This classic full day tour takes you into Parque Nacional Los Glaciares for views of the gigantic Perito Moreno Glacier. En route to the glacier you stop at the pier for a short boat trip to the south wall of the glacier. From the water level you get an amazing feel for the sheer size of this remarkable glacier, which is more than 3 miles wide and over 20 stories high - a true highlight of Patagon...
One of the best ways to experience Perito Moreno glacier is on foot. The tour begins at Bajo de las Sombras pier, some 4 miles away from the glacier. You will cross the Rico branch of the lake on the Safari Nautico boat, stopping for about 20 minutes in front of the glacier. After landing on the opposite shore there is a short walk to get to the shelter where the guides give a complete explana...
Located on the Northwest shore of the Lake Argentino, Estancia Cristina is in a unique spot in Los Glaciares National Park. Founded in 1941 by Joseph P. Masters and his wife, this stunning place keeps the history of this family alive, and tells the story of their great effort and perseverance that made this lonely and inhospitable place into a home. The Upsala glacier, located a few kilometres...
This is the most popular trek in El Chalten, and it is certainly one of the prettiest. It leads us to the foot of the mythical Mount Fitz Roy. We pick you up from the hotel at 8am and drive 18kms to the trailhead at Hosteria El Pilar. We walk through a beech and ñires forest bordering the Rio Blanco, and after 1 hour we get to the first viewpoint with excellent views of the Piedras Blan...
Visit the only National Park on the Tierra del Fuego island. The park is located 12 kilometres to the west of Ushuaia, near the international borderline with Chile. Inside the park you will appreciate the local flora composed of beech trees and different kinds of bushes and flowers. The fauna is a combination of native and foreign animals, such as fuegian reddish foxes, beavers, rabbits and m...
Leaving from the local port in Ushuaia and heading eastwards, the boat sails through the Beagle Channel towards the birds and sea lions islands. Admire the great views as you look back towards the city with the mountains, sea and forests that surround this southermost city. After a while you will see the Les Eclaireurs Lighthouse, and then you pass by the city of Puerto Williams (Chile) toward...
Undisputed icon of the Andes Range and Argentina, the Aconcagua is a must for climbers and tourists from around the world. Just getting there to contemplate the Aconcagua is a prize itself; listen, look, feel the roar and appreciate what it says. That is why we want you to be part of this unique experience, taking you closer to the "Colossus of America”. This tour has been designed to s...
Stand Up Paddle has its roots in ancient Polynesia and looks exactly as it sounds: You stand up on a large, wide, super buoyant surfboard and paddle yourself forward with a long paddle. Lake Arenal is the second largest body of fresh water in Central America and the ideal location to take a lesson in paddle boarding. After receiving a thorough safety talk and lesson, continue to practice under the...
Spend a half day exploring the city of Salta, founded in 1582. This cosmopolitan spot in north west Argentina displays a wealth of colonial architecture. Around the leafy main plaza, 18th & 19th century buildings line the streets. Our tour takes in the main highlights of the city, such as the excellent MAAM (entrance fee payable locally), a museum built to house the mummified remains of three sacr...
The journey leaves from Salta, but really begins once in Purmamarca, where there is time to observe the Seven Coloured Hill, the Church and the Craft Market on the square, and a small walk along its narrow streets. Continue towards the town of Tilcara where you visit the Pucará (ancient ruins). After Huacalera you cross the Tropic of Capricorn, from where the colours of La Pollera de la...
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