Horseback riding in Patagonia

This tour shows us the most relevant sights of this vibrant city: Teatro Colón, the Obelisco, historic Plaza de Mayo, the Cathedral, Casa Rosada and Cabildo, plus the famous neighborhoods of La Boca, San Telmo, Puerto Madero and Recoleta with its renowned cemetery.

The excursion begins at Teatro Colón, from where we can see the Obelisco, symbolic center of the city. We'll then visit Plaza de Mayo, historical and political heart, with its emblematic buildings: Metropolitan Cathedral, Casa Rosada and the Cabildo.

The tour continues south through the ancient streets of San Telmo, tango district, until reaching La Boca with its Boca Juniors stadium and colorful Caminito street. Following the Riachuelo, we'll head north to appreciate the urban transformation.

In Puerto Madero, one of the most modern neighborhoods, we'll enjoy panoramic views. Passing through Retiro and Plaza San Martín, we'll travel along the impressive Avenida del Libertador until reaching exclusive Recoleta, home to the famous cemetery alongside elegant cafés and restaurants.

With the majestic Andes Mountains as backdrop, Estancia Nibepo Aike offers an authentic Patagonian experience away from mass tourism. This daily excursion (October to April) departs from El Calafate at 9:00 or 17:00 hs, traveling along the scenic "Camino de las Estancias" where you may spot foxes, hares and condors before crossing Río Rico and entering Parque Nacional Los Glaciares.

At this 12,000-hectare estate - symbol of Patagonian ranching tradition - visitors are welcomed at the quincho with hot drinks and homemade pastries, enjoying the impressive mountain landscape. The experience continues with a walk through the facilities including the renowned Hereford cabin, views of Brazo Sur del Lago Argentino with its glacial changes, and native forests inhabited by caracaras, woodpeckers and eagles.

The tour leads to the shearing shed to witness traditional wool shearing and packing demonstrations. Depending on weather and season, guests may participate in rural activities like morning milking or afternoon sheep herding.

The day culminates at the quincho with exquisite Patagonian lamb accompanied by stories of the place's history. For those choosing the additional horseback ride (3 hours), a guide will take them through scenic trails adapting the route to weather and riders' skill.

This excursion begins with a 20-minute navigation from Bajo de las Sombras port, offering stunning views of the glacier's southern wall and the Icebergs Channel. Upon reaching the southwest shore, we'll hike to the guides' refuge where we'll prepare for the adventure.

We'll start with a 20-minute shoreline walk to the ice edge, where we'll be fitted with crampons and receive safety instructions. The glacier trekking lasts approximately 2 hours, during which we'll observe spectacular ice formations like crevasses, lagoons, and sinkholes, while guides explain the glacier's unique phenomena.

After completing the trek, we'll return via a Magellanic forest trail before reboarding the boat to navigate the Icebergs Channel again, approaching the glacier walls for unforgettable photographs. Passengers requiring transportation will have a bus available to return to El Calafate, including a one-hour stop at the Glacier Viewpoint and its walkways.

We begin the excursion from Puerto Pañuelo, sailing by catamaran across Lake Nahuel Huapi to the Blest arm. During the journey, we'll observe Centinela Island, where the remains of Perito Moreno rest. We arrive at Puerto Cántaros to hike through Valdivian rainforest to Los Cántaros Lagoon.

Upon returning to Puerto Blest, there's an option to extend the tour with a transfer to Puerto Alegre and a boat ride on Lake Frías, offering views of Mount Tronador. Finally, we return to Puerto Blest to sail back to Bariloche.

Located less than 2 km from Recoleta Cemetery and just over 1 km from the Teatro Colón and the Obelisk, Palladio Hotel Buenos Aires – MGallery offers personalized service and premium facilities. The hotel features an outdoor pool, a fitness center, and an on-site restaurant serving international cuisine.

Built in 1880 and declared a National Historic Landmark, this iconic hotel is one of the city's oldest. It features a Neo-Renaissance facade combined with avant-garde interiors. Its strategic location makes it an ideal choice for travelers looking to explore this impressive city.

Located in the city's most sophisticated neighborhood, Loi Suites Recoleta combines classic architecture with high-end services. Enjoy luxury suites, our exclusive winter garden with a heated pool, and top-tier gastronomy. It is the perfect retreat for those seeking comfort and serenity, just steps away from the main cultural landmarks.

Located in the town of El Calafate, Santa Cruz, Mirador del Lago Hotel is just steps away from the main commercial district and sits right in front of Bahía Redonda—a stunning landscape in Argentine Patagonia. The hotel offers guests a warm and comfortable atmosphere paired with exceptional personalized service.