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This excursion is ideal if you want to discover classic Bariloche in just a few hours and explore its most iconic landscapes. During the tour, you’ll drive along the shores of Nahuel Huapi Lake and visit places such as Cerro Campanario, Puerto Pañuelo, and the surroundings of Hotel Llao Llao, as well as various viewpoints along the circuit. Circuito Chico: Viewpoints and History is the perfect introduction to the city, combining nature, panoramic views, and some of Bariloche’s most iconic sights.
Price
Adult3+ years
$ 35,000ARS
Infant0 to 2 years
Free
StartEnd
8:30 am12:30 pm
StartEnd
2:30 pm6:30 pm
Start at meeting point in Bariloche
Guide throughout the excursion
Views from panoramic viewpoints
Free cancellation up to 24 hours before start
Chairlift ticket to Cerro Campanario
Bilingual guide
Optionals
This tour doesn't offer optional services.
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It is recommended to bring warm clothes, waterproof jacket and pants, comfortable shoes, gloves and hat.
Description
Immerse yourself in the authentic essence of Bariloche with the traditional excursion known as Circuito Chico, an unmissable tour that in just half a day offers unforgettable views of forests, lakes, mountains and scenic viewpoints. The journey follows Ezequiel Bustillo Avenue along Lake Nahuel Huapi, revealing the city’s history as the landscape shifts from urban buildings to native Patagonian forests.
The excursion lasts half a day and can be done in the morning or afternoon, departing from the city center of Bariloche. The tour begins when you are picked up at the agreed meeting point to then travel west with a specialized guide along the iconic Avenue E. Bustillo.
At kilometer 17, Cerro Campanario rises majestically. Here you can choose to take the chairlift to the summit, where one of the most spectacular viewpoints in the region awaits offering 360° views of lakes, mountains and peninsulas.
Further ahead, the tour continues towards the Llao Llao Peninsula, home to the iconic Llao Llao Hotel and the charming San Eduardo Chapel, both set in a stunning natural environment. Nearby, at Port Pañuelo, you can spot the starting point of the lake excursions to Victoria Island or the Arrayanes Forest.
The route continues through Villa Tacul and in front of the serene Lake Escondido, and then, upon crossing the Angostura Bridge, you will experience the unique confluence of Lake Nahuel Huapi and Lake Perito Moreno, separated by just a few meters and united by majestic beauty.
Another highlight is the stop at the Moreno Lake Viewpoint, where you can admire panoramic views of the Llao Llao Peninsula and the lake as a whole.
Beyond the scenery, the Circuito Chico excursion offers a rich cultural and historical immersion into Bariloche: along the way, you will come across local artisan shops selling handmade textiles, ceramics, candles, wooden crafts and cosmetic products made with regional ingredients such as rosehip.
The excursion lasts half a day and can be done in the morning or afternoon, departing from the city center of Bariloche. The tour begins when you are picked up at the agreed meeting point to then travel west with a specialized guide along the iconic Avenue E. Bustillo.
At kilometer 17, Cerro Campanario rises majestically. Here you can choose to take the chairlift to the summit, where one of the most spectacular viewpoints in the region awaits offering 360° views of lakes, mountains and peninsulas.
Further ahead, the tour continues towards the Llao Llao Peninsula, home to the iconic Llao Llao Hotel and the charming San Eduardo Chapel, both set in a stunning natural environment. Nearby, at Port Pañuelo, you can spot the starting point of the lake excursions to Victoria Island or the Arrayanes Forest.
The route continues through Villa Tacul and in front of the serene Lake Escondido, and then, upon crossing the Angostura Bridge, you will experience the unique confluence of Lake Nahuel Huapi and Lake Perito Moreno, separated by just a few meters and united by majestic beauty.
Another highlight is the stop at the Moreno Lake Viewpoint, where you can admire panoramic views of the Llao Llao Peninsula and the lake as a whole.
Beyond the scenery, the Circuito Chico excursion offers a rich cultural and historical immersion into Bariloche: along the way, you will come across local artisan shops selling handmade textiles, ceramics, candles, wooden crafts and cosmetic products made with regional ingredients such as rosehip.
Itinerary
Meeting in Bariloche
Journey along Nahuel Huapi
Cerro Campanario
Views from the top of the hill
Llao Llao Peninsula
Hotel Llao Llao and San Eduardo Chapel
La Angostura Bridge
Lake Escondido
Lake Moreno Viewpoint
Return to Bariloche
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Frequently Asked Questions
Discover the questions other travelers also had before booking.If you decide to take the chairlift, do you buy the ticket directly at the base of Cerro Campanario?
Yes. The chairlift ticket is purchased at the base of Cerro Campanario during the tour stop.
Is there time to appreciate the Llao Llao Hotel and the San Eduardo Chapel?
Yes. During the stop at the San Eduardo Chapel, passengers can get off the vehicle, explore the chapel, and admire its architecture. From this point, there are also excellent views of the iconic Llao Llao Hotel and the surrounding natural environment.
Is Colonia Suiza being visited?
No, this tour does not include the visit to Colonia Suiza.
Is the Patagonia Brewery being visited?
No, the Patagonia Brewery is not part of this tour route.
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