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Explore El Bolson's nature
Explore El Bolson's nature
Explore El Bolson's popular outdoor market
Try the famous beer from Patagonia
Explore El Bolson's nature
Explore El Bolson's nature
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El Bolson Day Trip from Bariloche

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Bariloche, Argentina
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About this activity

Escape Bariloche for a full-day immersion in El Bolsón, a bohemian mountain town celebrated for its berry farms, craft breweries, and artisan culture. This 9-hour excursion combines stunning Andean scenery with farm-to-table tastings and a vibrant local marketplace—a perfect counterpoint to urban exploration.

Enjoy a day trip from Bariloche to El Bolson, a town famous for its abundant berry farms, tasty beers made from locally grown hops and a healthy lifestyle inspired by hippies who moved here in the 1960s. 

Admire the area’s rich farmland, and taste excellent jams and other edible goods as you browse a popular outdoor market where artisans sell handmade crafts. Surrounded by gorgeous mountains and rivers, El Bolson gives visitors a warm welcome with plenty to do and see.

Highlights

  • Browse the renowned outdoor artisan market featuring handmade crafts and local goods
  • Taste award-winning craft beers brewed from locally-grown hops
  • Sample fresh jams, preserves, and berry products straight from regional farms
  • Explore the town's hippie-influenced counterculture heritage and bohemian vibe
  • Enjoy mountain and river landscapes framing the entire valley

Insider tips

  • Visit the farmers' market early (typically mornings) for the best selection and to chat with producers before items sell out
  • El Bolsón's craft beer scene punches above its weight—ask your guide which microbrewery is currently releasing seasonal brews
  • The town attracts a creative community; striking up conversations with locals often reveals hidden spots and personal recommendations

Good to know

  • Comfortable walking shoes recommended; the town centre and market involve significant pedestrian exploration
  • Mountain weather can shift rapidly; bring a light jacket even in summer months
  • Most purchases at the market and shops accept both cash (Argentine pesos) and cards, though smaller vendors may prefer cash

Who it's for

Foodies and farm-to-table enthusiasts seeking authentic regional flavoursCraft beer lovers exploring Argentina's emerging microbrewery sceneNature and culture travellers interested in bohemian communities and mountain landscapesShoppers hunting handmade, artisanal gifts and locally-produced goods

Best time to visit

Visit during berry season (December–March in the Southern Hemisphere) when farms are at peak production and the market overflows with fresh fruit and preserves. Early morning to mid-afternoon offers the most vibrant market activity and optimal lighting for exploring the town.

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