Viaggio di sola andata: da Bariloche, Argentina a Puerto Varas, Cile
Descrizione
Si tratta di un percorso panoramico e turistico che collega le città di Puerto Varas in Cile e San Carlos de Bariloche in Argentina attraverso la Cordigliera delle Ande, una catena montuosa che attraversa il Sud America. Questo viaggio consente ai viaggiatori di esplorare i laghi e le montagne della Patagonia mentre attraversano il confine tra Cile e Argentina. Punti salienti: 1- Navigazione in barca: i viaggiatori attraversano 3 laghi; 2 laghi argentini e 1 lago cileno. Lago Nahuel Huapi, Lago Frias e Lago Todos los Santos. 2- Viaggio in autobus: ogni lago è collegato da 4 percorsi via terra, percorsi panoramici che attraversano luoghi di interesse naturale come foreste e cascate. I seguenti punti sono collegati in autobus: Bariloche-Puerto Pañuelo, Puerto Blest-Puerto Alegre, Puerto Frías-Peulla e Petrohué-Puerto Varas. Durante tutto il viaggio godrai di viste panoramiche, foresta pluviale e la possibilità di esplorare la fauna selvatica, la gastronomia e la cultura locale su entrambi i lati del confine. Vieni a vivere l'esperienza, ti aspettiamo!
Opzioni del tour
Itinerario
Bariloche è il punto di partenza di questa avventura. La città si trova all'interno del Parco Nazionale Nahuel Huapi. Il suo centro civico ospita tradizionali case di cioccolato, hotel e ristoranti. Bariloche ha grandi attrazioni, sia in inverno che in estate.
Si tratta di un porto sul lago per i passeggeri, situato nel mezzo del percorso tra Puerto Blest e la città di Bariloche. È esattamente a 25 chilometri da Bariloche.
L'area intorno al lago ospita una varietà di paesaggi, tramonti, uccelli e animali selvatici, tra cui condor, aquile, cervi e altro ancora. Porta un binocolo e una macchina fotografica per catturare la bellezza naturale.
Questo paesaggio è una magnifica miscela di foreste native e canali della Patagonia. A questo punto, le acque verdi del fiume Frías si uniscono alle acque blu del lago Nahuel Huapi. I viaggiatori possono vedere una fitta foresta, la Foresta Valdiviana (poche località in possesso di una foresta fredda in tutto il mondo).
Lago Frias, il più piccolo dei tre laghi presenti sul percorso. A questo punto si effettuano le procedure per attraversare la frontiera Cile-Argentina. Di origine glaciale, apporta acqua di disgelo che gli conferisce i toni verde-turchesi.
A Peulla c'è un posto per il pranzo, durante il viaggio, il prezzo non è incluso (US$25 a persona). Villa Peulla, è un piccolo villaggio ecologico, riconosciuto come il luogo più sostenibile del Cile.
Le grandi colline con le loro foreste sempreverdi circondano il paesaggio per circa due ore di navigazione in splendide acque color smeraldo. Dal ponte del catamarano i viaggiatori possono vedere alcune cascate e tre cime innevate: il monte Tronador e i vulcani Osorno e Puntiagudo.
La destinazione finale è la meravigliosa città di Puerto Varas in Cile, vicino a Puerto Montt. Troverete Frutillar nelle vicinanze; una città di pionieri tedeschi che hanno replicato il loro particolare stile di vita, i loro costumi e il loro bagaglio culturale in queste terre; e vulcani che mostrano la loro bellezza drammatica come l'Osorno e il Calbuco. Goditi la gastronomia internazionale, il famoso vino cileno e le notti stellate che sono uno spettacolo da ammirare.
Punti salienti
Cosa è incluso
Luoghi e orari di ritiro
Av. Bustillo km. 2,5 * Rif. Design dell'hotel - Villa Huinid Av. Bustillo Km. 7 * Ref: Hotel Nido del Cóndor - Rochester - Lirolay * Rif: C'è una fermata presso la più vicina strada per gli hotel di cui sopra.
Valutazioni dei viaggiatori
Informazioni importanti
- I neonati devono sedere in grembo a un adulto
- Adatto a tutti i livelli di forma fisica
- Il nome, il numero, la scadenza e il paese del passaporto sono richiesti al momento della prenotazione per tutti i partecipanti
- Consigliato per portare la protezione solare, occhiali da sole
- Consigliato indossare scarpe comode e abbigliamento impermeabile
Recensioni(52)
An amazing experience, we did the lake crossing. The panorama postcards on the trip are speechless. Feeling of greatness God for his wonders, which gives us the opportunity to see.
Edwina, saber que los paisajes de Cruce Andino le dejaron una impresión tan especial es muy gratificante para todo nuestro equipo. Nos alegra que haya disfrutado de la travesía y que la belleza de la Cordillera de los Andes haya hecho de esta una experiencia tan memorable. Gracias por compartir sus palabras y por haber viajado con nosotros.
Crossing can be done in two directions: From Argentina to Chile or from Chile to Argentina. Upon arrival you decide how your trip continues or you can return, free of charge, if you are an Argentine or Chilean resident, when you choose. The crossing lasts approximately 12 hours so if you wish to return by this same means it must be done in at least two days, overnight in a hotel of the arrival head of the Crossing. However, we recommend, if time is available, to do so in more days. We traveling in the direction of Argentina - Chile stayed one day at the fantastic Hotel Narura in Peulla, Chile two, nights in Puerto Varas, Chile and back one day at the charming Hotel Puerto Blest in Puerto Blest, Argentina. Accommodation and meal costs are fully in line with what is offered at both hotels. The crossing is excellently coordinated by two tourism agencies: TURISUR, from Bariloche, Argentina and TURISTOUR from Puerto Varas Chile. It combines four land and three lake routes along Nahuel Huapi, Frias and De Todos Los Santos lakes, all different in colors and landscapes. The catamarans are all very good, the guides, extremely friendly, provide all the necessary information in Spanish and English so that no one is left in doubt. It is important to carry a good device to take quality images.
It was a wonderful trip. The weather was perfect and the views were spectacular. The guide however advised us to drink the FRESH water from the waterfall. As I emptied my water bottle and started to fill it up with fresh water under the waterfall I noticed that it was not as glacial cold as I expected. AI: "That particular waterfall (usually at Vicente Pérez Rosales Pass or near one of the lakes) is a very common source of traveler’s diarrhea and Giardia in that exact crossing. Even though it looks pristine, it can have livestock or wildlife contamination higher up the mountain. Most people who drink from that waterfall are totally fine, but a surprising number are not — it’s literally one of the top “how I got sick in Patagonia” stories guides we hear every summer."
Dear Scotter and Mehri, Thank you for sharing your experience with us. We’re very happy to know that you enjoyed the trip and the beautiful scenery along the route. We’re truly sorry to hear that you felt unwell afterwards. Around those dates, a short-lived stomach virus affected some travelers in the region, which seems to match the timing you described. Thankfully, it passed quickly and no further cases were reported. Your comfort and safety are very important to us, and we continuously reinforce all hygiene and operational protocols with our local teams. We really appreciate your feedback. Warm regards, Karina Zambrano
Excellent excursion, recommended for those who tour Patagonia, its landscapes and natural beauty are admirable.
It is an excellent excursion, very well put together, the landscapes and the first navigation, the guides very willing and friendly.
The excursion is highly recommended, for the landscapes and I highlight the organization and service of the guides at all times.
Very good route, fantastic and very distracting. Contact with nature, change of landscape from time to time. Very pleasant...
We arrived 2 hours late. The boats were rammed so full there was barely enough room to move. The men’s toilet at the first stop was overflowing onto the floor. Passengers’ bags were meant to be delivered to hotels; because the trip was so late, bags were just emptied onto the dock in a passenger free for all. The positives: the journey was pretty; we arrived eventually.
Thank you for sharing your feedback and we’re sorry to hear that your experience wasn’t as smooth as expected. We truly appreciate your comments and will review these points with our team to improve our service. If there’s anything else you’d like to share, please feel free to reach out. Best regards! Karina Zambrano
A fantastic trip, although a long day. Great way to cross to Chile and thoroughly recommend on a nice day. The weather was bright sunshine and clear skies which made the day even better. Key things to note: We were told to meet at Mitre 150 at 8am but it was nearly an hour later before we left. Check in in advance - need 4300 pesos port tax paid at Puerto Panuelo - there were massive queues there to pay it. Also advised need 20,000 pesos National Park entry - this was incorrect as is not paid by Andes crossing passengers Lunch at Puerto blest Hotel - take a picnic, it was the worst meal we had in a month in Argentina! The boat was chocker to Puerto Blest with day trippers and only just got 2 seats together. Onwards boats/ bus more relaxed Views got better and better Bus stopped at Chile border and Cerro Tronador for photos The border posts out of Argentina and into Chile were easy as only Cruce Andino passengers so no long lines. Chile border was strict with no fruit etc and suitcase search The last boat on Lago Todos Los Santos had awesome views of the volcanoes The Chilean guides were way better than the Argentine one - she spoke for ages in Spanish and a short sentence in English whilst the Chilean ones Spanish/English was even amounts. We did it as one day - does not look like a lot to do in the stopover points a part from short hike. We were very glad we did this trip and pleased we ignored the negative views. It was an outstanding day and one of the highlights.
A long day. The 3 lakes are beautiful and the surrounding scenery was awesome. The bus to boat to bus to boat.. got a bit tiring in the end. Overall, a fun way to travel from Bariloche to Puerto Varas.
