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Hi,
can you recommend a reliable car rental agency in Bariloche, we will need a car for 7 days or so.
thank you :)
Most of the major rental agencies are there if that is what you mean by realiable. Avis, Hertz, Dollar, Budget.. here is the web site for tourism and you can click on the British flag for the English version, then click transport from the menu and then you can choose rental cars and it will give you the full list of all the agencies and the contact information for reservations.
http://www.barilochepatagonia.info/
Hope this helps
SAM
Sam,
we plan to be in Bariloche in the end of March. The guidebooks are saying that Bariloche is very touristy, which scares me a bit but fo not knw if the crowds will slow down by the end of March- any thoughts ?
The crowds will not be as bad as they are now but I would recommend not staying in the town itself. There are many nice hotels going south out of Bariloche towards the Llao Llao (which if you want to really treat yourself stay there) Or you can travel on to San Martín de los Andes or Villa La Angostura both are fantastic little towns on the opposite side of the lake from Bariloche. It is a spectacular place and I am certain you will enjoy yourself.
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SAM
You are a wealth of information, have you any recomendation for a cabin with a kitchen at the price range o USD 50-70 per night outside of Bariloche?
thank you
If you are traveling on winter (August-Sept-Oct) be awared that this is a very cold place and take the precautions. Bring confortable boots and equipment to do camping since it will be offered to you and you will have a nice experience doing some outdoor activities.
The tour begins in Puerto Pañuelos at Llao Llao. You can reach Puerto Pañuelo by car, bus or tourism vans that leave the city of San Carlos de Bariloche periodically.
At Puerto Pañuelo, you board the brand new catamaran “Cau Cau” (aboriginal word meaning big seagul) especially built for this traditional tour.
I've seen some pictures of Canada lately and I was like "Hey! this is Bailoche". Either in the summer or winter Bariloche is a great place to go. In the winter you can enjoy the snowed landscape, therefore all sorts of snow sports are practised at that time. Then in the summer hiking in the mountains or woods, bike riding and swimming in the lakes are a few examples of what you can do there.
This picture was taken on one of the excursions, to Bosque Arrayanes (Arrayanes Forrest) on hte ferry. As it moves along the lake, many seagulls approach the tourists looking for crackers or biscuits. That's me on the picture. I don't think I could have had a better shot, what do you think?
Here is a picture of the typical landscape you get in Bariloche: blue or greenish lakes, tall mountains (snowed in winter time) and lots of vegetation.
I remember the time when we were there, my sister and I used to watch Dawson's Creek, and every time we saw a wooden pier in one of the lakes we would go "We are on the Dawsosn's Creek set!" We were adolescents, you know...
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