Península Llao Llao

Península Llao Llao is a landform wedged between Lake Nahuel Huapi and Lake Moreno, shaped by rolling terrain and dense forests of cypress and coihue trees. The varied elevations across the peninsula create different vantage points overlooking the water bodies.

The region belonged to the Mapuche people before European settlement brought transformation to the land. This transition marked a shift in how the landscape was used and experienced over time.

The San Eduardo Chapel anchors the peninsula's landscape with its simple architectural form. The place has become a focal point where visitors sense the connection between the built structure and the natural environment surrounding it.

This place is accessible by public bus from nearby Bariloche and can be explored on foot through various trails and paths. Sturdy footwear is recommended since the hilly terrain and forest routes require good footing.

A loop trail winds through the peninsula and reaches hidden beaches and elevated viewpoints that many visitors overlook. Some of these spots reveal unexpected perspectives on the surrounding lakes that differ from the main viewing areas.

Location: Río Negro Province

GPS coordinates: -41.04806,-71.56250

Latest update: December 12, 2025 14:21