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If you want the freedom to explore Bariloche at your own pace, a rental car might be the perfect solution for you. Most UK driving licences are accepted in Argentina, but an International Driving Permit is recommended, especially for longer stays. Don't forget to keep your driving licence, passport, rental paperwork and insurance papers in the car at all times while driving.
Consider hiring a compact car for city trips, as they are easier to manoeuvre and park. However, if you're willing to explore the mountainous regions or travel during winter, a 4x4 vehicle would be a safer and more comfortable option.
Unlike the UK, in Argentina, people drive on the right-hand side of the road. Speed limits are typically 40-60 km/h in cities, 80-110 km/h on open roads, and 120-130 km/h on motorways. Do remember that seat belts are compulsory for all passengers, and the use of mobile phones while driving is strictly prohibited unless using a hands-free device.
In Bariloche City, parking is not typically a problem. But, during the peak summer and winter tourism seasons, finding a spot in high-traffic areas can be challenging. We advise looking for guarded parking lots, particularly at night for more peace of mind.
There are plenty of petrol stations throughout the city and along the main highways. The fuel price is regulated by the government and is therefore the same at every petrol station. Petrol stations usually accept credit cards, but it's advisable to have cash on hand just in case.
The 'Circuito Chico' is a must-do driving route that offers breathtaking views of the mountains and lakes. Bariloche is famous for its Swiss-style architecture, particularly the Centro Cívico. Don't miss out on visiting the iconic 'Cathedral Mountain' for a scenic ski trip!
Unlike the unpredictable British weather, Bariloche has a distinct climate for each season. Summers are warm and relatively dry, while winters are cold and snowy, perfect for skiing. So make sure to pack your clothes accordingly!
The local currency is the Argentine Peso (ARS). Credit cards are widely accepted, but it's advisable to carry some cash for smaller establishments or emergencies.
As you prepare for your adventure in Bariloche, remember to savour every moment. The vibrant culture, breathtaking landscapes and remarkable architecture are waiting for you. Hiring a car will allow you to immerse yourself fully in the beauty of this Argentine gem.
