Tourist Attractions & Monuments en Patagonie

The best is to go there by walking; approximately 45 minutes from Federico Greaff street, near the lake. Beautiful panorama on the lake and the mountains surrounding.

On the banks of the town of Chubut, it is the work of a city resident, donation Joaquín Alonso. It is entirely designed with recycled elements (including 80 000 bottles) and embraces several themes. Here, or there, we can read various thoughts for reflection and reflection. Some kind of Jardin Garden garden in a Sorte corner. It should be noted that this park is included in the Guinness Records and has been the subject of numerous reports around the world. Priceless if you pass through Gaimán.

The Association of Hotels and Tourist Services of San Martín de los Andes is the town's tourist office. The association offers a list of registered accommodations, restaurants and tourist services. You can also check accommodation availability in real time. San Martín de los Andes is a town located in the Lanín National Park, offering many opportunities to enjoy nature. The address of the tourist office is Avenue San Martín 1254 Loc. 3- Q8370EJY, San Martín de los Andes, Neuquén, Argentina.

14 km from El Chaltén, on Route 40, this lake located north of Lago Argentino seems to be its twin. It also receives its turquoise waters from the melting glaciers, those of the northern sector of the Parque Nacional de los Glaciares. Then, at its eastern end, it flows via the Rio La Leona southwards into the Lago Argentino. Some hostels offer bike tours, but you can also organise hikes along its shores. It is possible to discover it on a cruise to the Viedma Glacier, the largest glacier in all of Patagonia.

Departures at 11 p. m. (sometimes), 13 p. m., 15 p. m., 17 p. m. and sometimes 18 p. m. in summer, every day; at 15 pm in the spring and autumn, at 11 pm and 17 pm, also if there is a minimum of passengers. Count $ 95 per person for 1 hour 30 min of walk. Snack bar service on board.

At the top is the country's only roundabout. The view is less interesting but it is possible to walk around to enjoy a beautiful view of Lake Gutiérrez for example.

Offers a beautiful panoramic view of the Beagle Canal. You can admire the Navarino Islands and the island of Redonda by engaging in a short hike about 2 hours. They include lenga and Guindo forests and beaver dam before joining the road to the Popi River waterfalls.

A flat trail, and thus accessible to all, is part of the Lago Roca campsite to the Hito XXIV, border crossing between Argentina and Chile. 

The Lonquimay volcano (2,865 m) is located on the "Pacific Ring of Fire", the name given to the most active group of volcanoes in southern Chile, often approaching or exceeding 3,000 m in altitude. Although its name means "dense forest" in the Mapuche language, there is another meaning behind this fire-breathing giant. The Mapuches say that the other name given to this volcano means "great precipice" because of a 120-metre high ravine on the east face of the mountain. The last three eruptions recorded are less than 150 years old: the last one occurred on December 25, 1988, giving rise to the Noël crater, the "crater Navidad". Access is from the ski resort of Corralco, near the village of Malalcahuello, be careful not to get lost (it is best to be accompanied by a guide), there are very few indications and the ascent, although easy for the first two thirds, becomes more difficult on the last slopes. The view from the summit is nevertheless magnificent: one dominates a horizon of a dozen volcanic monsters such as the Villarica, Lanín, Llaima and Sierra Nevada volcanoes. You can also access its surprising and huge crater of 800 meters in length. As far as the downhill is concerned, the skiers will be able to enjoy themselves! Note that the volcano is categorized as an active volcano and is monitored by the South Andean Volcanological Observatory, based in the city of Temuco.

It is the name of the small representative cervide of Patagonia that gave its name to one of the most beautiful glaciers in the region. The trail that leads to the glacier and its lagoon, with absolutely unique turquoise blue, is an enchanting journey through a forest that is equally so (one believes in one of the many fantastic movies, free to you to imagine which one!). Follow the yellow markings all along, and continue after the sign indicating that access to the glacier is forbidden, after a few meters of climb you will arrive at the Laguna.