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By Coach: <\/b>
\nDon Otto (connecting in Trelew), V\u00eda Bariloche (connecting in Bariloche), Andesmar and T.A.C. For prices and special offers, contact their websites.<\/p>\n
Don Otto: In Buenos Aires 54-11-4311-0948. In Esquel 54-2945-453012<\/p>\n
Via Bariloche: In Buenos Aires 54-11-4315-3122. In Esquel 54-2945-453528<\/p>\n
Andesmar: In Buenos Aires 54-11-4313-3650. In Esquel 54-2945-450143<\/p>\n
T.A.C.: In Buenos Aires 54-11-4313-3632. In Esquel 54-2945-455969<\/p>\n
Bus Station in Esquel: 54-2945-451566<\/p>\n
Flights: <\/b>
\nThere are flights with either Aerol\u00edneas Argentinas or Austral L\u00edneas A\u00e9reas from Buenos Aires.<\/p>\n
Car (2 options):<\/b><\/p>\n
1.- National Route N 3 to Bahia Blanca – Route 22 to Neuquen – Route 237 to Bariloche – 258 going by El Bolson, to Epuyen, about 20 km farther than Epuyen, to take National Route N 40 to Esquel. This road is fully paved. There is another option which is to follow along Route 258 passing Epuyen. This is a cobblestone road but it goes among the lakes so it is more colorful. It goes by Cholila, Lago Rivadavia, Lago verde (both in National Park Los Alerces) finally getting to Esquel. There is no difference about the length of the trip since this last leg is about 100 km long, same as if coming on route 40.<\/p>\n
2.- National Route N 3 to Trelew, passing by Viedma – National Route 25 to Esquel. This option also offers a fully paved road. The difference is in the views. The road goes through the lower valleys of the rivers Rio Negro and Rio Chubut and then across the central tableland of the Province of Chubut.<\/p>\n
In both cases the full trip is about 2000 km long. Remember petrol is cheaper in Patagonia. The price reduction of 50% starts at Sierra Grande if going via Trelew and at El Bols\u00f3n if going via Bariloche.<\/p>\n
Note:<\/b> Route 3 has a detour in the province of Buenos Aires, starting in Azul. That’s why, if you want to avoid it, you can leave Route 3 in Azul and take Route 76 to the route 51 going to Bahia Blanca, or continue on 76, go passing Sierra de la Ventana and get to Bahia Blanca through national Route N 33. Any of this options will save you 80 km.<\/p>\nWhere to stay ?<\/h2>\n
Esquel is an important tourist center so you will find anything you need, from a 3 stars hotel to residentials and flats for temporary rent.<\/p>\n
Buenos Aires: 1988
\nBariloche: 272
\nNeuqu\u00e9n: 733
\nPuerto Madryn: 674
\nTrelew: 600
\nEl Calafate: 1108
\nUshuaia: 1937
\nR\u00edo Gallegos: 1373
\nC\u00f3rdoba: 2000
\nMendoza:1750<\/p>\n
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