Reservation

Rates 2017-2018

Nov 1 – April 30

  • Fisherman: $750 per night.
  • Non-Fishing: $495 per night.
  • - Single supplement for fishing is $275 per night

Weekly Package 7 nights / 6 Days

  • Fisherman $4,750 per week
  • Non-Fishing $3,100 per week
Included
The above rates include airport transfers to and from Bariloche area, lodging, all meals and snacks, all beverages including wine and alcohol, laundry, internet, guided fishing (1 guide for every 2 anglers), fishing license, and non-fishing guided activities.

Not Included
Personal fishing gear, gratuities for staff and guide, long distance telephone calls, massages (available upon request).

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Special Packages and Trips

Ask about our other options at Campamento, Lago Dos, Pichi Leufu, Rio Limay, and other special destinations.

2017 – 2018 Hosted Trips

Many people enjoy the comfort and convenience of a hosted trip. John Bleh, our Director of Marketing, has been traveling to Argentina and Rio Manso Lodge for 12 years. He hosts two trips a year to the lodge during peak fishing times. He'll help with everything from tackle selection to making sure you have the right flies to travel advice. Each group has a maximum of 8 anglers.

Hosted Trip Dates:
- December 3 – 10, 2017 SOLD OUT

AVAILABLE DATES
- April 8 – 15, 2018
- April 15 - 22, 2018


You can view photos from our December 2009 trip above.

If you’d like to find out more about these trips, contact us at: john@riomansolodge.com or 1-802-362-5340 .

Disclaimer

At Rio Manso Lodge, our top-notch professional guides and staff do their absolute best to protect you from the risks inherent in any outdoor activity. But as we all know, participating in fishing, hiking, rafting, horseback riding and other Rio Manso Lodge activities presents risks, including but not limited to, the risk of personal injury, death and damage or loss of personal property. Such risks include, but are not limited to, the following:
Fishing and/or wading in or around lakes, ponds, reservoirs or other bodies of water; boarding and un-boarding of watercrafts; natural hazards including, but not limited to lightning storms and other adverse weather conditions; domestic or wild animals; fire; travel either on foot or in a vehicle in unfamiliar terrain or over fences and other structures; artificial and natural obstructions and/or unimproved roads; becoming lost or disoriented; the consumption of provisioned or other food and beverages.
You should realize that during your lodge activity there may not be search, rescue, medical facilities or the expertise necessary to deal with any risks to which you may be exposed. Be aware that fishing and other lodge activities are physical activities involving potentially extreme physical exertion and may not be suitable for everyone.