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Voyzo runs 14 tours in Bariloche, covering 5 top attractions. A private tour means your own guide, driver, and vehicle and an itinerary built around your group rather than a fixed bus schedule.
Private Tours
A private drive along the classic Circuito Chico loop, with real stops at Cerro Campanario (optional ascent for the panoramic summit view), the Llao Llao Peninsula and its landmark hotel, San Eduardo Chapel, Puerto Pañuelo, and the Panoramic Point over López Bay.
Private Tours
A private tour from Bariloche along scenic Route 40, bordering Nahuel Huapi Lake, to Bahía Manzano, where alpine architecture meets volcanic sand beaches, with guided hikes along unspoiled trails and local tips on gastronomy and shopping.
Private Tours
A comprehensive private full-day tour of Bariloche, crossing the city's neighborhoods to Lake Gutiérrez's east coast, the Grotto de la Virgen de las Nieves, the base of Cerro Catedral, Colonia Suiza, and the complete Circuito Chico loop, including Panoramic Point, López Bay, the Llao Llao Hotel, San Eduardo Chapel, Puerto Pañuelo, and Cerro Campanario.
Private Tours
A private guide and a customizable itinerary take you to Nahuel Huapi Lake, Moreno Lake, and the Llao Llao Peninsula, packing in the Lake District's highlights at your own pace, with a leisurely lunch included at a local craft brewery.
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A private, unconventional tour to three Patagonian lakes often left off the typical Bariloche itinerary — Lake Guillelmo's coastline and native mountain flora, Lake Mascardi and a key point in Argentine history at its watershed, and a low-difficulty forest hike suitable for all ages at Lake Gutiérrez.
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A private full-day loop from Bariloche to the mouth of the Limay River and the Enchanted Valley, then to Villa Traful for its Mirador del Viento viewpoint and lakeside pier, continuing along the Seven Lakes Road past Espejo and Correntoso Lakes to Villa La Angostura, with lunch and a final stop at Puerto Manzano.
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A private guided hiking day through pristine Patagonian forests and along crystal-clear streams, up to panoramic viewpoints over Bariloche's lakes, forests, and Andean peaks — with your specific route chosen around your fitness level, interests, and the day's weather.
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A private day trip to Cerro Catedral, Argentina's largest mountain resort in the Lake District, spent hiking, climbing, or riding the ski lift up for panoramic views over Bariloche and Nahuel Huapi Lake, with time for shopping and dining at the base village.
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A private trekking day into the mountains around Bariloche, led by a dedicated guide who tailors the route and pace to your group, reaching real Patagonian forest and alpine terrain away from the standard sightseeing circuits.
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A half-day private fly fishing trip based in San Carlos de Bariloche, with a dedicated guide offering casting instruction for beginners and tips for more experienced anglers, plus exclusive access to water on several of the region's best private ranches.
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A full-day private fly fishing trip into the heart of Nahuel Huapi National Park, including hotel pickup and lunch, with your guide's local knowledge used to seek out rainbow, brown, and brook trout across the park's rivers.
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A private half-day mountain biking tour from Bariloche City, cycling scenic back roads past the Colonia Suiza settlement with the Andes Mountains as a backdrop, guided so you don't get lost, with a mountain bike, helmet, repair kit, and box lunch included.
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A private sightseeing tour of San Carlos de Bariloche built around the city's real chocolate-making tradition, visiting local chocolate producers with real tastings of Patagonian flavors along the way, with private transport for your own group.
Private Tours
Adapted from a small-group experience — Voyzo runs this exclusively as a private tour for your group only. This walking tour covers the German- and Swiss-speaking immigration that shaped Bariloche's Alpine-style architecture, and the region's real, well-documented history as a postwar destination for Nazi fugitives fleeing Europe.
Private tours in Bariloche are matched to your party size — here's the fleet we draw from for this region.
| Vehicle | Model | Capacity | Best For |
|---|---|---|---|
| Private Car / SUV | Toyota SW4 or similar | Up to 5 guests | A private car and driver for couples or small families — comfortable on Buenos Aires' streets and Patagonia's long open roads alike. |
| Mercedes-Benz Sprinter Van | Mercedes-Benz Sprinter, air-conditioned | Up to 12 guests | The standard vehicle for private multi-day tours across Argentina — comfortable, air-conditioned, and built for long Patagonian distances. |
| Mini-Coach | Mercedes-Benz or Volkswagen mini-coach | Up to 25 guests | For larger groups touring together — a full-size mini-coach with one driver and one itinerary for the whole party. |
Popular stops our guides build into Bariloche itineraries — tap any attraction to learn more.
Cerro Campanario
Bariloche
A summit reached by chairlift or a short hike, with a 360-degree view over Nahuel Huapi Lake, the Llao Llao Peninsula, and the surrounding Andes that National Geographic once ranked among the best views in the world — the signature stop on the Circuito Chico loop.
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Llao Llao Peninsula
Bariloche
A forested peninsula on Nahuel Huapi Lake, home to the landmark Llao Llao Hotel, the small San Eduardo Chapel, and Puerto Pañuelo, where boats depart for Victoria Island and the Arrayanes Forest — the classic postcard image of Bariloche.
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Cerro Catedral
Bariloche
Argentina's largest mountain resort and one of South America's premier ski destinations in winter, with a base village, lift access, and hiking and climbing routes in the warmer months — named for its cathedral-like jagged granite spires.
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Centro Cívico
Bariloche
Bariloche's historic civic center, built from local stone and Patagonian cypress in an Alpine style in the 1930s-40s, home to the Museo de la Patagonia and the city's central plaza — the architectural anchor of downtown San Carlos de Bariloche.
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Ventisquero Negro (Black Glacier), Cerro Tronador
Bariloche
A dark, debris-covered glacier on the slopes of Cerro Tronador, a prominent Andean peak of roughly 3,480 meters (sources differ), reached via Nahuel Huapi National Park — visitors can hear the booming sound of calving ice from a nearby viewpoint.
Bariloche sits in the Southern Hemisphere, so winter (June-August) brings ski season at Cerro Catedral, while summer (December-February) is peak hiking and lake season. Both are busy — spring and fall are quieter and often mild enough for most outdoor activities.
Patagonian weather is famously changeable — a clear morning can turn windy or rainy by afternoon, especially at altitude on hikes or at Cerro Catedral. Layers are worth packing regardless of season.
Villa La Angostura, San Martín de los Andes, and the Seven Lakes Road are genuinely full- or half-day trips from Bariloche, not quick side trips — a private driver makes the difference between an easy day and a long one.
German and Swiss immigrants brought chocolate-making traditions to Bariloche in the 20th century, and the city has produced serious, well-regarded chocolate ever since — it's one of the more genuinely local things to do here, not just a souvenir stop.
Certain excursions — fly fishing on private ranch water, or a Cerro Tronador glacier day during peak season — can book up, especially in the busy December-February and July ski windows. Plan Bariloche activities earlier than you might for a city stop.
San Carlos de Bariloche sits on the southern shore of Nahuel Huapi Lake, where the Andes give way to Patagonia's lake district — a landscape of glacial lakes, forested mountains, and Swiss- and German-influenced Alpine architecture that's earned it the nickname 'the Switzerland of Argentina.' It's the country's premier destination for outdoor adventure and its unofficial chocolate capital, a legacy of the European immigrants who settled here in the early 20th century.
Voyzo's private tours in Bariloche are driver-led experiences — a private vehicle and guide for your own group, whether that's the classic Circuito Chico loop, a full day fly fishing inside Nahuel Huapi National Park, or a private tasting tour through the city's real chocolate producers.
Tell us your group size and dates — we'll take care of the rest.
