Embark on a breathtaking Andes Scenic Journey from Puerto Varas, Chile to Bariloche, Argentina. Explore Patagonia’s lakes and mountains, cross borders, and immerse yourself in local culture.
Embark on a breathtaking Andes Scenic Journey from Puerto Varas, Chile to Bariloche, Argentina. Explore Patagonia’s lakes and mountains, cross borders, and immerse yourself in local culture.
- Puerto Varas - Known as the tourist capital of southern Chile, this city showcases a distinct German influence, particularly evident in its traditional wooden houses adorned with larch tiles. It is beautifully situated on the shores of Lake Llanquihue, the country’s second-largest lake.
- Saltos del Petrohue - The Petrohué Waterfalls, located…
- Puerto Varas - Known as the tourist capital of southern Chile, this city showcases a distinct German influence, particularly evident in its traditional wooden houses adorned with larch tiles. It is beautifully situated on the shores of Lake Llanquihue, the country’s second-largest lake.
- Saltos del Petrohue - The Petrohué Waterfalls, located in Vicente Pérez Rosales National Park in Chile’s Los Lagos region, are a series of breathtaking waterfalls and rapids. They are a top natural attraction, offering a visually stunning experience amidst lush surroundings.
- Lago Todos Los Santos - The landscape is encircled by large hills and evergreen forests, providing a picturesque two-hour sail on the stunning emerald waters. From the catamaran deck, travelers can admire waterfalls and three snow-capped peaks: Mount Tronador and the Osorno and Puntiagudo volcanoes.
- Peulla - Peulla offers a lunch spot during the journey, though the cost is not included (US$25 per person). Villa Peulla is a small ecological village, celebrated as the most sustainable location in Chile.
- Puerto Frías - Lago Frias, the smallest of the three lakes on the route, is where border crossing procedures between Chile and Argentina are conducted. Its glacial origin provides meltwater that gives it a striking green-turquoise hue.
- Puerto Blest y Cascada de los Cantaro - This area features a stunning blend of native forests and Patagonian canals. Here, the green waters of the Frías River merge with the blue waters of Lake Nahuel Huapi. Visitors can explore the dense Valdivian Forest, one of the few cold forests worldwide.
- Lago Nahuel Huapi - The lake’s surroundings boast diverse landscapes, sunsets, and wildlife, including condors, eagles, and deer. Binoculars and a camera are recommended to capture the natural beauty.
- Puerto Panuelo - This lakeside passenger port is situated midway between Puerto Blest and Bariloche, exactly 25 kilometers from Bariloche. It is an integral part of the tourist infrastructure of Nahuel Huapi National Park.
- SAN CARLOS DE BARILOCHE - The journey concludes in the stunning city of San Carlos de Bariloche, nestled in the Andean Patagonia. This tourist city is renowned for its Swiss architecture and exquisite cuisine, including barbeques and chocolates. It offers museums and warm hospitality, all set against a backdrop of breathtaking nature. The city’s surroundings include the Short Circuit, The Seven Lakes, Pampa Linda, and Monte Tronador. The area’s museums cater to diverse interests and stories. In winter, visitors flock for snowboarding, skiing, polo, and other snow activities, while summer offers fishing, trekking, horseback riding, rafting, and mountain climbing.

- Land and lake transfers included
- Experienced driver/guide provided
- Land and lake transfers included
- Experienced driver/guide provided
- Food and drinks
- Tours in Peulla
- The rate does not include port, migratory and/or National Parks fees
- Admission to the Falls of Petrohué USD$9
- These values can be modified upon determination of each country’s authorities
- Everything not mentioned in this program
- Stay in Bariloche, Argentina
- Stay in Puerto Varas, Chile
- Admission fees
- Food and drinks
- Tours in Peulla
- The rate does not include port, migratory and/or National Parks fees
- Admission to the Falls of Petrohué USD$9
- These values can be modified upon determination of each country’s authorities
- Everything not mentioned in this program
- Stay in Bariloche, Argentina
- Stay in Puerto Varas, Chile
- Admission fees
It is a scenic and tourist route that connects the cities of Puerto Varas in Chile and San Carlos de Bariloche in Argentina through the Andes, a mountain range that runs through South America. This trip allows travelers to explore the lakes and mountains of Patagonia while crossing the border between Chile and Argentina.
Highlights:
1- Navigation by…
It is a scenic and tourist route that connects the cities of Puerto Varas in Chile and San Carlos de Bariloche in Argentina through the Andes, a mountain range that runs through South America. This trip allows travelers to explore the lakes and mountains of Patagonia while crossing the border between Chile and Argentina.
Highlights:
1- Navigation by boat: Travelers cross 3 lakes; 2 Argentinean lakes and 1 Chilean lake.
Nahuel Huapi Lake, Frias Lake and Todos los Santos Lake.
2- Bus ride: Each lake is connected by 4 overland routes, scenic routes that pass through places of natural interest such as forests and waterfalls. The following points are connected by bus: Bariloche-Puerto Pañuelo, Puerto Blest-Puerto Alegre, Puerto Frías-Peulla and Petrohué-Puerto Varas.
Throughout the trip you will enjoy panoramic views, rainforest and the chance to explore the wildlife, gastronomy and local culture on both sides of the border.
Come and live the experience, we are waiting for you!
- Passport name, number, expiry and country is required at time of booking for all participants
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.