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  • BETWEEN LAKES & VOLCANOES EXPEDITION • NOV 13–28, 2028

    Between Lakes & Volcanoes Tour 2028

    16 days of expedition departing from Brazil, connecting Argentina and Chile via the most beautiful route in Northern Patagonia.
    Urubici, Bariloche, the Seven Lakes Route, Pucón, Villarrica, Puerto Varas and the Andes between the two countries.

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    Some routes make sense on a map. Others make sense in the soul. The connection between Brazil and Northern Patagonia is both at once: you leave Urubici on the RN-282, cross the border at Santo Tomé, cut through the Argentine pampa, and before you know it you are literally between lakes and volcanoes, the Andes changing color with every curve and the scent of araucaria pine in the air.

    This route crosses three countries — Brazil, Argentina and Chile — through the heart of Northern Patagonia, a region where emerald-colored lakes appear around every bend and active volcanoes rise on the horizon with a geometric perfection that seems unreal. Lago Nahuel Huapi, the Siete Lagos, the snow-capped Lanín, the Laguna Azul in Pucón, Villarrica smoking above the town, Osorno mirrored in Lago Llanquihue.

    UpSerra expedition in the classic format: you leave Brazil on your own bike and UpSerra takes care of everything else. Customs logistics at all three borders, support vehicle, bilingual guides, superior accommodation, travel insurance, professional photography. For riders without a bike, or who’d rather not bring their own, a prepared BMW R1300GS is available (optional upgrade). The best version of Northern Patagonia — with no detail left to chance.

    ~6,700 km
    Urubici → Patagonia and back
    16 days
    Nov 13–28
    Easy Level
    Pavement · comfortable roads
    3 countries
    Brazil · Argentina · Chile
    South America Std.
    ID only · no visa
    Southern summer
    Best season · long days

    WATCH

    The route through UpSerra’s eyes

    GALLERY

    Lakes and Volcanoes in Pictures

    Nahuel Huapi · Siete Lagos · Lanín · Villarrica · Osorno · Todos los Santos

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    ITINERARY

    16 Days Through Lakes and Volcanoes

    MON Nov 13 → TUE Nov 28, 2028 · Urubici in · Santo Tomé out · ~6,700 km · 3 countries

    DAY 1 · MON NOV 13
    Urubici — Gathering, briefing and opening dinner
    The group meets in Urubici, the mountain town from which UpSerra departs for Patagonia. Travel kit handover, bike inspection, full briefing on borders and route. Opening dinner with the team. No riding.
    DAY 2 · TUE NOV 14
    Urubici → Santo Tomé (AR) · ~771 km · cross BR→AR
    The big start. Descent via the RN-282, crossing western Santa Catarina and Rio Grande do Sul toward Uruguaiana/Santo Tomé. Brazil–Argentina border crossing with full team support on customs procedures. First night on Argentine soil.
    DAY 3 · WED NOV 15
    Santo Tomé → Zárate/Campana · ~638 km
    A ride through rural Argentine landscapes toward the north of Buenos Aires. The Argentine plains in their full extent — a contrast to what lies ahead. Technical stops for fuel and meals.
    DAY 4 · THU NOV 16
    Zárate/Campana → Santa Rosa · ~740 km
    Crossing the vast pampean plains. The horizon gradually begins to change and the first silhouettes of mountains appear in the distance. Relaxed dinner in Santa Rosa.
    DAY 5 · FRI NOV 17
    Santa Rosa → Neuquén · ~532 km
    Gradual entry into the Argentine Patagonian region. Arid landscapes with hills in the background announce the change in terrain. Neuquén — Patagonia’s gateway city, at the confluence of the Neuquén and Limay rivers.
    DAY 6 · SAT NOV 18
    Neuquén → Villa La Angostura · ~479 km
    Official entry into the Andean Lakes region. Ruta Nacional 40 and then RN 237 reveal the first breathtaking views: Lago Nahuel Huapi starts to appear, the Andes close in the horizon. Arrival in Villa La Angostura — the most beautiful village in Northern Patagonia.
    DAY 7 · SUN NOV 19
    Villa La Angostura — Free day · Seven Lakes Route and Bosque de Arrayanes
    Free day to soak in the region. Options: a ride along the Seven Lakes Route (RN 234), a visit to the Bosque de Arrayanes (unique trees on the Quetrihué Peninsula), hiking trails, a boat trip on Nahuel Huapi, or simply resting in the Andean village.
    DAY 8 · MON NOV 20
    Villa La Angostura → Pucón (CL) · ~292 km · cross AR→CL
    Departure via Paso Mamuil Malal, with Volcán Lanín (3,776 m, a perfect cone) dominating the landscape for miles before the border. Argentina–Chile crossing and arrival in Pucón, with Villarrica smoking above the town.
    DAY 9 · TUE NOV 21
    Pucón → Puerto Varas · ~417 km · Villarrica, Osorno, Llanquihue
    Scenic route through the Los Ríos and Los Lagos regions, skirting Lago Calafquén, Lago Riñihue and arriving at Lago Llanquihue with Volcán Osorno in the background. Puerto Varas — the City of Roses, with Germanic-style houses on the shore of Chile’s most spectacular lake.
    DAY 10 · WED NOV 22
    Puerto Varas — Free day · Osorno, Frutillar or Cochamó
    Free day with options: an ascent up Volcán Osorno (up to 1,240 m via the ski-station road), a visit to Frutillar with its Germanic-style houses and Lago Llanquihue, or a trip to Cochamó Valley — the Chilean Yosemite.
    DAY 11 · THU NOV 23
    Puerto Varas → Bariloche (AR) · ~319 km · cross CL→AR
    Return to Argentina via Paso Cardenal Samoré, with views of Lagos Puyehue and Nahuel Huapi. Arrival in Bariloche — the pearl of Northern Patagonia — with the Centro Cívico and Nahuel Huapi ahead.
    DAY 12 · FRI NOV 24
    Bariloche — Free day · Circuito Chico, Cerro Catedral, chocolate
    A full day in Bariloche. The complete Seven Lakes Route, Circuito Chico (Llao Llao, San Pedro Peninsula), Cerro Catedral with a 360° view of the Andes, or shopping on Calle Mitre (Patagonian chocolate, crafts). Special dinner with the team.
    DAY 13 · SAT NOV 25
    Bariloche → Neuquén · ~646 km · start of the return
    The journey back begins. Ruta 40 heading north with Patagonia’s spectacular scenery alongside. The group starts processing the images and stories of the past week as the miles go by.
    DAY 14 · SUN NOV 26
    Neuquén → Santa Rosa · ~421 km · closing dinner
    Second-to-last stage on Argentine soil. Crossing the pampa with the adrenaline of the return trip. Closing dinner in Santa Rosa — sharing photos, stories and what Patagonia left in each of us.
    DAY 15 · MON NOV 27
    Santa Rosa → Zárate/Campana · ~632 km
    The classic crossing of the Argentine plains. The group is quieter now — the silence of people who just did something big. Technical stops and meals. Last night on Argentine soil.
    DAY 16 · TUE NOV 28
    Zárate/Campana → Santo Tomé · ~805 km · cross AR→BR · return to Brazil
    The longest and most emotional day: from Zárate to Brazil, crossing the border back at Santo Tomé/Uruguaiana. The celebration of a complete expedition — 16 days, 3 countries, ~6,700 km, crystal-clear lakes and volcanoes no one will forget.

    THE PACKAGE

    What’s Included

    Map Between Lakes & Volcanoes Tour 2028 — UpSerra Mototurismo

    INCLUDED

    • 14 nights of accommodation (Pousada UpSerra Urubici + selected hotels)
    • Breakfast at all hotels
    • UpSerra guiding throughout the entire tour
    • Support vehicle with luggage transport and mechanical support
    • Professional photography and video coverage
    • Initial briefing in Urubici
    • Complete route and overnight-stay planning
    • Pre-trip support (paperwork, gear, preparation)

    NOT INCLUDED

    • BMW R1300GS rental (R$ 10,100 separate, optional)
    • Fuel during the tour
    • Meals beyond breakfast
    • International travel insurance (mandatory)
    • Personal expenses
    • Local tourist taxes and fees — paid directly by the participant
    This expedition departs on your own motorcycle — UpSerra Patagonia’s standard option. If you prefer, we offer a prepared BMW R1300GS rental from UpSerra (R$ 10,100) including Brazil insurance + pre-tour maintenance. International travel insurance is the rider’s responsibility.

    INVESTMENT

    Pricing

    Departing from Urubici on your own motorcycle, or optionally with a prepared BMW R1300GS rental from UpSerra.

    PackageNo bike (own)With BMW R1300GS
    Solo — shared roomR$ 22,800R$ 32,900
    Solo — single roomR$ 30,400R$ 40,500
    Couple — double roomR$ 38,000R$ 48,100

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    FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

    Frequently Asked Questions

    Do I need a visa for Argentina and Chile? +

    No. Brazilians only need a valid national ID card (RG) or passport to enter Argentina and Chile. No visa required. UpSerra guides you through all the required paperwork for you and the motorcycle (vehicle registration, green card or border insurance).

    Can I rent the BMW R1300GS through UpSerra? +

    Yes! UpSerra provides prepared BMW R1300GS bikes for the tour. That’s the “With BMW” upgrade in the pricing table — the bike will already be ready in Urubici on Day 1. Includes up-to-date maintenance and mechanical support from the support vehicle throughout the trip.

    What is the weather like in November in Northern Patagonia? +

    November is the start of summer in the southern hemisphere — the best window for the region. Temperatures between 15°C and 28°C during the day, cool nights (8°C–12°C). Long days: light until almost 9 p.m. Flowers in the fields, peaks still capped with snow (very photogenic), fewer tourists than in January-February.

    Are the roads paved? How difficult is it? +

    This is an Easy-level tour. The vast majority of the roads are paved and in good condition. The pampean stretches are long but comfortable; the Andean stretches are winding but always paved. There are optional gravel sections (Bosque de Arrayanes, Cochamó), but the main route is 100% paved.

    Never ridden outside Brazil before — can I still do this? +

    Yes. It’s the ideal tour for a first international riding experience. UpSerra handles all customs logistics at the borders (BR–AR, AR–CL, CL–AR, AR–BR), mechanical support and a daily briefing. Requirements: a Category A motorcycle license and a valid ID document.

    What paperwork do I need for the motorcycle? +

    To bring your own motorcycle: an up-to-date vehicle registration (CRLV), a green card (mandatory insurance for Argentina and Chile — issued by Brazilian insurers) and a passport or national ID. UpSerra sends a complete paperwork guide after your registration is confirmed.