Victoria Island And Myrrh Forest

Duración: 8 Horas

The journey to Victoria Island and the Arrayanes Forest invites you to sail across the Nahuel Huapi Lake and uncover the hidden treasures of Patagonia. The island boasts exceptional conservation conditions and provides breathtaking views of the encircling mountains. The Arrayanes Forest, unique in the world, will astonish you with its distinctiveness!

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Descripción del Tour:

In the morning or early afternoon, we'll collect you from your hotel and transport you to Puerto Pañuelo, marking the start of our voyage through a captivating landscape of snow-capped mountains and verdant forests. As we sail across the pristine waters of Nahuel Huapi Lake, we'll arrive at Victoria Island, renowned for its towering cliffs.

Strolling through forests filled with pine, coihue, and birch trees, you'll immerse yourself in the rich stories and legends that this enchanting place holds. The island comes alive with a reserve of native animals like the Pudu pudu and exotic species such as red deer and golden pheasants, alongside a school for park rangers and a cozy inn.

After a brief continuation of our voyage, we will reach the Quetrihue Peninsula, home to the iconic Arrayanes Forest, which stands out globally for its remarkable size, density, and growth. Observing the myrtle trees adorned with white blossoms or gently covered in snow transports you to a magical, otherworldly realm.

As the sun sets behind the Andes mountains, we will make our way back to the port, where we will ensure your return to your hotel.

Important:

Children up to 4 years old can join for free.

Children aged 5 to 11 are eligible for the child rate.

Lo que SI incluye:

- Transportation service - Guide in Spanish - Audio guide in English and Portuguese

Lo que NO incluye:

- Transfers from/to hotels (designated meeting points only) - Food and drinks - Museum entrance fees - Any additional fees - Park entrance fees - Port fees