Trevelin Lodge

Boutique Anglers' Lodge

Trevelin, Chubut, Patagonia, Argentina

Founded by Guides, for Anglers

Meet Your Hosts

Pablo Manavella

Co-Founder & Lead Guide

Co-founder and lead guide, 20+ years of professional fly fishing experience across Patagonia Argentina and Montana USA. Known for warm hospitality, patience, and tailoring each day to every guest's skill level.

Rodrigo Tejeda

Co-Founder & Lead Guide

Co-founder and lead guide, 20+ years guiding fly fishing throughout Patagonia. Admired for his friendly approach, attention to detail, and adapting each outing to his guests' interests and experience.

The Lodge

In the Heart of Trevelin

Up to 12 anglers, 6 double rooms.

Outdoor recreation deck

Fireplace

Dining areas ("feel at home" design)

The lodge's timber-and-stone exterior, a stepping-stone path leading through the lawn to its covered entrance

A full asado grill of ribs and sausages smoking over open coals

A guest room with a grey comforter and pillows beneath an exposed wood-beam ceiling

A cozy sitting nook with wrought-iron chairs, a small tea and coffee station, and a mini-fridge

A single-story timber lodge building with a covered deck and a stone foundation

A two-story timber lodge building framed by flowering shrubs

A covered outdoor dining area with a long wooden table and log-frame chairs, a wood-fired oven visible through the window

A sunroom lounge with built-in bench seating around a low wooden coffee table, overlooking open fields

A guitarist playing beside the lodge's stone fireplace

A guest holding up a brown trout on a riverbank, a mossy rock face behind

A calm river at sunrise, sunlight breaking through trees on the far bank, mountains beyond

A guest holding a brown trout in the rain, snow-capped mountains and a lodge house across the water

A guest holding a rainbow trout at the bow of a boat, a bright sky with scattered clouds over forested hills

A guest holding a rainbow trout on a boat, golden autumn foliage lining the riverbank under an overcast sky

The Water

Where We Fish

Targeting Brown trout, Rainbow trout, Brook trout.

Arrayanes

River

Connects Lago Verde and Lago Futalaufquen along a four-mile run, named for the orange-barked arrayán trees on its banks. Best in early season (November–January). Rainbow and brown trout.

Rivadavia River

River

Flows from Lago Rivadavia to Lago Verde. Not to be confused with Rivadavia Lodge: same word, different thing. Rainbow, brown, and brook trout, landlocked salmon (18+ inch average).

Corintos

River

Meanders roughly 30 miles before merging with the Rio Futaleufú, alternating between freestone and spring-creek character. Trout to 18 inches.

Nant Y Fall

Small Spring-Fed Stream

A petite, lake-fed stream with the elegant demeanor of a spring creek: a private angling haven with the Andes on the horizon. Rainbows to 18+ inches.

Futalaufquen Lake

Lake

The lake at the heart of Parque Nacional Los Alerces, fed by the Rio Arrayanes and the source of the Rio Futaleufú. Boat or shore fishing. Rainbow and brown trout.

Rio Futaleufú

River

Originates at Lago Futalaufquen in Parque Nacional Los Alerces. Trout run large here. Trout averaging 16–20 inches.

Verde and Kruger Lakes

Small Lakes

Hidden gems in the Los Alerces lake system, backed by ten-thousand-foot peaks: sizable fish eager to rise to large dry flies.

Also fished: Lago Rivadavia, Laguna Larga, Andean forest and steppe creeks, and the Amutuy Quimey reservoir.

Photo credit — Verde and Kruger Lakes: Gagea, CC BY-SA 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons; resized and compressed.

7 nights accommodation, 6 full days guided fly fishing All-Inclusive

Arrival / Departure: Esquel Airport (EQS), Argentina

$6,545 USD per person per week

7 / 6 Nights / Fishing Days

Oct 31 – Apr 17 2026/27 Season

15% Shoulder Season Discount, Oct 31 – Dec 5 & Mar 27 – Apr 17 (book directly with the lodge)

What's Included

All meals and beverages

Fishing equipment (rods, lines, flies)

Waders and boots if needed

Airport shuttle to/from the Lodge and Esquel Airport (EQS) most of the time, facilitated by our Argentina-based travel team

Ground transportation to fishing locations

Add-Ons

Single occupancy: +$200/night

Private guide: +$325/day

Not Included

Flights

Fishing licenses

Fly fishing guide gratuities (recommended $200/guide/day, paid directly)

Lodge staff gratuities (recommended $100/guest/night)

Non-Angling Guest

$795/night: When accompanied by an angler, double occupancy. Includes standard room, all meals, beverages, and on-site activities. Flat nightly rate.

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