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Andean Crossing
We will take an unforgettable journey through three beautiful lakes, connected by four land routes, traveling from Puerto Varas, Chile, to San Carlos de Bariloche, Argentina. This experience will be offered daily throughout the year, providing an immersion in the breathtaking landscapes of the most colorful and stunning region of Patagonia. During the 12-hour journey, we will cross borders between the two countries while admiring imposing mountains, lush valleys, and the crystal-clear waters of the lakes that make this route so special.
Our tour will include transportation from your hotel or the ferry terminal if you are traveling from Chile to Argentina (Chile/Argentina leg), or from the ferry terminal to your hotel if you are returning from Argentina to Chile (Argentina/Chile leg). We will ensure comfort and convenience, allowing you to enjoy every moment of this trip full of enchanting landscapes and memories that you will carry with you forever.
Punti salienti
- Let's take a boat trip through three beautiful lakes.
Cosa è incluso
- Accredited Tourist Guide
- Transportation provided to the Andean Crossing Office for the excursion departure.
Cosa non è incluso
- Extras
Informazioni importanti
The tour operates daily, with the schedule to be arranged.
It is recommended to arrive 15 minutes before the scheduled time at the agreed meeting point.
Hotel check-out times are approximate. Passengers should always include their phone number in their booking so that the destination coordinator can contact them to confirm their exact departure time.
The tour may be cancelled or rescheduled in case of adverse weather conditions.
The schedules, routes, and other information regarding this product are subject to change without notice. In case of changes, we will contact the passenger to arrange the necessary adjustments.
The Cruce Andino can be done in 1 day or with 1 night's accommodation in Peulla (additional cost). On May 1st, the Argentinian side of the Cruce Andino does not operate.