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Board a luxury vessel for an 11-hour gourmet cruise across Lago Argentino, navigating channels that bring you within sight of Perito Moreno, Spegazzini and Uppsala glaciers. Expect boutique dining, guided commentary, and close glacier approaches with short onshore walks along park walkways.
Board a luxury vessel for an 11-hour gourmet cruise across Lago Argentino, navigating channels that bring you within sight of Perito Moreno, Spegazzini and Uppsala glaciers. Expect boutique dining, guided commentary, and close glacier approaches with short onshore walks along park walkways.
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You step aboard the Maria Turquoise as pale morning light skims the glassy surface of Lago Argentino and the boat noses toward a ragged skyline of ice. The air is raw and clean; bergs scrape and chatter as they drift, and the first blue face of Perito Moreno reappears over the prow like an enormous carved wall.
easy.
10–11 hours.
Light fitness required — ability to board a boat, stand for viewing periods and walk short, flat shore trails.
The experience runs about 11 hours (660 minutes) and typically includes hotel pickup, admission to Los Glaciares National Park, the luxury cruise aboard the Maria Turquoise and a gourmet lunch or box lunch depending on ticket option.
Yes — the itinerary navigates channels and a floor canal that allow close approaches and panoramic views of Perito Moreno and other major glaciers, though exact proximity depends on ice conditions.
The cruise notes suitability for all fitness levels; short onshore walks use park walkways, but boarding a vessel requires stepping; contact the operator ahead to discuss mobility needs.
Expect birdlife such as Andean condors and waterfowl; sightings of guanaco and other terrestrial mammals are possible along shorelines seen from the boat.
Los Glaciares National Park was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site and has been shaped by centuries of glaciation and gaucho ranching culture centered around El Calafate.
The ice fields are highly sensitive to climate change; visitors should stick to designated paths, avoid introducing foreign contaminants and follow park regulations to minimize impact.
Que Hacer en Buenos Aires operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
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