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Daytour to “El Chaltén” from Calafate

12 hours

Easy

Embark on a challenging yet rewarding full-day trek from El Calafate to El Chaltén, exploring the iconic Monte Fitz Roy and its surroundings.

A Trekking Adventure at the Feet of Fitz Roy

Experience the rugged beauty of Patagonia with this comprehensive hiking tour: This Dos Lagunas trek is more than just a hike; it's an immersion into the heart of Patagonia's wild, beautiful landscapes, offering memories that will last a lifetime. Whether you're a seasoned trekker or someone seeking a challenging adventure, this tour promises an unforgettable day in nature.

Highlights:

  • Journey to El Chaltén: Depart early from El Calafate, enjoying the scenic drive along Route 40 with views of the Andes.
  • Trekking Start: Begin your hike at the Electric River Bridge, with a gradual ascent to the Piedras Blancas Glacier viewpoint.

Group Splits: 

  • Group 1: Tackles the more demanding path to Laguna de los Tres, gaining 430 meters over 3 km for an up-close view of Fitz Roy and its glacier.
  • Group 2: Opts for the easier route to Laguna Capri, a beautiful alternative still offering stunning landscapes.
  • Scenic Lunch: Enjoy your packed lunch at one of the lagunas, taking in the natural splendor.
  • Photography: Capture the iconic Fitz Roy and its surrounding peaks from unique vantage points.

Duration

  • Approximately 15 hours, with the trek itself taking around 8-10 hours.

Suitability: 

  • Age: Suitable for those aged 10 to 55, with a high level of physical fitness required.
  • Health: Not recommended for pregnant women, those with heart conditions, knee problems, or significant obesity. Individuals with asthma, hypertension, or diabetes should bring necessary medications.

Why Choose This Experience?

  • Scenic Beauty: One of the best ways to experience the majesty of Fitz Roy and the Patagonian landscape.
  • Adventure: Offers a challenge for avid hikers with stunning rewards.
  • Cultural and Natural Education: Learn about the area's geology, flora, and fauna from experienced guides.
  • Flexibility: Options for different hiking abilities ensure everyone can enjoy the beauty of the region.
What's included?
    • Transportation: Round trip from El Calafate to El Chaltén.
    • Guides: Certified bilingual (Spanish/English) guides for safety and information.
    • Meal: A packed lunch (vianda) for your trek.
    • Safety Gear: Crampons for certain sections of the hike.
    • Insurance: Personal accident insurance.
    Exclusions
      • National Park Fee: Must be purchased online or paid at the park entrance.
      • Personal Equipment: Clothing, trekking boots, etc., are not provided.
      • Tips: Gratuities for guides are at your discretion.
      • Access for wheelchairs or people with reduced mobility
      Please note
        • Booking: Only operates on odd-numbered days.
        • Weather: The trek continues unless conditions are unsafe; the route may be altered by guide discretion.
        • Preparation: Bring water, snacks, extra layers, a flashlight, and appropriate footwear.
        What to bring
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