Bariloche: 4-Hour Cerro Catedral Base Tour Tour in Spanish
ID: GYG245852-O-425547
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国家: 阿根廷
持续时间:
04:00 小时
描述
Explore one of the most famous ski centers in South America, Cerro Catedral. Just 20 km from San Carlos de Bariloche, discover over 600 skiable hectares while 1030 meters above sea level.
Cerro Catedral is the largest ski resort in the Southern Hemisphere. With 120 kilometers of slopes spread over 600 hectares, this iconic destination in Bariloche, Argentina, offers an unparalleled experience for winter sports enthusiasts.
Open year-round, it boasts an impressive infrastructure including 34 lifts, comprising chairlifts, gondolas, and surface lifts. This facilitates the ascent of up to 36,000 people per hour, ensuring a smooth and comfortable experience for all visitors.
The service includes transportation to the resort from centrally located hotels or designated meeting points, as well as return to the hotel at the end of the day. Upon reaching the base of Cerro Catedral, visitors have the option to ascend to the mountain peak, where they can enjoy breathtaking panoramic views and experience the true beauty of the Patagonian Andes.
Ideal for a perfect winter day in nature, Cerro Catedral combines adventure, impressive natural landscapes, and high-quality services, offering an unforgettable experience in Argentine Patagonia.
亮点
- Go on an adventure for the whole family
- Venture to the largest ski slope in South America
- Explore one of the most modern ski centers in the country
- Ski, climb, trek, bike, or rappel while enjoying sprawling mountain views
导游语言
重要信息
• Guided tours are conducted in Spanish/Portuguese
包括
- Hotel pickup and drop-off to/from centrally located hotels in Bariloche
- Tour guide
- Insurance
不包括
- Taxes to ascend chairlift/cable car or any other elevation
- Equipment rental
- Sports classes
- Foods and drinks
- Personal expenses
- Gratuities (optional)
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取消
此游览您可以在旅行开始前24小时内免费取消。如果您在24小时后取消或未出现在游览中，您仍将被收取活动的全额费用。迟到接送或出发将被视为未出现。
