Top El Calafate Kayaking Tours

Darwin Experience is a Kayak crossing on the Santa Cruz River, El Calafate. We do about 15 km of paddling until we reach a typical Patagonian stay where we will wait for you with an outdoor lunch.

Come and see the Perito Moreno Glacier as never before, at water level! You will be able to contemplate its extraordinary size, hear the noise and feel the movement in an unforgettable way. Our guides will be with you at all times, in kayaks, to explain how to move safely in these amazing glacial waters. After selecting your equipment and getting ready, we will head to the shore of the lake to receive safety instructions and do some warm-up exercises. Once in the water, you will paddle in front of the Perito Moreno Glacier in your kayak, while our guide accompanies you closely, an experience you will remember forever, for 1 hour and 30 minutes. After the activity, we will return to the meeting point to enjoy hot drinks and snacks. In addition, you will have approximately 2 hours of free time to walk the walkways and continue enjoying this breathtaking natural environment. Don't miss this unique adventure!

Go kayaking at Perito Moreno Glacier in Argentina with this full-day excursion from El Calafate. Get picked up at the address of your choice in El Calafate and travel to Los Glaciares National Park. Set out on a guided stroll over footbridges and admire views from several lookout points at sea level. After, begin the kayaking adventure and paddle out into glacial waters. Learn about the Perito Moreno area in Patagonia throughout the tour.

Live a unique experience. Meet the Perito Moreno glacier. Unique perspective of one of the most important attractions in Argentina.

Experience the natural beauty of Argentina’s Los Glaciares National Park with this all-day admission ticket. Travel to the sprawling park, located across more than 1 million acres in the southwest province of Santa Cruz, and learn about its Andean-Patagonian forest, giant granite peaks, glacial lakes, and glaciers. Capture memorable photographs, marvel at wildlife, and listen for the thunderous sounds of a collapsing iceberg.

Set off on a thrilling multi-adventure excursion along the historic Santa Cruz River, where Charles Darwin once explored. This unforgettable journey blends a scenic 4x4 ride along Route 40 with an exhilarating kayak descent of 15 km. After a technical briefing and gearing up in dry suits, paddle downstream while observing stunning geological formations and diverse wildlife. The adventure culminates at Estancia Río Bote, where a delicious riverside lunch awaits. Experience the beauty of Patagonia like never before, guided by experts who ensure your safety and enjoyment throughout the day.

The mighty Perito Moreno Glacier is the star attraction of the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Los Glaciares National Park. On this tour, enjoy free time to explore the park and admire views of the glaciers by land, then experience the natural wonder from the water on a thrilling kayaking excursion. Paddle around Lake Argentino, beneath snow-capped mountain peaks and dramatic icebergs, then warm up with hot drinks and a packed lunch back on the shore.

Our kayak experience in front of the Perito Moreno Glacier is special because it offers an unforgettable panoramic view of the majestic glacier from a unique perspective. In addition, our highly trained guides and high-quality equipment ensure your safety and comfort during the activity. We also offer hot drinks and snacks after the activity so you can relax and share your emotions with other participants. Do not miss the opportunity to live a once in a lifetime adventure with us. Reserve your place now!

Surrounded by a landscape of great natural beauty and geological interest, Kayak Santa Cruz invites you to paddle and walk through the wild steppe where the senses are heightened and the sounds of silence are witnesses to us.

No kayaking experience is necessary to get up close to Perito Moreno Glacier on this half-day kayaking tour. Make your own way to the starting point—an easy way to cut down on transportation costs—and then suit up in a high-quality wetsuit, boots, gloves, and life jacket and hit the water. End the tour with hot drinks and snacks, and take home souvenir photos.