6 nights, 2 stops — the southern ice and the trekking capital.
El Calafate → El Chaltén.
Round trip · returns to El Calafate
Arrive in El Calafate, met and transferred to your accommodation. Perito Moreno is one of the few advancing glaciers on earth — and watching it calve is unforgettable.
A glacier boat trip and the Perito Moreno boardwalks. Stand before the calving Perito Moreno glacier, then cruise the icebergs.
An ice trek across Perito Moreno, then the lakeshore steppe. Glaciers by boat and boardwalk, with Patagonian steppe wildlife.
Glaciers by boat and boardwalk, with Patagonian steppe wildlife.
Transfer to El Chaltén. Trek to Laguna de los Tres beneath the Fitz Roy spires. Hike toward Cerro Torre and the glacial lakes.
Hike toward Cerro Torre and the glacial lakes. Shorter trails to waterfalls and condor lookouts. The Fitz Roy massif is among the most dramatic mountain skylines on earth — and El Chaltén sits right beneath it.
A final morning in El Chaltén — a last outing or a slow start as time allows — before the transfer onward and the journey home.
The Patagonian summer — long days and the best glacier access.
Peak season, with mild weather and full boat schedules.
A Relais & Châteaux estancia on the open steppe near El Calafate — intimate and remote.
An Explora lodge beneath Fitz Roy, with guided treks straight from the door.
A modern lakeside hotel overlooking Lake Argentino, well placed for the glacier.
A comfortable hotel and spa in El Chaltén, handy for the trailheads.
A comfortable, central El Calafate hotel, a dependable glacier base.
A simple, friendly inn in the trekking village, good value beneath the spires.
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