Have you been to Bariloche before? What did I miss? If you have some great suggestions not listed here, put them down in the comments for others to learn about!
Did you guys know that Bariloche is a place where ufo’s have been seen above the lakes quite often… There’s a very mysterious story about a secret project that took place in the 70ies on the Huemul island 🫣🤐👽😲… kind of scary
Bariloche seems to be the best scenery among many Argentinian places. Lots of trees and water, with high mountain covered with snow are impressive. Thanks for the good introduction!
Going to Bariloche in mid-January! One of my best friends from high school invited me to Argentina, and we’re going to BA, Bariloche and Iguazu to see the country and his family. Spending 5 whole days there in Bariloche
I´m glad that you liked Bariloche, and I see that you have enjoyed it a lot, you can really be a guide to Bariloche, because you have explained everything in great detail. Greeting from Bahía Blanca , Argentina !!
@@NickiPostsTravelStuff I've got it, and I think Buenos Aires is even more expensive haha Then, I guess Argentina is a good place to visit and not to live, unless you're fine 🤌🏻 $$$ 😅 I've reached your channel today, i'm loving watching your videos about Argentina, very cool! Are you american?
Actually Argentina is a very affordable place to live. It’s just that the south is expensive. More expensive than BA! It’s a really fantastic country with a lot to offer. Thank you so much for watching my videos. I’m glad up found me. And I hope you’ll visit Argentina one day! :)
A beautiful scenery with lots of water, green trees, beautiful mountain views. Bariloche seems to have the warmer weather than Canada. Thanks for this informative and useful video.
Thanks for watching! Bariloche is very beautiful! I was there in spring in Argentina, and during the day, it was definitely very warm, but chilly at night.
Your videos on Argentina have been so valuable to me! I appreciate your honesty and insightful tips. Also, great editing and efficiency in how you present your content. I'm thinking of visiting Bariloche and saw a clip of the place you stayed at in another video - do you mind sharing where that was? I'm looking for a place just outside of city center while still accessible by public transport.
Hey Amorca! Thank you so much for the compliment. I'm really glad to have helped! :) You should definitely visit Bariloche! I think you're thinking of the airbnb in the 7 Lagos video? That was actually in Bariloche. About a 10-minute walk from the main plaza. Though you should be able to find several places just outside of town accessible by public transport. Check on Airbnb, booking, and Mercado Libre. There are a ton of buses that run along the main road between Bariloche and the Circuito Chico, so as long as you get a place close enough to that main road, you should have no issue at all with transportation.
@@NickiPostsTravelStuff Ok, great - thank you for taking the time to respond! Also really glad you got to visit Patagonia after having lived in AR for a while :)
I think I'm going to make this the gold standard Bariloche video to share with people who are interested in visiting. Hello from an Argentine in So. Cal.
Hi Nicki! Have you heard about some "relief" for foreingers with the dolar situation? I heard a vague reference to a new type of tourist card or something to that effect, to try to help tourists to get the better rates without having to resort to Western Union and wads of cash. I'm going to Buenos Aires for 2 weeks in June and it would be interesting to know, plus it gives you an excuse to do an update video :) Love your content, I have watched every single video from Argentina, I may move to the other countries you have :) Thank you for your work!
Hey Anabella, thanks for watching. So it is true that Argentina recently changed so that in theory you can receive a 'tourist rate' (not as good as blue dollar, but slightly less) when you pay with your credit card. This started in November but when I tried it, it didn't work. I still got charged the red rate. But then I heard that in mid-late December, Visa and Mastercard WERE charging the tourist rate. HOWEVER, it takes a few weeks to get a refund. So you'll see the transaction first in the red rate, then a few weeks later you'll see the difference appear on your credit card statement. I would say you should try a test. Pay for something fairly cheap with your credit card, and see how it goes. Definitely don't rely solely on your credit card at first. I think Argentina will be mainly a cash based society for a long time to come. Good luck! :)
Hi PG. I posted this video today. Do you mean this video in Bariloche? I was there the last two weeks of November. I also filmed this video over several days. There were a few windy days, but mostly it was great weather while I was there.
Thank you for you video. I am heading to BA in 2 weeks and i am staying for 6 months.... i have a bizzare question: what is the name of the guitar runmba song played at 20:02 ? I like to find the tab and play it on my guitar! Viva!
Amazing! Thanks for curating all those wonderful things to do. Also how would you rate the internet there? Would it be possible for a remote worker to base there?
I actually had great internet in the places I stayed. Much better than the north of the country. The only place I didn’t have wifi down south was when I stayed at an eco hostel in El Bolson, and that was only because the hippies forgot to pay the bill 😂😅
Bariloche is the most popular destination for highschool graduation trips. A place of Bariloche I've never been but it seems amazing in pictures is La Buitrera. Bariloche has so many interesting places around, and they are so different in every season, you never get bored!
You’re so right! Bariloche has unending possibilities for things to do! I saw a TON of school groups there too. Next time I’ll have to check out La Buitrera!!
Really surprised to see Belakay named here; it's a nice cozy place that's really worth it. I'll make sure Bel (half of the owner couple) knows of the free ad!
Hello Nicki. Thank you for your useful video. We are planning to visit Bariloche in January. Whenever we can avoid renting a car (like areas with great public transportation or very affordable taxis) we don't rent a car. We like hiking a lot. In your opinion, in order to go to trail heads around Bariloche, can one take public transport ofr taxis, or is it better to have a rental car handy?
I didn’t rent a car in Bariloche (except to see the 7 Lakes), but managed to get to several of the hikes by public transport. One day I joined friends who had rented a car which was helpful, but public transport was also available to go to those places.
@@NickiPostsTravelStuff Many thanks for the fast reply. 🙏Have you ever had a chance to book a taxi for a distance like the one to the head of a trail. Are they available? reasonable? Thank you and sorry to keep bothering you.
como alguien que vive en bariloche, si te gusta caminar, lo mejor es comprar tarjeta sube y de ahí moverte en transporte publico hacia lugares de naturaleza, conocer las lineas de transporte, cuales paran en el lugar que estas y que recorridos hacen, taxis y remises tienen sus contras, los choferes intentan sacar toda la ventaja que tienen frente al turista cobrándote tarifas altas y sin mencionar que es posible que cuando necesites uno no encuentres disponible, en cambio el colectivo que es como se le llama al transporte publico aca, no suele fallar, tienen una frecuencia de 20-30 minutos, y lo unico malo es que talvez en verano se llenan pero a diferencia de los taxis, son mucho mas economicos, espero haber podido ayudado y que tengas un buen estadia nuestra ciudad :)
@@Alex-ed8vj Hasta donde específicamente queres ir? yo diria que minimo 6 mil pesos que ojo capaz para el sueldo no argentino parece poco, pero enrealidad te ven la cara, y aca hay dos tipos de choferes (en realidad 3 si sumas a uber) Los remises y los taxis, los taxis normalmente los paras en la calle y te llevan a otro punto especifico, y los remises podes llamar por telefono a una oficina y te envian el auto a tu localizacion
For your next visit I recommend that you visit Los Gigantes - Villa El Chocón. It is a small but beautiful village that is located around 400 km from Bariloche (4 hours). It is a lake with a harsh climate but beautiful in summer and the lake is mostly wild. Beautiful place.
You're right, I didn't go to Lago Puelo. There are so many places to see and unfortunately I just could not see them all! :) Villa La Angostura is very beautiful. I did make a quick stop there during my road trip around the 7 Lagos to San Martin de los Andes.
@@NickiPostsTravelStuff thanks for your fast answer! My daughter is there at the moment and she seems to have problems finding it … and she’s planning to visit many cities in Argentina
Hola! La tarjeta SUBE se vende rn todas las bocas de expendio de los subtes en Buenos Aires. Cuando vas a tomar el subte o metro (no se como le dicen en su país) allí vas al kiosco del subte y la compras y ahí mismo te la cargan con efectivo y los argentinos la cargan con billetera virtual a través del celular también. Buen viaje y buena estadía!
Have you been to Bariloche before? What did I miss? If you have some great suggestions not listed here, put them down in the comments for others to learn about!
@@chocolateviking6309 haha
Did you guys know that Bariloche is a place where ufo’s have been seen above the lakes quite often… There’s a very mysterious story about a secret project that took place in the 70ies on the Huemul island 🫣🤐👽😲… kind of scary
Bariloche seems to be the best scenery among many Argentinian places. Lots of trees and water, with high mountain covered with snow are impressive. Thanks for the good introduction!
Absolutely! Bariloche is amazing!!!
Going to Bariloche in mid-January! One of my best friends from high school invited me to Argentina, and we’re going to BA, Bariloche and Iguazu to see the country and his family. Spending 5 whole days there in Bariloche
Oh amazing, that is going to be such a fantastic trip! I hope my videos can help you get prepared for you trip. Buen viaje! :)
We are going to visit El Chaten and SC Bariloche.. first time. Im staying at the Llao, Llao.
Wonderful, you’ll love it! So beautiful!!
I´m glad that you liked Bariloche, and I see that you have enjoyed it a lot, you can really be a guide to Bariloche, because you have explained everything in great detail. Greeting from Bahía Blanca , Argentina !!
Thank you so much! I stayed one night in Bahia Blanca on my way to Puerto Madryn in October!
Hola simpática, el mes que viene viajo a Bariloche desde Australia.
Increible! Te va a encantar! Es hermosa! Pasalo bien! :)
As an argentinian guy i've traveled bunch of time to Bariloche and i got to say your recomendations are pretty much amazing!
WOW Thank you so much. That really means a lot coming from an Argentinian! :)
Theres so much sun in Argentina ...... *crying*
Yes 😍☀️
Tell me about it, I live in the middle of Britain, the land the Sun forgot and in Argentina the sky has a brilliant deep blue color
Your videos are great. Informative and fun. Plus you're always smiling and happy which is a bonus...
Aww thank you so much 💕
Amazing episode in Bariloche, keep it up!! cheers
Thank you so much, Axel ❤️
@@NickiPostsTravelStuff Happy New Year dear!!🥂❤
@@axelpap4613 Thank you so much, same to you! :)
@@NickiPostsTravelStuff Thank you!!!🥂😘
Feliz Año 2023 🙏, Mis mejores deseos para ti 🥂🎄🎁🎅🏻,
Paz, Amor, Salud y Prosperidad
Muchísimas gracias Rodrigo! A vos también! ;)
Bariloche"used to be the perfect place...for honeymooners!!😀☀️
I could see that! It's so beautiful. Is it not the perfect place for that anymore?
Thank you, very good information.
Thank you
Besos Abrazos Bendiciones desde Lincoln Argentina Tri Campeón Mundial!!!
Gracias Pedro!!! :)
Bariloche is amazing, I really have to visit it someday!
YOU DO! There is SO MUCH to see around that area. I was totally blown away!
@@NickiPostsTravelStuff I can imagine it! Would you also live there?
@@leaandromulller3611 Hmm I'm not sure about that. It's really beautiful but the south is so expensive compared to the rest of the country!
@@NickiPostsTravelStuff I've got it, and I think Buenos Aires is even more expensive haha Then, I guess Argentina is a good place to visit and not to live, unless you're fine 🤌🏻 $$$ 😅 I've reached your channel today, i'm loving watching your videos about Argentina, very cool! Are you american?
Actually Argentina is a very affordable place to live. It’s just that the south is expensive. More expensive than BA! It’s a really fantastic country with a lot to offer. Thank you so much for watching my videos. I’m glad up found me. And I hope you’ll visit Argentina one day! :)
A beautiful scenery with lots of water, green trees, beautiful mountain views. Bariloche seems to have the warmer weather than Canada. Thanks for this informative and useful video.
Thanks for watching! Bariloche is very beautiful! I was there in spring in Argentina, and during the day, it was definitely very warm, but chilly at night.
@@NickiPostsTravelStuff i posted several comments but received no response from you. What happened?
I'm glad you've enjoyed Argentina so much! San Martin de los Andes is my favourite city!
Yes it’s so beautiful!
Your videos on Argentina have been so valuable to me! I appreciate your honesty and insightful tips. Also, great editing and efficiency in how you present your content. I'm thinking of visiting Bariloche and saw a clip of the place you stayed at in another video - do you mind sharing where that was? I'm looking for a place just outside of city center while still accessible by public transport.
Hey Amorca! Thank you so much for the compliment. I'm really glad to have helped! :) You should definitely visit Bariloche!
I think you're thinking of the airbnb in the 7 Lagos video? That was actually in Bariloche. About a 10-minute walk from the main plaza. Though you should be able to find several places just outside of town accessible by public transport. Check on Airbnb, booking, and Mercado Libre. There are a ton of buses that run along the main road between Bariloche and the Circuito Chico, so as long as you get a place close enough to that main road, you should have no issue at all with transportation.
@@NickiPostsTravelStuff Ok, great - thank you for taking the time to respond! Also really glad you got to visit Patagonia after having lived in AR for a while :)
@@amorca4653 Aw thank you so much. It's SO beautiful down there! :)
I think I'm going to make this the gold standard Bariloche video to share with people who are interested in visiting. Hello from an Argentine in So. Cal.
Oh wow what a compliment. Thank you so much! I really appreciate that❤️
Yeah, there is nothing in Colonia Suiza, just a little park and a beach
Haha thank you for confirming!! :)
Rubia tenes que venir a Salta sin dudas !!!
jajajaj ya fui! :)
@@NickiPostsTravelStuff And where is the video ???
On my channel! Just check the Argentina playlist!
Hi Nicki!
Have you heard about some "relief" for foreingers with the dolar situation? I heard a vague reference to a new type of tourist card or something to that effect, to try to help tourists to get the better rates without having to resort to Western Union and wads of cash.
I'm going to Buenos Aires for 2 weeks in June and it would be interesting to know, plus it gives you an excuse to do an update video :)
Love your content, I have watched every single video from Argentina, I may move to the other countries you have :) Thank you for your work!
Hey Anabella, thanks for watching. So it is true that Argentina recently changed so that in theory you can receive a 'tourist rate' (not as good as blue dollar, but slightly less) when you pay with your credit card. This started in November but when I tried it, it didn't work. I still got charged the red rate. But then I heard that in mid-late December, Visa and Mastercard WERE charging the tourist rate. HOWEVER, it takes a few weeks to get a refund. So you'll see the transaction first in the red rate, then a few weeks later you'll see the difference appear on your credit card statement. I would say you should try a test. Pay for something fairly cheap with your credit card, and see how it goes. Definitely don't rely solely on your credit card at first. I think Argentina will be mainly a cash based society for a long time to come. Good luck! :)
Awesome video! Im planning to go next year. Just trying to decide whether to go in April for fall foliage, or July for winter sports.
Whenever you choose, it will be amazing! :)
I was there many years ago and back then , I didn't see any graffiti, its a bit sad to see it now in your video.
Oh you mean in the centro cívico? Yeah that’s disappointing, isn’t it?!
You should also visit GRAMADO & CANELA in Brazil, it’s way more European look and prettier than Bariloche.
Funny enough, I have been there. I lived in Rio Grande do Sol when I was 22! :)
Posted just 5 days ago but it looks like winter what month were you there? I noticed everyone's wearing a jacket.
Hi PG. I posted this video today. Do you mean this video in Bariloche? I was there the last two weeks of November. I also filmed this video over several days. There were a few windy days, but mostly it was great weather while I was there.
Thank you for you video. I am heading to BA in 2 weeks and i am staying for 6 months.... i have a bizzare question: what is the name of the guitar runmba song played at 20:02 ? I like to find the tab and play it on my guitar!
Viva!
Do you see any scooter rental there?
Do you need to take your own sleeping bag to stay the night in a Refugio?
I believe you do! I suggest checking the website just in case! :)
Amazing! Thanks for curating all those wonderful things to do. Also how would you rate the internet there? Would it be possible for a remote worker to base there?
I actually had great internet in the places I stayed. Much better than the north of the country. The only place I didn’t have wifi down south was when I stayed at an eco hostel in El Bolson, and that was only because the hippies forgot to pay the bill 😂😅
@@NickiPostsTravelStuff Good to know! And sounds about right haha
@@balmaraz96 hhahah yes, exactly!
In Bariloche I know that there is a fallen Bunker, which was once built by Nazis.
Oh interesting, I didn’t know that! There are Nazi history walking tours where you can learn more of that history!
Hahaha!
The nazi bunker is like the Juliete balcony in Italy....
Outside Bariloche were developted the Argentine nuclear program...
I was wondering why she was smiling so much in the thumbnail? This is not a shit ass continent like others, where you can smile out of empathy.
What point are you reading to prove, Kevin? I feel sad for you.
Bariloche is the most popular destination for highschool graduation trips. A place of Bariloche I've never been but it seems amazing in pictures is La Buitrera. Bariloche has so many interesting places around, and they are so different in every season, you never get bored!
You’re so right! Bariloche has unending possibilities for things to do! I saw a TON of school groups there too. Next time I’ll have to check out La Buitrera!!
Very informative, thanks. Subsribed❤
your video is super helpful.. watched it 3x already.. thank you!
I'm half american (usa). Im also hapf Argentinean. I want to take the man i love to Bariloche.
You missed Villa Traful !!
Would you recommend Bariloche over Neuquén?
Unfortunately I haven’t been to Neuquen so I cannot compare!
Really surprised to see Belakay named here; it's a nice cozy place that's really worth it. I'll make sure Bel (half of the owner couple) knows of the free ad!
Oh great please let them know. It’s a lovely place. 💙
Very professional presentation, did you do all this editing by yourself? Mucho trabajo!
I did! And yes, a ton of work 😅 Thank you so much for watching! :)
@@NickiPostsTravelStuff I am in Mendoza now.....
@@GipsyDean Enjoy! It’s so beautiful! I have a couple Mendoza videos too that may help you! :)
Always is windy in Patagonia😂
Haha lots of wind!! 😅 Especially that particular day!
Hello Nicki. Thank you for your useful video. We are planning to visit Bariloche in January. Whenever we can avoid renting a car (like areas with great public transportation or very affordable taxis) we don't rent a car. We like hiking a lot. In your opinion, in order to go to trail heads around Bariloche, can one take public transport ofr taxis, or is it better to have a rental car handy?
I didn’t rent a car in Bariloche (except to see the 7 Lakes), but managed to get to several of the hikes by public transport. One day I joined friends who had rented a car which was helpful, but public transport was also available to go to those places.
@@NickiPostsTravelStuff Many thanks for the fast reply. 🙏Have you ever had a chance to book a taxi for a distance like the one to the head of a trail. Are they available? reasonable? Thank you and sorry to keep bothering you.
como alguien que vive en bariloche, si te gusta caminar, lo mejor es comprar tarjeta sube y de ahí moverte en transporte publico hacia lugares de naturaleza, conocer las lineas de transporte, cuales paran en el lugar que estas y que recorridos hacen, taxis y remises tienen sus contras, los choferes intentan sacar toda la ventaja que tienen frente al turista cobrándote tarifas altas y sin mencionar que es posible que cuando necesites uno no encuentres disponible, en cambio el colectivo que es como se le llama al transporte publico aca, no suele fallar, tienen una frecuencia de 20-30 minutos, y lo unico malo es que talvez en verano se llenan pero a diferencia de los taxis, son mucho mas economicos, espero haber podido ayudado y que tengas un buen estadia nuestra ciudad :)
@@franui6688 Gracias por el consejo. ¡Muy útil!
¿Aproximadamente cuánto cobraría un taxi por 30 km?
¿Hay números de teléfono para llamar a un taxi?
@@Alex-ed8vj Hasta donde específicamente queres ir? yo diria que minimo 6 mil pesos que ojo capaz para el sueldo no argentino parece poco, pero enrealidad te ven la cara, y aca hay dos tipos de choferes (en realidad 3 si sumas a uber) Los remises y los taxis, los taxis normalmente los paras en la calle y te llevan a otro punto especifico, y los remises podes llamar por telefono a una oficina y te envian el auto a tu localizacion
For your next visit I recommend that you visit Los Gigantes - Villa El Chocón. It is a small but beautiful village that is located around 400 km from Bariloche (4 hours). It is a lake with a harsh climate but beautiful in summer and the lake is mostly wild. Beautiful place.
Thanks for the rec! :)
I think you missed Lago Puelo when in El Bolsón. Also, Villa La Angostura is something to die for.
You're right, I didn't go to Lago Puelo. There are so many places to see and unfortunately I just could not see them all! :) Villa La Angostura is very beautiful. I did make a quick stop there during my road trip around the 7 Lagos to San Martin de los Andes.
But even in BA it’s difficult to buy the subs card! Where can you buy it in B A ?
I’ve heard that! Usually in the subte stations or kioskos, but I’ve heard they are really hard to find lately!
@@NickiPostsTravelStuff thanks for your fast answer! My daughter is there at the moment and she seems to have problems finding it … and she’s planning to visit many cities in Argentina
Hola! La tarjeta SUBE se vende rn todas las bocas de expendio de los subtes en Buenos Aires. Cuando vas a tomar el subte o metro (no se como le dicen en su país) allí vas al kiosco del subte y la compras y ahí mismo te la cargan con efectivo y los argentinos la cargan con billetera virtual a través del celular también. Buen viaje y buena estadía!