Land of Glaciers
El Calafate is the gateway to the majestic world of glaciers, a corner of Patagonia that captivates with its breathtaking nature and serene atmosphere. Home to the famous Perito Moreno Glacier, this destination offers unique experiences such as ice trekking, navigating among icebergs, and immersing yourself in landscapes that seem otherworldly. Its charm invites you to connect with the essence of deep Patagonia.
Our Featured Experiences:
Los Glaciares National Park
Perito Moreno Glacier
Trekking on Perito Moreno
Boat Tour to Upsala & Spegazzini Glaciers
Estancias
Day Trip to El Chaltén
Kayak
All our experiences are tailor-made, designed to suit your tastes and interests. We specialize in creating unique moments that truly reflect what you’re looking for, ensuring excellence and dedication in every detail.
Los Glaciares National Park
A landscape of ice, mountains, and lakes that will leave you speechless.
Perito Moreno Glacier
A moving giant of ice. Feel the thunderous roar of ice breaking.
Trekking on Perito Moreno
Walk on the glacier and experience the immensity of the ice beneath your feet.
Boat Tour to Upsala & Spegazzini Glaciers
Towering ice walls on an unforgettable journey.
Estancias
Experience deep Patagonia with history, tradition, and breathtaking landscapes.
Day Trip to El Chaltén
Hiking, mountains, and landscapes that look like another planet.
Kayak
Paddle among icebergs in a cinematic setting.
Calafate
Located in southwestern Argentina,
3,000 km from Buenos Aires.
3h 15min flight from Buenos Aires.
The city of El Calafate is located in the province of Santa Cruz, on the shores of Lake Argentino, the largest in the country. It is the strategic point for exploring Los Glaciares National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Its location also allows visitors to discover other regional treasures, such as the Upsala Glacier, Lake Roca, and the Petrified Forest of La Leona.
El Calafate has a cold, dry climate, with winters perfect for enjoying snowy landscapes and witnessing the magic of the glaciers up close. In spring and summer, milder temperatures invite outdoor activities like trekking and boat excursions. In autumn, the golden and ochre tones of the Patagonian steppe enhance the beauty of this unforgettable destination.
