Transfer facts
- From
- Bariloche
- To
- Circuito Chico and Llao Llao
Price on request: we reply with the final price for your date.
West of Bariloche, Avenida Bustillo follows the shore of Lake Nahuel Huapi out to the Llao Llao peninsula, and a second road brings you back past Lake Moreno. That loop is the Circuito Chico. We arrange it either as a plain transfer to Llao Llao or Puerto Pañuelo, or as the full circuit with stops and the vehicle waiting. Availability in the region is confirmed when booking.
A transfer only
This suits guests staying in the Llao Llao area and anyone joining a lake excursion at Puerto Pañuelo, where boats leave for Isla Victoria, the Arrayanes forest and Puerto Blest. Excursions have a boarding time. Give it to us and we plan the departure with a margin, because Avenida Bustillo has one lane each way and is slow in high season.
The circuit with stops
The whole loop is paved. Usual stops:
- Cerro Campanario, where a chairlift goes up to a viewpoint;
- the San Eduardo chapel and the surroundings of the Llao Llao hotel;
- the Punto Panorámico viewpoint;
- Bahía López.
Colonia Suiza is a side trip on a partly gravel road; tell us when booking if you want to add it.
What the service includes
Your driver drives and waits at each stop. The driver is not a tour guide, and tickets and lift rides are paid by you. The price is per vehicle, waiting included, and depends on how long you want the vehicle. To add other outings on the same day, see private driver for a day in Bariloche.
Vehicle
A sedan for up to 3 passengers; a minivan or an 8-seat van for families and groups.
Updated on 13 October 2026
Frequently asked questions
How long should we allow for the circuit?
It depends on the number of stops and whether you have lunch on the way. Tell us what you want to see and we suggest a duration.
Can you drop us at Puerto Pañuelo and collect us when the boat returns?
Yes. Give us the departure and return times of the excursion when booking.
Is the circuit possible in winter?
Yes, it is a paved road used all year. With snow or ice, conditions are checked before setting off.