El Bolsón and Lago Puelo: scenic route, handicraft culture and living nature

Discover the Magic of Bolsón and Lago Puelo

Come and live an unforgettable adventure that starts in the captivating city of San Carlos de Bariloche, the Patagonian corner that makes anyone who steps on it fall in love. Drive along the emblematic National Route 40 and be amazed by movie-like sceneries: the Gutiérrez, Mascardi and Guillelmo lakes are waiting for you to leave you speechless. Each stretch invites you to feel the Patagonian nature from the inside and connect with its unique energy.

El Bolsón: Tradition and Natural Enchantment

El Bolson stands out thanks to its microclimate, ideal for producing exquisite red fruits and the freshest hops. You can't miss the famous Artisans Fair, where creativity is in the air. See how the local makers shape their pieces in metal, ceramics and typical fabrics, and take home a special souvenir directly from their hands.

Explore Lago Puelo National Park

The Lago Puelo National Park will welcome you with turquoise waters and panoramic views that will undoubtedly move you. Located only 26 km from El Bolsón, this paradise marks the point where Río Negro and Chubut meet. You will close the day returning with the postcard of an unforgettable sunset over lakes and mountains, a sensory experience that you will want to relive.

Useful Facts about the Experience

• Route: Vehicle ride through Nahuel Huapi National Park, visiting El Bolsón and Lago Puelo.
• Schedule: Departure at 8:30 am and estimated return at 6:30 pm.
• Services included: Transportation plus professional guide (alternative of extra bilingual guide at additional cost).
• Does not include: Meals and entrance fees to national parks during the trip.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Is the departure cancelled in case of bad weather?

No, the outing is assured regardless of the weather. Remember that the weather in Patagonia can surprise you with its sudden changes.

How much does it cost to enter the national park?

The entrance fee to Lago Puelo National Park is paid separately, directly at the entrance, and is not included in the price of the tour.