a huge variety of ferns, orchids, begonias, birds and butterflies can be seen while walking plus the walking plus the diversity of native species this Park

has to offer. We are on our way to Estación Central, where we will take a train to Estación Cataratas and/or Estación Garganta del Diablo. Another way of reaching the Cataratas Upper and Lower Circuits is through the pedestrian trail Sendero Verde, 600 mts long, which starts at the Visitor Center and ends in Estación Cataratas.

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Night in Iguazu

If we are staying at a Hotel in Puerto Iguazú, we depart from the Hotel and cross The International Bridge ‘Tancredo Neves' (Puente de la Fraternidad) that joins the cities of Puerto Iguazú (Argentina) and Foz do Iguazú (Brazil). Here, at the crossing of borders, we have go through the Customs at both sides of the bridge.As we get to the ‘Visitor Center' we have to enter the Gates individually to check the loading capacity of the Park. We immediately get into the buses that tour along within the park and take us to the 1200 trail

over the ‘Iguazú River'. At this, point, we get a panoramic view of the Argentinean falls, ideal to take pictures. As we go on, we can see ‘Cañon del Río Iguazú', Salto Rivadavia and Tres Mosqueteros. Towards the end of the tour we will get to Devil's Gorge lower viewpoint, 200 mts away. This beautiful scenery is enhanced by permanent rainbows. The tour ends at ‘Salto Floriano' where an elevator takes us to the bus parking. The other option is to walk the path and up the stairs to the meeting point. Return to the hotel.