Andes Lakes and Peaks Crossing

Embark on a breathtaking journey through the majestic Andes, traversing international borders and cruising on the serene waters of Nahuel Huapi, Frías, and Todos los Santos with this remarkable 12-hour expedition.

Andean Lakes Cruise

At the designated time, we will convene at your chosen meeting point to begin our adventure. Boarding our bus, we will leave behind Bariloche and set off towards the Llao Llao Peninsula, located approximately 30 minutes away. Within the heart of this peninsula lies Puerto Pañuelo, marking our first stop on the Andean lakes exploration.

Here, a sleek catamaran awaits to whisk us away on a delightful one-hour boat ride. Throughout this journey, you will discover the lake’s glacial origins and take in the breathtaking Patagonian scenery before we return to our bus.

Approximately 20 minutes later, we will reach Puerto Alegre. Here, we will board another catamaran to glide across the reflective waters of Lake Frías, known for its glacial heritage. We will then proceed onward, crossing into Chile. Welcome to Chile! Our next destination is Villa Peulla, where you will have a well-deserved two-hour break to enjoy a meal.

Rejuvenated and ready to continue, we will board yet another catamaran to navigate the crystal-clear waters of Lake Todos los Santos, offering a breathtaking view of the Vicente Pérez Rosales National Park from an exceptional vantage point.

Your adventure can conclude at Petrohué Port, or you can opt to continue with us till the final leg of the journey. During this segment, we will switch from boat to bus while enjoying stunning views of the volcanic peaks of Osorno and Calbuco as we cross the Chilean Andes.

Eventually, we will arrive in the heart of Puerto Varas, concluding this incredible 12-hour experience.

Return to Bariloche

• When booking, please specify whether you prefer a one-way trip or a round trip. If opting for a return journey, indicate your return time to Bariloche.
• Residents of Argentina and Chile are only required to pay for the outbound segment, as the return to Bariloche is complimentary for them.