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What are people saying about El Calafate

MariaAngeli_R, Apr 2026
Nice El Chalten
It was a long drive to El Chalten, with a brief rest stop at Hotel La Leona which is part of Route 40. On arrival at El Chalten, we were informed that effective that day March 3, visitors would have to pay 3018 pesos as city tax. The method of collection was not organized, we were directed here and there where to go just to do the payment. I gave a 10000 peso bill as payment for a total tax of 6036 pesos for 2 pax and I expected and trusted the cashier to give the correct change of 3964. However, when we returned to the bus, I counted the change I got and realized it was only 3090. Not nice at all. Anyway, the rest of the day was fine...the waterfall at Chorrillos del Salto was nice, lunch at Rancho Grande was good, entrance ticket to the park is now 50% off because of the previous day's visit to Perito Moreno glacier, the trek to Miradores de las Condores was a bit challenging for us seniors but still doable. Unfortunately, the cloud cover was a kill joy and blocked what would have been a stunning view of the glacier peaks. We finished around 4:00 pm and we were back in El Calafate safe and sound at 6:30 pm.
Douglas_K, Apr 2026
Memories of a life time
Pablo was an excellent guide who checked and double checked to ensure our trip was perfect. Moreno Glacier is a definite must see when visiting the area and the optional boat trip is also a must. Getting to experience the glacier up close and taking photos so close was a fantastic experience. The walkways are also very nice, and they kindly let you know how easy or difficult and the time it might take one to complete which was helpful too. Memories of a life time!
Denis_R, Mar 2026
Wonderful day, great guide
Carla and Harry were GREAT! Carla was like a teacher shepherding her students through the best field trip of their lives. Alway patient, knowledgeable, super pleasant, and very clear in both english and spanish. The group we were with also had many friendly people. And, of course, the Torres del Paine park was spectacular... even in slightly rainy weather.
YHEINNY_S, Mar 2026
Beautiful scenery
The glacier is at a national park which you have to pay to enter. There is several stops. The first one you’re getting on the boat to see the glacier. Then the second stop is a walk that you could take pictures with the glacier behind you. This last stop has a restaurant and convenience store.
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El Calafate is a gateway to some of Patagonia’s most dramatic landscapes, from sprawling glaciers and mountain ranges to windswept lakes and ancient forests. El Calafate day trips include excursions to Perito Moreno Glacier, boat rides through icy fjords, hikes in Los Glaciares National Park, and visits to mountain towns like El Chaltén. With transport and local tour guides included, you can allocate the time and energy you’d normally devote to logistics to fully immersing yourself in southern Argentina.