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Caught red handed buying chocolate
Bridge over Manso River
The clean waters of Nahuel
Hi,
I´m going to head to Bariloche for a few weeks by bus from Buenos Aires and I was wondering if any one could recomend a good spanish school and also a hostel?
Thanks a lot
Tania: I really dont know if there is any spanish school in Bariloche. Maybe you can get a spanish teacher, but no school.
I have gone there only to a small hotel, no nothing about hostels but I know there are some. But remember that beggining with the month of July, many go there during winter vacation, so do the booking very early. Have fun.
I cannot recommend a Spanish school in Bariloche but I can tell you a web site that lists language schools throughout the world. I am thinking of going to a Spanish school in Bariloche in October or November, so I have started looking at what is available. Go to www.123teachme.com and search by country and then by city. I don't know of any hostels but through most schools you can arrange a homestay, usually with breakfast plus one other meal per day. It's a great way to take a vacation, especially when traveling alone. I've done it in about six countries, eight cities, and the experiences have been wonderful.
Hi Tanya,
You can have a look www.spanishinbariloche.com they offer private lessons and have good reports from students in their website
Have a nice trip!!
Rehue
Patagonia is so vast!
Not far from Bariloche, just a bus or a train away, near Ing. Jacobacci lies El Chaiful, a Mapuche land...
In El Chaiful there are about 20 families, and each house is about 2 or more hours (horse riding distance) from each other. There´s one rural school and no roads or electricity. these people farm sheep and grow their own vegetables. They re lovely, honest shepards...
El cerro Otto está muy cerca de Bariloche , en la calle Mitre se puede coger un autobús gratis y te lleva hasta el teleférico Otto ( 10 $ ). Una vez arriba hay vistas espectaculares del lago Nahuel Huapi , el cerro Catedral , el cerro Tronador , las penínsulas de San Pedro y Llao Llao y de todos los alredores de Barriloche pues tienes la oportunidad de verlo todo desde la confitería giratoria
The Otto hill is very near Bariloche , in Mitre st. you may take a free bus that takes you up to the otto Teleferic ( 10$ ) . Once in the top the views are spectacular on the Nauel Huapi lake , the Catedral Hill , Tronador hill the peninsulas San Pedro and Llao Llao and of all suroundings of Bariloche because you have the chance to see all from the turning restaurant
Bariloche is a wonderful city, located in a wonderful place... I haven´t met anyone so far that had visited Bariloche and got disappointed. It does not matter what kind of trip you want to make..if it is backpacking, or if it is a luxurious, expensive trip... they can please everyone...all kinds of tastes.
Besides, you´ll hardly get bored...you can do trekking, rafting, fishing, go skiing...and if you feel tired, you can pick a day to eat...hehehe....to stroll around the city, getting into the amazing chocolate stores... And at night, there are discos, pubs etc... if you are tired of civilization, you can also walk along the lake Nahuel at night....
It´s a place for young people, older people, students, families, those who want parties and those who want nature. In other words, it´s a place for everyone. =)
Bariloche is known in South America, as a place for eating chocolate, skiing and meeting lots of students...at lots of brazilians, mainly from the south of the country (like me). And it is true... they receive people from all countries, but it is hard to walk by the lake, and not hear someone speaking in portuguese...
If you ask any brazilian where he or she has first seen snow (if they have already..), you can expect "Bariloche" as an answer... =D
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