Puerto Natales

Estancia Monte Leon

Punta Arenas

Puerto San Julian

Puerto Guadal

Puerto Rio Tranquilo

Caleta Olivia

El Calafate: Transfer To/From Airport and Hotel

Perito Moreno Glacier: Guided Tour From El Calafate

El Chaltén: Full-Day Guided Tour + Roundtrip Transfer + Lunch

Patagonia: Glacier Cruise + Roundtrip Transfer from El Calafate

Petrified Forest La Leona, near El Calafate

Office (Farm) Cristina without input + Transfer

Shared Transfer from El Calafate Airport to Hotel in El Calafate or vice versa

Round-trip transfer from El Calafate Airport to hotels in El Calafate.

Excursion to the Perito Moreno Glacier with Boat Trip

Moreno Spirit (Optional tour of Perito Moreno Glacier National Park) El Calafate

City Tour in El Calafate 

Full-Day Tour to Chaltén - No Lunch 

Blue Safari Tour 

Full-Day Excursion to Chaltén - Lunch Included 

Perito Moreno Glacier with entrance to Glaciares National Park from El Calafate

Punta Walichu: Guided Tour + Roundtrip Transfer

Estancia 25 de Mayo: Guided Tour + Dinner + Roundtrip Transfer from El Calafate

Classic Gourmet Glaciers - without Box Lunch

Blue Safari Tour - No transfer 

El Calafate: 4x4 Half-Day Guided Tour + Roundtrip Transfer

Classic Gourmet Glaciers – with Box Lunch

Perito Moreno Glacier: Blue Safari + Roundtrip Transfer from El Calafate

Torres del Paine: Guided Tour + Roundtrip Transfer from El Calafate

Laguna de Los Tres: Trekking + Roundtrip Transfer from El Calafate

Minitrekking Experience - without Transfer 

Perito Moreno Glacier: Cruise + Roundtrip Transfer from El Calafate

Minitrekking Sando de El Calafate

Perito Moreno Glacier: Ice Trek + Roundtrip Transfer

Los Glaciares National Park: Cruise + Roundtrip Transfer from El Calafate + Food

Perito Moreno Glacier: Premium Cruise + Gourmet Lunch

Calafate

Upon landing in El Calafate, you will be warmly greeted and escorted to your accommodation. Luggage is handled with care and efficiency, ensuring a comfortable ride in one of the vehicles provided. 

When it's time to depart from this vibrant city, you will be picked up directly from your accommodation and transported back to the airport in a timely and pleasant manner.

Explore the walkways in Los Glaciares National Park while in El Calafate. Start from the heart of El Calafate, heading south to the park. Travel 80 kilometers through the Patagonian steppe, along Lake Argentino.

At the end of your journey, find the Magallanes Peninsula. Walk a 3-kilometer path with balconies at different heights. Take a break, admire the glacier from various viewpoints. Spend three hours walking, taking in the views, and capturing photos.

Prepare for a full-day trip to Chalten, which is perfect for trekking enthusiasts of all ages. 

Explore the natural beauty through easy short walks and enjoy the stunning views of Cerro Fitz Roy.

Enjoy a delicious lunch and see the beautiful views from the Chorrillo del Salto.

Set sail on the María Turquesa Cruise for a day-long journey through Patagonia. Enjoy comfortable surroundings while viewing the beautiful glaciers and landscapes. See the glaciers up close and take in the beautiful scenery of the region.

The tour begins with a walk through a unique area where it&#39;s possible to observe fossils and petrified tree trunks, making it ideal for those who enjoy outdoor activities and have an adventurous spirit. A moderate level of physical fitness is required, as the route includes approximately 3 hours of walking intermittently on uneven terrain. We left El Calafate via Provincial Route No. 5, traveling 33 km eastward. Then, we headed north on National Route No. 40, covering another 67 km. Along the way, we could admire Lake Argentino, the Santa Cruz River, the La Leona River and its beautiful valley, as well as panoramic views of the Andes Mountains, including the imposing Mount Fitz Roy. We make a brief 15-minute stop at the historic Hotel La Leona before continuing west, skirting Lake Viedma for another 10 km. We then arrive at the foot of Cerro Los Hornos, at Estancia Santa Teresita, around 11:30 am. From this point, we have our first view of the impressive depression in the terrain where the petrified tree trunks are located. We begin our exploratory walk, during which we observe a large number of petrified tree trunks scattered across the surface, some with diameters of up to 1.20 meters. These trunks are evidence of a period when the climate was different and allowed for the development of abundant flora. Midway through the hike, we take a break for lunch. During the walk, it&#39;s also possible to occasionally find fossil remains of different types of dinosaurs. The area is protected from the wind by the natural depression in the terrain and by Cerro Los Hornos, offering a dry and generally pleasant climate, characteristic of the steppe zone.

The walk comes & ccedul;a with a navigation&ccedul;ão by the North Brazo of Lake Argentino até the mouth of the Upsala Canal, where we can appreciate the grandeur of the Upsala Glacier, one of the most important of the Los Glaciares National Park. Located on the northwest coast of the lake, at the end of Brazo Cristina, Estancia Cristina offers a cen´rio único. Founded in 1914 by Joseph P. Masters and his wife, Estancia preserves até today the history of this family; the pioneer, who has transformed a place into a true para-iacute;so.
The visit à Estancia Cristina combines nature, adventure, history and pleasure. Após a navigation&ccedul;ão, we begin an ascent in ve´ 4x4 até the Refú Continentalgio de Ice, traveling 9.5 km by a mountain road that crosses a landscape of great geológico interest, previously covered by glaciers. During the climb, we achieved an elevation of 550 meters. 
When arriving at the refúgio, we made a walk of about 20 minutes through a terrain of erosãthe glacial, which leads us atá the viewpoint of Upsala Glacier. From this point, é possible to contemplate a privileged view of the front of the glacier, Lake Guillermo, Patagônico Sul and the Andes. Then we return à Ageing in ve&acuth; 4x4.
In Estancia, we visit the Costumbrista museum, installed in an old shear galpão, where é told the history of the property. Then we took an até guided walk; the Caterina River and visited the chapel and the historic center of the Estancia. 
Among the activities, h&aaacute; free time for the lunch;o, which can be contracted in advance or taken by the participants themselves.

Traveling between the airport and your hotel has never been so easy or comfortable. Our shared transfer service between El Calafate&#39;s Comandante Armando Tola International Airport and the best hotels in El Calafate ensures a perfect start to your visit. You can choose between transfer from El Calafate Airport to the Hotel in El Calafate, or vice versa. Upon arrival, one of our drivers will be waiting for you in the arrivals area with a nameplate. Enjoy the journey: relax while we take you to your destination. You can carry one suitcase and one carry-on bag per passenger. Notes: This option is for a transfer to/from hotels in downtown Salta. If your hotel is not located downtown, please choose another option. Please ensure your flight arrival or departure time allows for this transfer. To confirm your reservation, we require the following information for all passengers: Full name, Date of birth, ID or Passport, Nationality, Hotel, and Contact phone number. If you are under 18, please provide a passport photo. If you do not provide complete information, your reservation will not be confirmed.

Regular round-trip transfer from El Calafate Airport to hotels in El Calafate. The date and time of the return transfer are arranged on the day of departure, directly with the airport&#39;s reception service.

Explore the majestic Perito Moreno Glacier on an unforgettable guided tour, with the option to complement your experience with a thrilling cruise through the glacial waters. Experience the grandeur of this natural wonder of Argentine Patagonia up close, admiring its impressive ice walls from both the walkways and a boat that tours the surrounding area. A perfect combination of adventure, stunning landscapes, and direct contact with nature.

Our experience begins with a one-hour boat trip in front of the imposing North Face of the Perito Moreno Glacier. Departure is from Puerto Moreno, navigating through the Canal de los Témpanos. During the journey, you will be able to admire the enormous height and extent of the glacier, with the chance to witness the spectacular calving of ice blocks into the water. After the boat trip, we proceed to the upper parking area of ​​the glacier, where the guides will take us to the first observation deck. At this point, a detailed map of the walkways will be presented, along with explanations about the phenomenon of glacial calving, the characteristics of glaciers, and the flora and fauna of the region. We will have until 2 PM to explore the walkways if we choose to participate in the Moreno Spirit boat tour, or until 3 PM for those who do not take the boat tour. For those who choose the boat tour, the meeting point will be at 2 PM in the snack area of ​​the upper parking lot. From there, the guides will accompany us to the vehicle that will take us back to Puerto Moreno, where we can present our vouchers or purchase tickets. Visitors who do not participate in the boat tour must return to the upper parking lot by 3:15 PM. Departure for El Calafate is scheduled for 3:30 PM. Note: All participants will receive a map of the walkways, with the meeting points clearly marked to facilitate orientation.

Let&#39;s begin our tour with a walk through the city, exploring the most traditional places. Our first stop will be at Punta Walichu, an archaeological site located 8 km away. There, we can observe the remains left by the region&#39;s first inhabitants. The walk along the coast reveals original rock paintings and reproductions, as well as providing a spectacular view of Lake Argentino and the Andes. The tour also includes the main streets of the old city, where we will see the first buildings typical of the pioneers and current buildings of the civic center. During the tour, the guide will transport us back in time, sharing stories of the first settlers and highlighting the flora, fauna, and other fascinating aspects of this charming tourist village. We will visit the Paseo Costero and Bahía Redonda, located a few meters from the shores of Lake Argentino. This area offers the opportunity to observe the rich life of local birds in their natural habitat. Finally, we will make a stop at the Historical Interpretation Center. Through a self-guided tour, we can explore the most significant events in local history, from the Ice Age to the present day. This will be a unique opportunity to immerse yourself in the history of El Calafate, located on the shores of Lake Argentino.

We begin our journey at the hotel in El Calafate, heading towards the village of El Chaltén, the National Capital of Trekking, located 220 km away. Halfway through, after crossing the Santa Cruz River, we will make a technical stop at Estancia La Leona, where you can use the restrooms and taste local sweets (not included). We continue our journey towards El Chaltén, bordering Lake Viedma and its glacier. During the route, weather permitting, we will have impressive views of the Chaltén (also known as Fitz Roy) and Torre hills. Upon arrival in the mountain village of El Chaltén, we&#39;ll take a light hike, including a visit to Mirador de los Condores, a 700-meter trail with low physical demands. Afterwards, we will visit Chorrillo del Salto, a walk of approximately 300 meters that is completely flat. Visitors will be accompanied by a guide at all times. Lunch will be served at a restaurant in downtown El Chaltén, with home-cooked food and drinks included. Finally, we will have about 30 minutes free to explore the city center before beginning our return to El Calafate.

The Blue Safari was designed for those who, in addition to sailing in front of the Perito Moreno Glacier, dream of getting close to the glacial ice! The tour begins in El Calafate when the bus departs towards Los Glaciares National Park. Arriving at Puerto Bajo de las Sombras, just 7 km from the walkways, we will board a boat to cross Lake Rico and, after a 20-minute sail, we will disembark on the opposite shore. We will walk gradually for about 30 minutes, always keeping an eye on the south wall of the glacier in case of any ice calving. As you approach the ice, it will be an unforgettable experience... You&#39;ll be able to fully enjoy its intense and varied shades of blue and white and its whimsical shapes. We&#39;ll have time to take plenty of photos and then return to the starting point, always accompanied by an experienced guide. The total hike lasts approximately 1.5 hours through glacial terrain, allowing us to observe every detail of the imposing ice wall. Back at the port, we&#39;ll take the bus to the walkways, where we&#39;ll have two hours to enjoy the incredible panoramic views. You can also use this time to eat what you&#39;ll need to bring from El Calafate. We&#39;ll return to El Calafate after crossing the Patagonian steppe, our souls charged with the natural energy of this unique glacier. We look forward to your visit!

We began our journey at the hotel in El Calafate, heading towards the village of El Chaltén, the National Capital of Trekking, located 220 km away. Halfway there, after crossing the Santa Cruz River, we will make a technical stop at Estancia La Leona, where you can use the restrooms and sample local sweets (not included). We continued our journey towards El Chaltén, skirting Lake Viedma and its glacier. During the journey, weather permitting, we will have stunning views of the Chaltén (also known as Fitz Roy) and Torre mountains. Upon arriving at the mountain village of El Chaltén, we will do some light hiking, including a visit to the Mirador de los Condores, a 700-meter trail with low physical demands. Next, we will visit Chorrillo del Salto, a completely flat walk of approximately 300 meters. Visitors will be accompanied by a guide at all times. Lunch will be served at a restaurant in the center of El Chaltén, with homemade food and drinks included. Finally, we will have about 30 minutes of free time to explore the city center before we begin our return to El Calafate.

We will arrive at the imposing Perito Moreno Glacier, where we will have three hours of free time to explore the walkways. The distance from El Calafate to the glacier is 80 km, covered almost entirely by a paved road that crosses both the steppe and the mountainous region. From the beginning of the trip, we are surprised by beautiful landscapes. Leaving the city, we will see Lake Argentino and its Redonda Bay to the right, a refuge for a great diversity of birds, such as black-necked swans, flamingos, steamer ducks, gulls, and cauquéns. The landscape is dominated by the vibrant yellow of the grasslands known as coirón, especially the white coirón and the petiso. For the first 40 km, we will cross the Patagonian steppe until we reach the entrance to the National Park, where the vegetation changes to tree species of the Nothofagus family, such as ñires, guindos, and lengas. We will also find canelos and flowers of various colors, with the notro standing out for its intense red hue, typical of the Andean Patagonian Forest. Upon arriving at the Perito Moreno Glacier, we will be awestruck by its majesty. We will walk along the walkways, which offer different perspectives of the immense ice wall. It is essential to follow the signs to always remain within the walkways, respecting the park&#39;s guidelines. The park rangers play a fundamental role in preserving the natural beauty and are available to provide useful information about the site. * All glaciers with transfers

Explore Punta Walichu, just 8km from El Calafate, where you can see ancient cave paintings and enjoy views of Lake Argentino and the Andes.

Walk through the old town's main streets to see a mix of pioneer structures and modern buildings while learning about the town's history and local flora and fauna from a guide.

Visit the Coastal Promenade and Bahía Redonda near Lake Argentino, a great spot for bird-watching.

Visit Estancia 25 de Mayo, a Patagonian ranch near El Calafate, to explore its history and expansive grounds. Enjoy the scenic views at the base of Cerro Calafate and relax in the beautiful surroundings.

After the ranch tour, dine at the restaurant "El Quincho" and enjoy traditional Patagonian lamb. 

End the tour with a lively folklore show featuring Argentina's traditional dances.

The crossing begins at the private port of La Soledad, located 47 kilometers from El Calafate. At 9am, we will set sail towards the North Channel of Lake Argentino. The icebergs, which in some cases can triple the size and volume of our vessel, will beautify our journey through the Upsala Channel, from where we will be able to observe the Upsala Glacier (the third largest glacier in the Southern Patagonian Ice Field) approximately 15 km away. Next, we&#39;ll head to the Spegazzini Channel to see several hanging glaciers, including Seco, Heim Sur, and Peinetta, before disembarking at Puesto de Las Vacas. There, we&#39;ll take a 30-minute hike through the Andean forest and Patagonian beaches. Upon returning to the boat, we&#39;ll have plenty of time for lunch (you&#39;re welcome to bring your own) as we continue our tour until we reach the front of the highest glacier in the National Park: the Spegazzini Glacier, 135 meters above lake level. Here, we&#39;ll pause to take photos and quietly contemplate this natural beauty. We will then sail to our final destination: the Perito Moreno Glacier, where it will be possible (if the service has been previously booked) to disembark at the walkways to end the day with an hour and a half of free time to visit this impressive landscape. To conclude the tour, after leaving the Perito Moreno Glacier and the passengers who disembarked there, we will return to the private port of La Soledad, with arrival scheduled for 5 pm.

The Blue Safari was designed for those who, in addition to sailing in front of the Perito Moreno Glacier, dream of getting close to the glacial ice! The tour begins in El Calafate when the bus departs towards Los Glaciares National Park. Arriving at Puerto Bajo de las Sombras, just 7 km from the walkways, we will board a boat to cross Lake Rico and, after a 20-minute sail, we will disembark on the opposite shore. We will walk gradually for about 30 minutes, always keeping an eye on the south wall of the glacier in case of any ice calving. As you approach the ice, it will be an unforgettable experience... You&#39;ll be able to fully enjoy its intense and varied shades of blue and white and its whimsical shapes. We&#39;ll have time to take plenty of photos and then return to the starting point, always accompanied by an experienced guide. The entire hike lasts approximately 1.5 hours through glacial terrain, allowing us to observe every detail of the imposing ice wall. Back at the port, we&#39;ll take the bus to the walkways, where we&#39;ll have two hours to enjoy the incredible panoramic views. You can also use this time to grab whatever you need to bring from El Calafate. We&#39;ll return to El Calafate after crossing the Patagonian steppe, our souls charged with the natural energy of this unique glacier. We look forward to your visit!

Prepare for a 4x4 half-day tour along Lake Argentino's coastline. 

Enjoy the adventurous journey and learn about the anthropological history of the place. 

Follow the paths of early explorers and learn about the individuals who discovered the unexplored places.

The crossing begins at the private port of La Soledad, located 47 kilometers from El Calafate. At 9am, we will set sail towards the North Channel of Lake Argentino. The icebergs, which in some cases can triple the size and volume of our vessel, will beautify our journey through the Upsala Channel, from where we will be able to observe the Upsala Glacier (the third largest glacier in the Southern Patagonian Ice Field) approximately 15 km away. Next, we&#39;ll head to the Spegazzini Channel to see several hanging glaciers, including Seco, Heim Sur, and Peinetta, before disembarking at Puesto de Las Vacas. There, we&#39;ll take a 30-minute hike through the Andean forest and Patagonian beaches. Upon returning to the boat, we&#39;ll have plenty of time for lunch (you can bring your own) as we continue our tour until we reach the front of the highest glacier in the National Park: the Spegazzini Glacier, 135 meters above lake level. Here, we&#39;ll pause to take photos and quietly contemplate this natural beauty. We will then sail to our final destination: the Perito Moreno Glacier, where it will be possible (if the service has been previously booked) to disembark at the walkways to end the day with an hour and a half of free time to visit this impressive landscape. To conclude the tour, after leaving the Perito Moreno Glacier and the passengers who disembarked there, we will return to the private port of La Soledad, with arrival scheduled for 5 pm.

Prepare for an adventurous trip to the Perito Moreno Glacier. Sail across Lago Rico to get close to the glacier’s ice and see its colors and shapes up close.

Reach the glacier, take photos, and enjoy the view. Walk back to the starting point with a guide along a 1.5-hour, 1.5-kilometer trail that includes sand, stones, slopes, and stairs, offering great views of the glacier.

End the tour with a boat ride to see the glacier’s south face from the water.

Enjoy an adventurous tour of Chile's National Park and soak in its natural beauty. 

See the stunning Sarmiento de Gamboa Lake Viewpoint, hear the powerful Paine River Falls, and enjoy the amazing view from the upper Cerro Almirante Nieto/Cuernos del Paine viewpoint.

Visit El Chaltén, the gateway to beautiful hiking trails. Hike to Laguna Capri and continue to the base of Mount Fitz Roy. Reach Laguna de los Tres for scenic views. Enjoy the natural beauty and scenic landscapes throughout the journey.

This unmissable experience begins at the &quot;Bajo de las Sombras&quot; port, within Los Glaciares National Park. From there, you&#39;ll board a boat that will cross Brazo Rico toward the west coast. After the crossing, the guides welcome visitors and provide detailed information about the activity. At the shelter located at this point, you can leave your personal belongings and use the restrooms. Groups of up to 20 people begin a 20-minute hike to the glacier. With crampons already on, the hike begins by crossing the ice. The glacier tour lasts approximately 2 hours, during which you can observe ice formations, learn about the flora, fauna and glaciology of the region and better understand the famous Perito Moreno Glacier calving phenomenon. Then, you&#39;ll return to the refuge through the Magellanic Forest. There, you&#39;ll enjoy lunch (not included—you must bring your own food and drink) with a privileged view of the Perito Moreno Glacier. Next, the return crossing of Brazo Rico of Lake Argentino is completed, sailing in front of the glacier. It&#39;s also possible to enjoy the view of the glacier from the walkways—a unique way to appreciate its grandeur. The tour is only suitable for people between 8 and 65 years old. Participation is not permitted for people with cardiovascular or respiratory problems, physical or mental disabilities, pregnant women, obese individuals, those experiencing severe dizziness, or those who have recently undergone surgery. No exceptions.

Explore the Perito Moreno Glacier and then sail to the Upsala and Spegazzini glaciers on the María Turquesa Cruise. 

Enjoy the beauty of the Patagonian region on this full-day adventure.

Our tour of "Minitrekking" at the Glacier Perito Moreno, a millenarian glacier, be&aaacute; complemented with an hour walk through the catwalks. The excursionsão come&ccedul;a with the sa´da of the hotéis in El Calafate in a regular ônibus, which takes us´ to the port Bajo de las Sombras, located about 6 km before the main glacial lookout. 
From lá, we will embark on a navigation&ccedul;ão of approximately 20 minutes by Lake Rico, até the southwest coast, in front à south wall of the Glacier Perito Moreno. After landing, we will follow até a refúgio where the guides organizeão the groups, composed of até 20 people. 
The trekking come&ccedul;a with a walk of about 20 minutes along the shore of the lake até alcan&ccedul;armos the edge of the ice. At this point, the guides help us to put the cramp & utilde;es and teach us how to move safely on the ice. The walk in the glacier lasts about 2 hours and allows exploring various forms&ccedul;ões of ice, such as cracks, seracs, sinks and small ponds. 
Although the surface is irregular, it é firm and safe, making the walk moderate and accessível. During the course, the guides provideão explains&ccedul;ões detailed on the flora, fauna and local glaciology, além from the fenômeno único that occurs in the glacier and can lead to à its famous rupture. 
At the end of the trekking, we will return to the refúgio by a trail that crosses the exuberant Magalhães forest. Then we will visit the catwalks for 45 minutes to enjoy the magníit is a front view of the Glacier Perito Moreno. - From 7h (to be confirmed at destination). - Transfer & ecirc;ncia v&aaacute;is located in the center. == sync, corrected by elderman ==

Prepare for an amazing adventure at the Perito Moreno Glacier from El Calafate. 

Go on an ice trekking adventure that can lead to some hidden glacier treasures.

Depart from your hotel in El Calafate to sail along the North Arm of Lake Argentino and pass through Boca del Diablo. Cruise towards the Upsala Channel and see icebergs from the Upsala Glacier.

Continue to the Spegazzini Channel, where you’ll view the hanging glaciers: Seco, Heim Sur, and Peineta. The highlight is the Spegazzini Glacier, the largest glacier in the area.

Enjoy in a comfortable room on the boat and a special lunch during the trip.

Enjoy a unique sea adventure with an all-inclusive cruise in Perito Moreno Glacier. 

Relax on a boat while enjoying amazing views of the glacier from a private balcony. 

Sit down to enjoy a gourmet lunch while sailing on the premium cruise.

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