Los Glaciares National Park: Blue Safari
About this activity
Highlights
- Navigate the serene waters of Lago Argentino
- Witness massive icebergs drifting by
- Marvel at the majestic Perito Moreno Glacier
- Learn about the park's rich biodiversity
- Capture stunning photographs of the glacial landscape
Full description
Included / Excluded
- Guided boat tour through Los Glaciares National Park
- Close-up views of Perito Moreno Glacier's towering ice walls
- Expert commentary on the park's unique geology and wildlife
- Meals and beverages during the tour
Important information
Know before you book
- Confirm the tour's departure time and location upon booking.
- Be aware that the tour operates in all weather conditions; cancellations are rare.
- Ensure you have a valid passport if traveling from outside Argentina.
Know before you go
- Dress in layers to accommodate varying temperatures throughout the day.
- Bring a waterproof jacket to stay dry during the boat ride.
- Wear comfortable, non-slip footwear suitable for boat excursions.
Cancellation policy
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
Good to know
- Age restrictions: This activity is suitable exclusively for people aged 6 to 70 inclusive, without exception. If minors under the age of 18 participate without their parents, they may only do so with written authorization from them, specifying the full details of the supervising adult in charge.
- Food: Food is not included and there are no places to purchase it during the excursion. Each passenger must bring their own food from El Calafate.
- Recommended clothing: Thermal shirt and leggings, warm sweater and jacket, windproof and waterproof jacket, trekking pants, waterproof hiking or athletic shoes, thermal socks or two pairs of socks, gloves, warm hat, sunglasses, and sunscreen.
- To confirm your booking, you must send the following information for all passengers: Full name, Passport or national identity card number, Nationality, Date of birth, Photograph of the passport of minors, Hotel (if you purchased the option with transfers). Your booking will not be confirmed, nor will your place be guaranteed, until we have received all the requested information from each passenger.
- Schedule: The published schedule is an estimate. Once all the information required to confirm the booking has been received, our team will inform you of the exact start time.
Traveler reviews
Breathtaking
A very beautiful place with stunning views and walks. It is a must visit place. The boat trip up to the glaciers for the view and the sound of the ice, and Condors flying above the Andes Spectacular!
Yes there is a LOT of ice at the bottom of the content
at Los Glaciares National Park (park covers a 2,807 square mile area). They tell us today was a perfect day to visit the glacier as there was no wind, the sky was overcast thus eliminating the glare off the ice on sunny days. Nacho noted some days there is no calving of ice off the face of the glacier, but today there was relatively quite a bit. The closest we approached the face of the calving glacier was about ½ mile. • Los Glaciares is the second-largest national park in Argentina and comprises more than 1,700 square miles and nearly 50 large glaciers. • Glasier National Park in the US humbles in comparison Surrounding the glacier viewing are steel walking platforms with wood railings, that allowed us to reach various angles to view the glacier. The openings in the walkway are large, so walking sticks are not recommended.
A lot of excitement.
The Los Glaciares National Park, with its splendid Perito Moreno glacier, in El Calafate, is one of the most beautiful and emblematic landscapes I have ever visited. It's a lot of emotion.
great sleep experience
very good experience the place is amazing you have to go down and up many metal stairs and a little slippery consider wearing good footwear for these conditions and warm clothes, each of the stops of the walkways are a photo to remember
Memorable glacier Trek
Really unbelievable experience getting to trek on the glacier for an hour, which ended with a scotch and some chocolate on the mountain. Our guides made sure we were safe, and they were informative every step of the way. Literally a cool experience.