San Carlos de Bariloche
Photo Gallery
Llao Llao Hotel (1)
Saint Bernard dog (2)
Golf at the Llao Llao (2)
Sport fishing (2)
Bariloche Cathedral (3)
Small circle (2)
Bariloche Civic Center (2)
Downtown Bariloche (4)
Reef Cup (5)
El Puerto Pañuelo (1)
Lake Nahuel Huapi (1)
Bariloche railway station (1)
Bariloche nocturna (3)
Civic center (1)
Chairlifts (5)
Historical cathedral (5)
View of the base (5)
Ski patrol (5)
Instructor (5)
L. Moreno and N. Huapi (6)
Llao Llao Hotel (2)
A May 25 (3)
Lynch Refuge (1)
Students (5)
Pet in Bariloche (2)
Puerto Pañuelo (6)
Vertigo in Catedral (2)
From the air (2)
Wild mushroom (2)
Snowboarding (2)
The center at night (2)
Coffee-shop at Mount Otto (1)
Panoramic view of the trail (1)
Golf at Llao Llao (1)
Puerto Pañuelo (2)
Neo-Gothic style (3)
Modesta Victoria (2)
Summer afternoons (2)
Plenty of sunshine (2)
Fly-fishing (2)
Cable railway Mount Otto (1)
Bariloche Cathedral (5)
Los Alerces Cascade (1)
Magnificent photo (1)
Lake Gutiérrez (1)
Chapel in Llao Llao (1)
Saint Bernard dog (4)
Bariloche Civic Center (4)
Llao Llao Hotel façade (4)
Blest Brewery (4)
Acrobatics (2)
Motocross circuit (2)
Mount Otto (2)
Gnome (2)
Monument (2)
Photos (2): Palmiro Bedeschi ( consultas@imagenhotelera.com )
Photos (3): Eduardo Epifanio ( eduardoe@interpatagonia.com )
Photos (4): Marcelo Sola ( marcelos@interpatagonia.com )
Photos (5): Jorge González ( jorgeg@interpatagonia.com )
Photos (6): Secretaría de Turismo de la Nación
Rafting
Rafting is a team sport, in which all the crew members in the boat row and position themselves in a coordinated manner in order to balance their weight when going through the river rapids and keep themselves afloat.
The standard number of people allowed on the boat is from six to eight crew members, depending on the boat size.
Rafting beginners are recommended to remain in the center of the boat. Those who are somehow experienced and prefer to row may stay in front, whereas the most experienced generally stay at the back.
Mountaineering
Make up your mind and climb, ascend or rappel down the most impressive mountains in Patagonia and become a great climber.
Considered as a high risk sport, it requires physical strength of arms and legs at the same time, combined with the technical skill of the climber.
We recommend that beginners do not start by climbing on natural walls, but in artificial ones and under the assistance of a professional guide.
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