Top Things to do in Patagonia
Top Hotels in Patagonia
- 1. Hilton Garden Inn Neuquen
- 2. Llao Llao Hotel Resort, Golf & Spa
- 3. Hampton by Hilton Bariloche
- 4. Hotel Tirol Bariloche
- 5. Peninsula Petit Hotel
- 6. Hotel Antu Kuyen Bariloche
- 7. Lirolay Suites
- 8. Arelauquen Lodge, a Tribute Portfolio Hotel, San Carlos de Bariloche
- 9. Hotel Cristal
- 10. Aguila Mora Suites & Spa
Top 10 National Parks in Patagonia, Argentina
Discover the best top things to do in Patagonia, Argentina including Parque Nacional Nahuel Huapi, Perito Moreno National Park, Los Alerces National Park, Los Glaciares, Parque Nacional Perito Moreno, Cabalgatas del Tero, Bahia Ensenada Zaratiegui, Petrified Forest Natural Monument Park (Bosques Petrificados), Parque Nacional Lago Puelo, Parque Nacional Tierra del Fuego.
Restaurants in Patagonia
1. Parque Nacional Nahuel Huapi
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 3,144 reviews
Reviewed By pshurd
This area is amazing. Well worth a trip to visit for several days. We were on a group trip & spent 4 nights. We could have easily stayed a full week & not seen it all. Incredible scenery. Hiking is great.
2. Perito Moreno National Park
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 6,639 reviews
A trip to this imposing glacier gives you a chance to walk on the ice wearing cleats and to see and hear a truly astounding spectacle: blocks of ice rupturing and floating away as icebergs.
Reviewed By LondonWiggies - London, United Kingdom
A true world class must see Do your research and spend as much of a full day as you can As well as the boardwalks and the many vistas, we did the boat trip and mini hike on the glacier. The crampons took a little getting used to and the on glacier ice hike was not for the faint hearted or physically impaired. It was done by the National Park staff very well. It wasn’t cheap, but we felt we experienced everything this remarkable national park has to offer Unmissable
3. Los Alerces National Park
4. Los Glaciares
5. Parque Nacional Perito Moreno
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 11 reviews
Las aguas turquesas del fascinante conjunto de lagos que ocupan buena parte del Parque Nacional Perito Moreno son el espejo en el que se reflejan, entre otros, el bosque de lenga. Allí, el Cerro San Lorenzo, es la segunda cima más alta de la Patagonia e ícono de la Cordillera. Conocido como el “Everest argentino” es un gran desafío para los amantes de la montaña. El Parque permanece abierto desde el 1º de octubre al 30 de abril. La entrada es gratuita y es obligatorio, por seguridad, registrarse al ingresar.
6. Cabalgatas del Tero
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 31 reviews
Salidas para ver Villa La Angostura desde los lugares mas privilegiados.Las cabalgatas se realizan en territorio del Parque Nacional Nahuel Huapi (PNNH), por lo que cabalgaremos, no sólo por la montaña, sino por tierras de un Parque Nacional, en una zona de extrema belleza donde habitan distintas especies de flora y fauna en su estado natural.
7. Bahia Ensenada Zaratiegui
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 6 reviews
Reviewed By BLtrvl - Glenview, United States
Perhaps the most photgraphed spot on our trip to Tierra del Fuego - fortunate to have a sunny day, and nearly every step offered another amazing vista. Incredibly windy in December, so be prepared! Apparently, as one of the first reviewers of this beautiful place, Tripadvisor is not allowing the opportunity to post my many photographs...hope to be able to once they confirm this attraction.
8. Petrified Forest Natural Monument Park (Bosques Petrificados)
9. Parque Nacional Lago Puelo
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 447 reviews
10. Parque Nacional Tierra del Fuego
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 8,612 reviews
Reviewed By TravelWarrior200 - Pasadena, United States
I stayed two nights at Los Cauquennes Hotel before a ten day cruise to Antarctica. Did an entire day at the national park with the extraordinary services of Canal fun and Nature which provided us with an all-morning guided trek of 4 to 6 miles in the beautiful forest, then a lunch in a domed tent that they maintain, followed by a two hour canoe ride (actually inflatable rafts where that are somewhat comparable to canoes). An amazing history, a fair amount of wild life, beautiful views of the various bays, and an interesting self-paddled ride in the afternoon on one of the lakes and then rivers. Everything in the park is well organized even if you don't use a guide or similar service.
