San Martín de los Andes por la Ruta de los 7 lagos en Privado
Duration
10 hour(s)
Languages
English
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- The Seven Lakes Route offers stunning views of seven lakes in Patagonia
- It links Villa La Angostura and San Martin de los Andes, passing seven lakes
- Each lake has waters reflecting the surrounding mountains and forests
- Visitors can try Patagonian dishes like wild boar, trout, and venison
- The route offers nature, culture, and cuisine for memorable experience
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The Seven Lakes Route, renowned as one of the most beautiful journeys in Patagonia, is a stunning section of Route forty that connects the picturesque towns of Villa la Angostura and San Martin de los Andes. This iconic route offers travelers the chance to experience the breathtaking landscapes of Patagonia, showcasing seven magnificent lakes: Lacar, Machónico, Falkner, Villarino, Escondido, Correntoso, and Espejo. Each lake is a serene mirror of crystalline waters that perfectly reflect the surrounding mountains and forests, creating a visual masterpiece that will leave any traveler in awe.
But the Seven Lakes Route isn't just about natural beauty it also offers an opportunity to immerse in Patagonia's exclusive and tranquil destinations. Visitors will explore Bahía Manzano and Villa La Angostura, two of the region's most sought after locations. These places exude elegance and serenity, providing the perfect environment for those looking to relax and indulge in the culture of Patagonia. Whether you’re taking a leisurely stroll through the charming streets of Villa La Angostura or enjoying the peaceful shores of Bahía Manzano, these spots offer a deeper connection to the land's natural allure.
For food lovers, the tour also introduces you to the rich culinary traditions of Patagonia. With dishes like wild boar, Patagonian trout, and venison, travelers are treated to a feast of authentic flavors that highlight the region's deep connection to its environment. This gastronomic experience, combined with the stunning vistas and tranquil retreats, makes the Seven Lakes Route not just a journey, but a life changing adventure. It’s a journey full of discovery, beauty, and unforgettable moments an experience every traveler should enjoy at least once in their lifetime. Ready to embark on this unforgettable adventure? Reserve your spot now and make the Patagonian experience you've always dreamed of a reality.
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- Professional mountain driver
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- Admission to the national park
- Gratuities for staff and Driver
- Professional guide
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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.