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Argentina Pura
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Argentina Pura

Río Negro

With a unique combination of natural and paradisiacal landscapes, culture and adventure, this province is the ideal destination for those looking for an authentic experience in Argentine Patagonia.
First of all, you can’t miss the city of Bariloche, famous for its breathtaking views of Lake Nahuel Huapi and its snow-capped mountains. There you can enjoy activities such as skiing, snowboarding, hiking and much more. You should also visit the city of Viedma, the capital of the province, which has beautiful beaches and a rich cultural history. Another must is the Patagonia region, where you can find glaciers, crystal clear lakes and incredible natural beauty.

Travel to Río Negro

Discovering the Natural Wonders and Adventure Activities of Argentina's Rio Negro Province.

About Río Negro

If you are a nature lover, it is advisable to take a walk through the Nahuel Huapi National Park, where you can enjoy panoramic views of the lake and the mountains. You can also go cycling or sailing in a catamaran. For those looking for a little more excitement, you can’t miss the opportunity to practice adventure sports such as rafting, kayaking, paragliding or even flying in a helicopter.
In terms of mobility, the best option for getting around Rio Negro is to rent a car, as this allows you to explore the province at your own pace and reach more remote places. You can also opt for a guided tour, which takes you to the highlights of the region. Argentina Pura can provide you with a private car.
As for food, this city offers dishes such as Patagonian lamb, the famous Argentinean asado, locro and river trout, among others. You can also enjoy Argentinean wines, especially those produced in the Patagonia region. Also, you can taste craft beer, in Bariloche you will find the famous Patagonia bar which has one of the most beautiful views of the city and has all varieties of beer of the same brand as its name.
For accommodation, there are luxury hotels, bed and breakfasts, hostels and more. If you are looking for accommodation in nature, we recommend cabins and mountain huts. If, on the other hand, you prefer to be close to the city, there are many options of hotels, hostels and flats.

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Among the destinations that we offer from Argentina Pura are:

Bariloche

San Carlos de Bariloche, popularly called Bariloche, is one of the most acclaimed tourist destinations in Rio Negro and Patagonia Argentina in general. This city is known as Argentina’s little Switzerland, it is incredibly beautiful and offers a wide variety of outdoor activities, breathtaking viewpoints to enjoy its beautiful scenery and delicious gastronomy. It is best known, above all, for its exquisite handmade chocolates.
In addition to its countless attractions, you can also go on boat or catamaran excursions on the lake, bike rides on the mountain trails, and horseback rides around the city, for example, on the Llao Llao peninsula.

El Bolsón

It is a town located in the province of Río Negro, 129 km from Bariloche. It is a magical and charming place in the Argentinean Patagonia surrounded by mountains, rivers, glaciers and lakes. It is a city well known for its handicrafts, regional products and the artisans who produce them.
Among the places you should not miss are the Lago Puelo National Park, which is only 20 km away from El Bolsón. There, you can enjoy beautiful views of the lake and the Andes Mountains.
Besides admiring the natural beauty, in El Bolsón you can enjoy a wide variety of activities and excursions. You can go hiking, rafting, cycling, fishing and skiing. Also, visit the beautiful lavender fields and learn about craft beer production.

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