Discover Argentina's LARGEST Glacier on a private tour from El Calafate｜Argentina

Discover two of Patagonia's most iconic destinations on a private full-day experience from El Calafate. This tour combines unforgettable landscapes, a boat trip in front of the Viedma Glacier, and free time to explore El Chaltén, the National Capital of Trekking. The adventure begins with a transfer from your accommodation in El Calafate. Aboard a comfortable vehicle, we'll set off along the legendary National Route 40, crossing the vastness of the Patagonian steppe while enjoying views of Argentine Lake and the mountains that dominate the horizon. Our first stop will be the historic Parador La Leona, a place steeped in history where you can take a break before continuing the tour. From there, we'll continue along the shores of stunning Lake Viedma, whose deep turquoise waters accompany much of the route and offer some of the most spectacular views in southern Argentina. Upon reaching Bahía Túnel, we'll board a boat to sail across Lake Viedma, approaching one of the most breathtaking landscapes in the region: the Viedma Glacier, the largest glacier in mainland Argentina. During the cruise, you'll be able to see its huge ice walls, the floating icebergs, and the immensity of the Southern Patagonian Ice Field up close — a unique experience for nature and photography lovers. After the boat trip, we'll continue to El Chaltén, a charming mountain village located at the foot of the Fitz Roy Massif. There, you'll have some free time to stroll its streets, have lunch at one of its restaurants, or take one of the short, self-guided trails that start from the village, such as the Los Cóndores vantage points or the Chorrillo del Salto waterfall, which are perfect for enjoying panoramic views of the valley and mountains. Our tour is designed for small groups, offering a more intimate, flexible, and personalized experience. Without the rush of mass excursions, you'll have time to enjoy each stop, take photos, and discover Patagonia at your own pace. At the end of the visit, we'll head back to El Calafate, once again driving along Route 40 as the landscape changes with the afternoon light, putting the finishing touch to an unforgettable day among glaciers, mountains, and some of the most breathtaking scenery in Patagonia.