Boat trip + Trekking on Huemul Island – History of Nahuel Huapi

Highlights

• Easy hike through a native forest of mountain cypress and coihues
• Heated cabin boat
• Refreshing snack on board included

Description

We set sail from Puerto Petunia aboard the Puma II, heading east towards Huemul Island. Once on the island, we take a mild trek through native Andean-Patagonian forests of mountain cypress and coihue until we reach the ruins of the former nuclear research center known as 'Proyecto Huemul,' one of the most unique episodes in the history of Bariloche. We return to Puerto Petunia after enjoying a refreshing snack on board. This is an ideal excursion for those looking to combine sailing with a little history and a short, accessible hike. Important: Disembarkation on the island takes place on the beach, not at a wharf, so closed shoes are recommended.

Includes

4-hour boat trip aboard the Puma II Guided hike on Huemul Island Snack on board

Excludes

Alcoholic beverages

Important Information

• Closed shoes are recommended, as disembarkation is on the beach Subject to favorable weather conditions. In the event of cancellation, travelers will receive a guaranteed full refund for that cancellation. Minimum of 5 passengers per departure. When fewer than 5 travelers book, travelers will receive a guaranteed full refund for that cancellation.

Easy cancellation

Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund