Travelling in Los Antiguos

In Los Antiguos, you can do various tourist activities such as trekking in the hills, fishing in Lake Buenos Aires, and visiting local farms to taste cherries and other red fruits. Bird and native fauna watching is also very popular. During the summer, the National Cherry Festival is an unmissable event that brings together music, gastronomy and cultural attractions.

In Los Antiguos you can find a variety of accommodation options ranging from campsites and hostels to cabins and boutique hotels. There are options for different budgets and tastes, from more rustic places in contact with nature to more luxurious accommodations with all the comforts. Some accommodations also offer additional services such as guided tours and recreational activities.

To get to Los Antiguos from Buenos Aires, you must first take a flight to Comodoro Rivadavia, which is the closest airport with direct flights. From there, you can drive or take a bus that runs approximately 450 km to Los Antiguos. Another option is to fly to Río Gallegos or El Calafate and then continue the journey by bus or rental car. The road trip offers spectacular views of the Patagonian landscape.

In Los Antiguos, the typical gastronomy includes dishes made with local products such as cherries and other red fruits. You cannot miss trying the homemade cherry cakes, jams and liqueurs. In addition, the region offers Patagonian lamb, trout and other local delicacies. Local restaurants and farms also often offer tastings and special menus that include these fresh and authentic products.