Argentina
How to get to Bariloche? by air or earth
Getting to Bariloche is not difficult but it is important. You need to know the routes and means of transportation to decide if traveling by air or land is the best option for you.
Don’t worry if you still don’t know how to get to Bariloche. There are many routes and means of transportation. It can be by land, by bus or even your own car; by air, by plane. Of course, the latter is the fastest option, although it also depends on where you are going to travel. You just have to choose the one that works best for you or you just like the most!
GO TO BARILOCHE BY LAND
If you are looking for how to get to Bariloche by land, there is good news: there are many ways! The first thing you should know is that there are several bus companies that connect this Patagonian city with all of Argentina.
Obviously, the distances are longer from one province than from another, they vary based on where you are. The good thing is that you delight in countless landscapes, each more fascinating than the other. To give you a better reference, here are some of the distances you need to cross from different cities:
- Buenos Aires: 1640 Km.
- Cordoba: 1588 Km.
- El Calafate: 1449 Km.
- White Bay: 1076 Km.
- Comodoro Rivadavia: 868 Km.
- Gallegos River: 1667 Km.
- Port Madryn: 745 Km.
- Neuquén: 416 Km.
- Shelf: 300 km.
But, how to get to Bariloche by land, what route to take? To travel to Bariloche by car you have two alternatives. Departing from Buenos Aires:
- From the West Access to Luján: taking the national route #5 that leads to Santa Rosa. Then, you continue along the route #35 and, after 85 km you can splice with the route #152. Once traveled 46 km from General Acha, it connects with the provincial #20 where you have to drive with great caution; it’s “The Desert Route”. Before Catriel, it’s time to take the #151 that leads to Neuquén. Subsequently, the route #237 (route 40) to Bariloche.
From the Richieri Motorway and the Southern Highway to Cañuelas: taking the #3 route that leads to Bahía Blanca, where you will continue the route #22 to Neuquén, to connect with the #237 route to Bariloche. This option is longer, but less lonely.
TRAVEL TO BARILOCHE BY AIR
Believe it or not, car trips to San Carlos de Bariloche are more common. However, the fastest, shortest and most comfortable track is the airway, through the plane. The city has Bariloche International Airport, which means you’ll get straight there.
It can be via domestic and international flights from neighboring countries (Chile, Brazil and Uruguay). In case of other destinations, a stopover is made in Buenos Aires, capital of Argentina, which is 2:20 hrs by plane from Bariloche.
Once at Bariloche International Airport, you can transfer to the city by taxi or by renting a car. To make it even more comfortable and safe, from Moebius we offer you shuttle service. In fact, there are travel itineraries for this destination that include the entire package: air ticket, transfers, accommodation, excursions and food.
As you may have noticed, how to get to Bariloche is a matter of choice. You have the option of air by plane and others by land: bus and your own vehicle. Choose the one that suits you best and do not hesitate to whatsapp us in case of any concerns.
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