Welcome to the Tangol blog, the place where we share everything we've learned organizing trips around South America for more than two decades.

Here you'll find destination guides with practical and up-to-date information, suggested itineraries based on the number of days you have available, recommendations on when to visit each place, and specific tips to ensure your trip goes exactly as you imagined: what documents to bring, how to get around between cities, how much to budget, and what not to miss at each stop.

We write about Patagonia, Northern Argentina, Machu Picchu, the Salar de Uyuni, Iguazu Falls, the Atacama Desert, the beaches of Brazil, and many lesser-known places that also deserve a place on your route.

Explore our articles, get inspired and start planning your next trip to South America.

Filters
Sections
Categories
Subcategories

Select a category first

Clear filters
Applied filters Bariloche Clear filters

Important activities

All articles

Experiences not to be missed

All articles

Restaurants and bars

All articles

Drinks and cocktails

All articles

Things to do

All articles

Eat good

All articles

Important Hotels

All articles

The night

All articles

Where to sleep

All articles

Activities that you will like

All articles
Bariloche

Is kayaking in Bariloche dangerous? Rentals, tips, and a beginner's guide

Bariloche is the perfect destination for lovers of extreme nature and unforgettable landscapes. Among its many offerings, kayaking has become a favorite for those seeking a calm yet immersive experience. How safe is it to paddle through the southern lakes? Is it advisable to go with a guide? Where can I rent equipment? Below is a clear guide for…

Bariloche

A short guide to the best hiking in Bariloche

Bariloche has some of the most accessible hikes throughout Patagonia and the scenery is to-die-for. Bariloche is located in the north of Patagonia, although it is still a 23-hour bus journey from the bustling Buenos Aires (but worth the trip!). Often referred to as an Alpine village, Bariloche is home to wooden chalets, freshwater lakes and…

Bariloche

How to go to the Arrayanes Forest from Bariloche

They say that from time to time it is necessary to get out of the routine to enter a forest and find a better connection with nature and oneself. And there is no greater example than the Arrayanes Forest : a unique and remote place in the Patagonia Argentina , more precisely located on the Quetrihué Peninsula, next to Villa La Angostura. It should…

Bariloche

Where to go out at night in Bariloche

Located in the southwest of the Río Negro province and considered one of the most important cities in Argentine Patagonia, San Carlos de Bariloche is ideal to visit in any time of the year because it has it all: gastronomy, history, culture, nature, winter sports, adventure. And of course, party! Yes, Bariloche has the best nights of Argentina and…

The most read articles

All articles

Organize your trip

All articles
Bariloche

El Bolsón and Lake Puelo

Tu avión aterrizó en la ciudad rionegrina de Bariloche , que recorriste de una punta a la otra. Disfrutaste de sus senderos, sus miradores, las orillas de sus lagos, las especialidades gastronómicas, y las actividades deportivas especiales que ofrece el lugar, como el snowboard o el ski. Decidiste seguir viaje, un poco más al sur, agarrando la…

Bariloche

4 must-see walks on the Seven Lakes Trail

La ruta que une a Villa La Angostura y San Martín de los Andes es uno de los escenarios únicos al que todos los visitantes deben agregar a su lista cuando deciden visitar La Patagonia. El Camino de los Siete Lagos es uno de los puntos turísticos más importantes de la Argentina. Se trata de un trayecto de 110 kilómetros de la Ruta 40 que une a la…

Bariloche

A short guide to the best hiking in Bariloche

Bariloche has some of the most accessible hikes throughout Patagonia and the scenery is to-die-for. Bariloche is located in the north of Patagonia, although it is still a 23-hour bus journey from the bustling Buenos Aires (but worth the trip!). Often referred to as an Alpine village, Bariloche is home to wooden chalets, freshwater lakes and…

Bariloche

How to go to the Arrayanes Forest from Bariloche

They say that from time to time it is necessary to get out of the routine to enter a forest and find a better connection with nature and oneself. And there is no greater example than the Arrayanes Forest : a unique and remote place in the Patagonia Argentina , more precisely located on the Quetrihué Peninsula, next to Villa La Angostura. It should…

Most read articles

All articles

Recommended accommodations in South America

All articles

Our recommended

All articles

Tips for your trip

All articles
Bariloche

Fishing in Rio Limay: Recommended place near Bariloche

Bariloche is one of the top destinations for anglers thanks to the variety of species and the unmatched natural surroundings framing its waters. The Limay River is just 45 minutes from the civic center , and along with the majestic Nahuel Huapi Lake, it's one of the most popular fishing spots in the area. Both waters are home to fish species such…

Bariloche

Everything you need to know to organize your Ski trip in Bariloche

In winter, the famous city of San Carlos de Bariloche turns white and gives away incredible postcards of its landscapes. And not only that, it also offers “a mountain” of activities and sports to do in the snow, which is reason enough to make it one of the most chosen destinations. Snowboarding, skiing, sledding, Nordic skiing: Bariloche has it…

Bariloche

How is the weather in San Carlos de Bariloche throughout the year?

San Carlos de Bariloche , or simply Bariloche, is a city located in Argentine Patagonia , considered one of the most beautiful in the country and visited year-round by hundreds of tourists who come to marvel at its landscapes. As we know, planning a trip depends on our own tastes and comfort, and if you're planning a trip to Bariloche, deciding…

Bariloche

In which mountain huts to sleep in Bariloche

Bariloche has the network of most important mountain refuges in South America, making them a great option to enjoy the mountain up close. All offer places to sleep, meals, excursions and bathrooms. What began many years ago as a resting point in the ascents of the mountaineers , today is an excellent alternative to enjoy the landscape, the…

The best gastronomy

All articles