Bariloche
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Pros
- I didn't make it to the other popular Patagonian destinations, but Bariloche and El Chaltén are quite popular as well
- We went in Nov 2022 to Iguazu Falls (both sides), Buenos Aires, and Bariloche, from there we did the lakes crossing into Chile. I'd love to go back and spend a little more time in BA and then go further south. Highly recommend the places...
- But I’d say you only need three days here before you head to other parts of the country, like (from South to North) Ushuaia, Calafate, Bariloche, Puerto Madryn, Cafayate & Mendoza, Salta & Jujuy, and Iguazu.
- Mountainous Patagonia and lakes. The country's main ski resort, forests, snow, and picture-postcard landscapes.
- Bariloche felt like Patagonia easing you in. I did the Seven Lakes Route with a tour company, but if I were to do it again, I’d rent a car. The freedom to stop whenever you want makes a big difference. The city is in the lake region of A...
Cons
- I would also say mostly skip Bariloche, other than flying in to the airport there's--it's crowded and has a lot of traffic.
Sentiment
5 positive (83%) · 0 mixed (0%) · 1 negative (17%)
Trust + time weighted score: +61% · raw score 67%
What redditors said (6 of 6)
I didn't make it to the other popular Patagonian destinations, but Bariloche and El Chaltén are quite popular as well
I would also say mostly skip Bariloche, other than flying in to the airport there's--it's crowded and has a lot of traffic.
We went in Nov 2022 to Iguazu Falls (both sides), Buenos Aires, and Bariloche, from there we did the lakes crossing into Chile. I'd love to go back and spend a little more time in BA and then go further south. Highly recommend the places I've been so far.
But I’d say you only need three days here before you head to other parts of the country, like (from South to North) Ushuaia, Calafate, Bariloche, Puerto Madryn, Cafayate & Mendoza, Salta & Jujuy, and Iguazu.
Mountainous Patagonia and lakes. The country's main ski resort, forests, snow, and picture-postcard landscapes.
Bariloche felt like Patagonia easing you in. I did the Seven Lakes Route with a tour company, but if I were to do it again, I’d rent a car. The freedom to stop whenever you want makes a big difference. The city is in the lake region of Argentina and is extremely scenic. Normal taxis show up as Ubers so don't get confused by it. I would recommend renting a cycle and going around to absorb the surroundings. I stayed at Hospedaje Penthouse 1004 and would highly recommend it as it had some amazing views of the city.
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