Villa El Chocón
Photo Gallery
Sunset at the lake (1)
Giganotosaurus Carolini (2)
Lighthouse on the lake (1)
Municipal Museum (2)
80% of its skeleton (1)
Commercial center (1)
The Giants (1)
Dinosaur vertebra (2)
Artificial lake (2)
Giganotosaurus (1)
Nautical Park (1)
Recreation of a giant (2)
Sailing outing (1)
Giganotosaurus (2)
On the lakeshore (1)
Shady beach (1)
MEB Hall (1)
Panoramic point (2)
Carolinii's head (2)
Tunnels in the dam (1)
Arrow points (2)
Villa El Chocón (2)
Fishing in the lake (1)
Replica of the finding (2)
A loose dinosaur (2)
El Chocón Power Station (1)
Main towers (1)
Banco Provincia (1)
Holy Ghost Parish (1)
Museum room (1)
Town Hall and center (1)
Marina (1)
Giganotosaurus (1)
Two Schools (1)
Ernesto Bachmann Museum (1)
Hidden Canyon (1)
Abelisauridae indet. (1)
Access to the village (1)
Shooting (1)
Footprints (1)
Prochelidella (1)
Observation footbridge (1)
Amazement, curiosity (1)
Floodgates (1)
Paleontology (1)
Photos (2): Jorge González ( jorgeg@interpatagonia.com )
Diving
This is one of the most complete sensations that the human being may feel.
Through diving, man could visit the bottom of the sea, see a sub-aquatic world, stroke fish and visit legendary shipwrecks, feeling completely safe and adapted to the water environment.
In order to practice this activity, it is not necessary to be in great shape, or to have a well-defined swimming style.
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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