About Rodeo town

Rodeo is a small town in the district of Iglesia, 196 km away from the north-west side of the San Juan Province. Is a magical site for its lunar landscape, contrasting colors, starry nights, it is surrounded by mountain and located at the foot of the Cordillera.
Rodeo is famous for its water reservoir and microclimate of strong and very strong winds throughout the year, an ideal combination for the practice of windsurfing. The lake is known as Cuesta del Viento and is 5 minutes from the cabins. Turquoise waters of the lake in combination with the wind that is increasing throughout the day offers the best conditions so you can navigate and enjoy up to fatigue. The place is suitable for all levels of learning this sport.



From
Distance
Estimated time
Tolls
Routes

Buenos Aires

1308 km

15:48 hs

$16,30

West Access - RN 7 from San Luis Lujan up RN 147 from San Luis, passing through Sierra de las Quijadas - RN 20R por Encón - RN 141 from Caucete to San Juan - RN 40 through Talacasto to San José de Jáchal. Take the route 150 to the West, until Rodeo.

Bariloche

1574 km

19:31 hs

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RN 237 from Bariloche until Neuquén - RN 151 passing the intersection with the RN 20 up to Algarrobo del Águila. RN 143 until General Alvear - RN 188 up to Monte Comán - RP 171 across Las Catitas- RN 7 to Mendoza - RN 40 by Talacasto up to San José de Jáchal. Take route 150 to the West, until Rodeo.

Mendoza

353 km

4:23 hs

$0

RN 40 from Mendoza, passing San Juan, Talacasto up to San José de Jáchal. Take route 150 to the West, until Rodeo.

Córdoba

786 km

9:37 hs

$0

Highway J. Allende Posse until Villa Carlos Paz - RN 38 up to the intersection with RP 32, take RP 32 until the intersection between RN 141 and RN 79 - Take RN 141 passing from Caucete to San Juan - RN 40 through Talacasto to San José de Jáchal. Take the route 150 to the West, until Rodeo.

Santiago de Chile

694 km

8:33 hs

$0

Santiago de Chile going to Los Andes up to the international pass Las Cuevas (Mendoza, Argentina). There arises the RN 7, crossing Parque Aconcagua, Puente del Inca, Los Penitentes, Punta de Vacas, Uspallata, Potrerillos, the take RN 40 in Perdriel, passing  Godoy Cruz, Mendoza city, San Juan city, Talacasto, San José de Jáchal, until Rodeo.


How to get to San Juan from Buenos Aires by land:

Once you arrives, just off the airplane your route starts at the Ezeiza International Airport and you need to go to Retiro Bus Terminal. It advisable for this first tranche is a taxi or the bus company MANUEL TIENDA LEON.
Information at:
http://www.tiendaleon.com.ar/prehome.asp

Once you reach the terminal in Retiro we recommend the bus AUTOTRANSPORTES SAN JUAN. Their cars are very comfortable, with bed full service, dinner and TV.

From Buenos Aires by plane:

The trip starts at the Jorge Newbery Airport, located in the northern side of Capital City. You can travel with the company Aerolineas Argentinas / Austral to San Juan.
Information:
http://www.aerolineas.com.ar
Customer Service: (5411) 5480-6111

Once in San Juan:

Find out at the Bus Terminal in San Juan on transport coming to Rodeo. (Valley of the Sun and Vallecito)
Information:
Bus Terminal of San Juan
Address: Estados Unidos 462, South
Telephone: (0264) 422-1604/422-0880