Rafting Rio Manso To The Border
Tour Description
🏞️ Rafting on the Manso River to the Border – Extreme Adventure from Bariloche
Feel the thrill of adrenaline in the heart of Patagonia!
Rafting on the Manso River to the Border stands out as one of the most adventurous experiences available from Bariloche. Conquer the Class III and IV rapids, enveloped by majestic mountains, lush forests, and the breathtaking panoramas of Nahuel Huapi National Park.
Perfect for thrill-seekers, this excursion offers the ideal blend of adventure, nature, and excitement.
No previous rafting experience is needed—just enthusiasm and the desire to enjoy a once-in-a-lifetime day.
🚣♂️ Rafting Itinerary for the Manso River to the Border
The adventure starts with a departure from Bariloche along the iconic Route 40 South, a scenic drive winding through lakes and mountain landscapes. After approximately 70 km on paved roads, we switch to a gravel path that leads us into the Valle del Manso, arriving at Camping Tierra Aventura, our designated meeting spot and base camp.
Here, you will be greeted with a delicious homemade breakfast to energize you before the adventure begins. The guides will provide you with a wetsuit, life vest, helmet, and waterproof jacket, prioritizing your comfort and safety. Following a technical and safety orientation, we’ll head to the starting point for a 12 km rafting journey down the Lower Manso River, moving towards the Chilean border. Along the way, you’ll tackle rapids with thrilling names such as:🌀 data-start="1770" data-end="1791">Velvet Drawer, Ozone Hole, The Little Slide, Scrambled Egg, and Fang, among others!
An ideal fusion of action and unforgettable landscapes.
Upon reaching the Chilean border, our rafting adventure concludes and we return to the base camp, where you can enjoy a tasty lunch and unwind before heading back to Bariloche.
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Rafting Rio Manso To The Border