Argentina's lake district is located 1,600 kilometers southwest of Buenos Aires (a two-hour flight). This region is where the majestic Andes Mountains give way to a landlocked lake area of exquisite scenic contrasts.

The natural environment blends in a way that offers some of the country's most spectacular views. The landscape is one of quiet beauty, with warm-hearted people and youthful energy. The area boasts huge forests and glaciers-fed lakes, which make Bariloche and the entire region a picturesque location.

 One of the highlights of the region is El Camino de los 7 Lagos (The Seven Lakes Road), a scenic drive that takes visitors away from the crowds to the lake-side villas of La Angostura, San Martin de los Andes, and Traful. It's a perfect combination to Bariloche, offering even more opportunities for nature discovery.

The lake district offers a wide range of activities, including skiing, fishing, golf, hiking, mountain climbing, windsurfing, rafting, canopy tours, Condor watching, horseback riding, and much more.