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Unspoiled Beauty
To know Patagonia is to experience it. Picture yourself:
• Spotting a soaring Andean condor along the peaks of the Andes
• Watching the graceful mating rituals of the giant Right Whale or the comical antics of the Magellanic penguin
• Hiking along the shores of a spectacular mountain lake with no worries to clutter your mind
• Listening to the thunderous crash of a glacier calving on a warm, summer afternoon
The Patagonian experience NEVER disappoints.
Bariloche — Gateway to your Patagonian adventure
The popular city of San Carlos de Bariloche lies below the imposing Catedral range of mountains and along the shores of the lovely Lago Nahuel Huapi. With its unique alpine architecture, renowned chocolate industry, and excellent shopping, Bariloche is worthy of exploration.
The city is a natural gateway to the beauty and wonders that surround it.
Exploration in Comfort
Patagonia is a great place to enjoy eco-tourism, adventure, and cultural experiences without sacrificing comfort, style, or safety.
The region has embraced tourism for all ages and interests. With preservation for future generations in mind, eco-tourism has become a major economic factor for the people of this region.
The tide has changed. Patagonia is no longer a distant and forbidding land for only the hardiest of adventure travelers.
Year-Round Outdoor Activities
Patagonia is a nature- lover's paradise with no shortage of ways to explore its splendor any time of year.
Hiking, Wildlife Safaris, Rafting, Kayaking, Horseback riding, Fishing, Cycling, Sailing
The Bariloche area is the largest ski area in South America. Thousands of skiers from around the world visit Patagonia during July and August.
At Parallel 41 we promote the milder months of the year (November-April).
Check under Frequently Asked Questions for more on Patagonian weather and climate and the best time to visit.
Affordability
Now is a great time to take advantage of the favorable exchange rate!
The Argentine currency (peso) is currently pegged to the U.S. dollar at a favorable 3:1 ratio. This means that your U.S. dollar, Canadian dollar, and Euro will go much further.
Safety
Patagonia is an extremely safe region for travel.
It is currently enjoying significant economic growth and prosperity. Excellent medical care can be found in the city of Bariloche.
There are no dangers regarding poisonous snakes, predators, or other dangerous animals.
We have chosen our travel partners with the safety of our clients as a top priority. From nature hikes to horseback rides, all experiences are offered through companies with the highest safety standards and an excellent history of safety and dependability.
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