Puerto Blest and “Los Cantaros” Waterfall with transfer

Experience the Greatness of Puerto Blest and the “Los Cántaros” waterfall.”

Dare to live a different adventure in the heart of the Argentine Patagonia. When you choose your transfer, you will leave from the center of Bariloche towards the emblematic Puerto Pañuelo, located just 25 km away. On the way, you will be surprised by the splendor of the mountain range and the crystalline calm of the Patagonian lakes.

An Experience that Makes a Difference

Embark on a comfortable catamaran and sail for an unforgettable hour. During this trip, you will find the Centinela islet, the historical site where the remains of the famous Perito Moreno rest. The crossing will take you directly to the walkways that lead to the majestic Los Cántaros Waterfall, A spectacle of granite and water carved by millennia, a living testimony of the natural force.

Wonders of Puerto Blest

• Bahía Soñada: Enjoy the exceptional panoramic views of the bay and the intense green of Lake Frias, fed by the glaciers of the imposing Cerro Tronador.
• Trails in the Valdivian Rainforest: Walking through its trails you will connect with the extraordinary fauna and flora of an environment that does not exist anywhere else.

A Memento Forever

The experience concludes with the return over the Blest Arm, and Cerro Tronador says goodbye bathed in light at sunset, generating the indelible image that you will want to tell again and again.

Key Information

• Schedule: From 8:30 am to 6:00 pm.
• Includes: Roundtrip transfers, guided catamaran trips and interpretative walks in the jungle.
• Does not include: Meals (there are gastronomic proposals in the circuit), National Park access fees and boarding fees.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this tour designed for everyone?

Of course, it can be enjoyed by people of any age, without limitations.

What clothing is recommended?

Bring comfortable clothes and hiking shoes; add a jacket in case the weather surprises you.

Is the “Los Cántaros” waterfall open all year round?

In most cases yes, although it is always best to check availability during the winter.