Visit Puerto Blest and Los Cántaros Waterfall with transfer included.

Experience Patagonia without complications

We start the tour with the transfer from your lodging or agreed point in Bariloche to Puerto Pañuelo, just 25 km from downtown. The trip already anticipates the beauty of the landscape you are going to see: forests, lakes and mountains accompany you throughout the trip.

From the port, we embark on a modern catamaran to navigate the Blest arm of Lake Nahuel Huapi, one of the greenest and quietest sectors of the national park. On the way, you will see the Centinela islet, where the remains of the Argentine explorer Perito Moreno rest.

Hikes, waterfalls and living nature

After sailing, we arrive at Puerto Blest, where you can walk along well-marked trails to the Los Cántaros Waterfall, surrounded by a jungle landscape. The hike is gentle and perfect for all ages.

If you wish, you can add the optional navigation to Frias Lake, with its emerald green waters, very close to the border with Chile.

To be enjoyed at leisure

This tour is ideal for those who want to get to know the Patagonian lakes without worrying about transfers or planning. It is an organized and guided excursion, designed for travelers who want to relax and discover.

Practical information

Duration: from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. approx.
Includes:

• Transfer from Bariloche to the port and back

• Catamaran sailing with English speaking guide

• Hiking on trails to the waterfall

Does not include:

• National park entrance fees

• Shipping rate

• Meals (there is a restaurant in Puerto Blest or you can bring your own lunch).

• Sailing to Lake Frias (optional with additional cost)

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the tour suitable for children and senior citizens?
Yes, it is quiet, safe and without physical difficulty.

What to wear?
Comfortable clothes, closed shoes and a jacket. The weather can change, even in summer.

Is the tour available all year round?
Yes, but in winter some trails may be restricted. We recommend consulting beforehand.

Do I need to book in advance?
Yes, especially in high season.