Ruta de los 7 Lagos y San Martín de los Andes desde Bariloche
Duration
10 hour(s)
Languages
English
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Included
- Visit the charming towns of Villa La Angostura and San Martín de los Andes
- Enjoy local Patagonian cuisine such as trout, deer, and wild boar
- Wildlife spotting opportunities including condors, deer, and foxes
- Spectacular views of crystal-clear lakes, snow-capped peaks, and lush Andean forests
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Embark on an unforgettable scenic adventure through the heart of Patagonia as you journey along the legendary Seven Lakes Route. This breathtaking road, renowned as one of the most beautiful in the world, winds its way through snow-capped mountains, ancient forests, and the shimmering blue waters of glacial lakes. Each turn offers a postcard-perfect view, with stops at carefully chosen viewpoints that allow you to fully absorb the raw and untouched beauty of the Andean landscape.
As you travel, you’ll have the chance to witness Patagonia’s wildlife in its natural habitat—keep an eye out for soaring condors, shy deer, and curious foxes. Along the way, explore two of the region’s most charming towns: Villa La Angostura, known for its quaint alpine architecture and lakeside serenity, and San Martín de los Andes, a peaceful retreat nestled on the shores of Lake Lácar. These stops offer not just beauty, but a deep sense of place and tradition.
To complete the experience, indulge in the region’s distinctive flavors with a meal at a traditional Patagonian restaurant. Enjoy local specialties such as trout, deer, or wild boar while surrounded by panoramic mountain views. This journey is more than just a drive—it’s a soul-stirring experience that brings you face-to-face with the majestic wilderness and rich culture of Patagonia.
- Roundtrip transport from central Bariloche hotels
- Scenic tour of the Seven Lakes Route with viewpoint stops
- Visits to Villa La Angostura and San Martín de los Andes
- Professional guide in Spanish, English, and Portuguese
- Free time to explore and enjoy the local cuisine
- Lunch
- Gratuities for Guide
- 👟 Calzado cómodo para caminar en miradores y senderos.
🧥 Ropa de abrigo en capas: Campera, sweater o buzo, especialmente en meses fríos.
🕶️ Protección solar: Gafas de sol y protector solar, incluso en días nublados.
💧 Hidratación y snacks: Botella de agua y algo liviano para el camino.
📸 Cámara o celular: Captura las vistas panorámicas de la Patagonia.
💵 Dinero extra: Para almuerzo o souvenirs.
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Activity Provider: Fontenay Tours
Customer Reviews
Alberto
A must when in the area. You can take guided tour or drive yourself all the way. The second option is more appropriate if you’re a good driver. Beautiful views.
Danielle
Beautiful drive, many nice viewpoints and lakes to jump in along the way
Max
Wow. Probably the most beautiful drive in the world. Don't forget to go to Villa Traful as well. Make sure to take your time when coming so you can stop wherever you want and take amazing pictures. Also a great tip is to look for hikes before heading there so you can take a brake from driving to go up a mountain or near a lake.
Rob
Beautiful drive with loads of adventure! From horses, cows, and sheep temporarily blocking the highway to long winding roads between snowcapped mountains, green valleys, and mirror lakes ... this route had it all. We drove it at the end of winter, but I think it's probably amazing year round. San Martin de Los Andes and Villa Angostura are two essential stops along the route. You can expect it to take all day but there's really no need to leave early unless you really want to savor every view point. You can get to San Martin for a late lunch or early dinner, then head back to Bariloche, assuming that's where you started. Staying the night in any of the three towns is probably easy. I saw a lot of signs showing availability. Driving through the Andes is an incredible experience, and I think this route might be one of the best. Of note, one route was under construction and didn't feel safe to drive. It was Route 65 to Villa Traful. Every other road felt very safe and comfortable.
Guille
Absolutely magical. Take route 40 at least from Bariloche to San Martín De Los Andes. I promise you, you won't regret it. Possibly the most picturesque time is either spring or fall.