What you'll do on day 6
- After breakfast, you will be transferred from Puerto Natales (Chile) to El Calafate (Argentina). Along the way, passing through mountain peaks and steppe landscapes, you may encounter various representatives of the local fauna - llamas, hares, foxes, and alpacas. Upon arrival in El Calafate, transfer to the hotel.
- One of the main tourist attractions of Patagonia is located in El Calafate - the impressive Perito Moreno Glacier in Los Glaciares National Park. About 40% of the park is covered by gigantic ice fields, with 47 major glaciers, 13 of which flow eastward in the park to feed two large lakes, Lake Viedma to the north and Lake Argentino to the south. There are also about 190 smaller glaciers that are not connected to the ice fields. You will have the opportunity to see an excellent spectacle in Calafate - a small town in Patagonia, located on the shores of Lake Viedma and Lake Argentino. It was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1987. A very beautiful and unforgettable sight. Amazing nature, the calm waters of the lake where the town is located, small cozy bars and restaurants, souvenir shops. You simply won't want to leave these places.
- Evening guided jeep tour "Nativo Experience", including dinner in a cave.
- During this anthropologically inclined excursion, you will embark on a journey through time and learn how indigenous tribes and later colonizers settled these lands. Driving along the shore of Lake Lago Argentino through picturesque landscapes, you will find yourself near caves where indigenous people of Patagonia left their traces thousands of years ago. After many years, these cave paintings were discovered by scientists. At the end of the tour, you will be offered an unparalleled dinner in the caves: feel like part of millennia-old history and enjoy the pleasure of traditional dishes in a truly unforgettable setting!