Fabulous place and we had a wonderful guide in Laura. She was extremely knowledgeable and informative, very friendly and helpful helpful.

The views were fantastic and the guide was fabulous 👌 her knowledge was excellent and made for a great half day tour. Well worth doing

It is the most popular place to visit and has incredible views. We had a great guide and driver team who shared much information. Issue: There are two boat ride options - South and North. Most people went to the south, and few of us got to the north. The difference needs to be clarified.

The ice trekking is super beautiful that I can recommend to everyone. However, the hike itself is only 1.5 hours so bear that in mind. Also, considering it's very expensive you don't get that much in return. Last but not least, the guide in the beginning could only talk in Spanish which wasn't a problem for Spanish speakers like me but the Americans in our group i.e. felt left out and had no clue what's going on.

This was an incredible experience - trekking the world’s 3rd largest glacier, after only Antarctica and Greenland! Our guides - Nicholas (and Leandro), provided great information about the glaciers and showed the trek’s highlights. Nicholas took pictures of trek participants in areas with the best views. The tour ended with whisky toasts, paired with chocolate! Be forewarned though - although brief, the trek was strenuous, with the added weight of the crampons. Once the catamaran sails, there is no access to food so regardless of what the website says, you must pack lunch. This is a must do in El Calafate!

This was one of the coolest experiences I have ever had. You get picked up from your hotel in El Calafate around 7 am and there’s about a 2 hour drive to the glacier park. You have to pay 30,0000 pesos (around $30 USD). Americans - BRING CASH. They only accept MasterCard (no visa, no AmEx), so cash is easier to use. After you arrive you have about an hour to explore the glacier from the park - there are numerous paths that let you see the glacier from afar. You then board back on the bus and go to the port to take about a 20 minute boat ride to a refuge where you take a quick break and can have coffee or use the bathroom. You then hike about 45 minutes to the summit of the glacier, and then get crampons on and hike the glacier for about 2.5 hours. It is SOOOO cool. The views are insane and the glacier is beautiful. At the end, they pour you a glass of scotch over ice from the glacier! You then do the walk back, get on the boat and head home. This is a full day activity (you won get back til about 5 or 6 pm), and you need to dress for conditions. When we went it was super windy and raining and we wore multiple layers, but many were unprepared. There are plenty of places in downtown El Calafate to rent equipment if you don’t want to pack it because you’re traveling across Argentina. Overall HIGHLY recommend this experience.

Amazing one of a kind experience. The excursion was well organised and structured. We were picked up from our hotel by a van, driven to the national park entrance where tourists have to pay entrance fee and then taken to the lookout where we we were left behind to be able to explore the lookout area overlooking the glacier. After two hours we were picked up then taken to the pier to start the mini trekking. We also paid for the entrance to the glacier. We had an amazing guide who slowly took us walking on the glacier, to the peek then had whiskey on patagonian ice. It was truly awesome.

Disappointing to arrive in parc and pay full cost of 30'000 pesos for one day when we learned that many of the most popular trails were closed. Some pretty scenery but very pricey for a foreign tourist compared with about same price for 3 days in Torres del Paine, or zero cost for hiking in Los Glaciares from El Chalten.

I know it’s a bit pricey, but i enjoyed the day out, which included a mini trek of the glacier, plus the views later on from the 2.5km walkways were out of this world!

It is one of the cheapest package which can fulfil all your requirements. The guide Rokhsana was fantastic and really I enjoyed a lot. I had a flight so I requested her to manage everything in time and I was able to fimish everything well in ahead. Go with them without any doubt.

It sickens me the contamination and exploitation of natural resources I've experienced in this voyage.... they get TOO CLOSE to the animals...and the captain stayed for several minutes only a few meters away from the animals... it saddens me that our own people violently take economic advantage of our fauna and rivers. The landscapes were nothing compared to the ones you can see in trekking excursions or by car. I would not recommend this experience, we need to protect our animals and leave them alone.

We were so lucky to have Saira as our tour guide and Gustavo as our driver. Saira was so passionate as a tour guide and very knowledgeable. She check on everyone making sure they are safe. Also, she get a good pictures. Very patient to my group since I had seniors with us travelling. Lucky to have her as our tour guide!! Thumbs up!! The place is amazing!!!!

This was the most perfect day I could wish for. The drive to the meeting point was part of the experience and I got to experience all seasons in only one hour, so be prepared for anything. The guides were very attentive and careful with their explanations while also being fun. They separated us by language but made sure every group had about 18 persons with two guides. Some of the guests were wearing shoes that could get wet and I would really recommend everyone to wear hiking boots and proper clothing. The ice experience and wearing crampons was enjoyable and not too tiring, go for it! The views and the feeling of walking on ice are a great memory. Take lots of pics!

Stunning views! Guides were very helpful during the trek. We did yellow and blue trails. Red trail was closed due to some repairs. Don't miss the trails, they offer different views for north and south face of the glacier.

Indeed a once in a life time experience, at first I was nervous doing it but the staff made me feel safe the time of the activity.. special thanks to Diego (one of the guides) for taking care of us.. we recommend this tour and not to miss while in el calafate