Perito Moreno Kayak Experience
Experience the Perito Moreno Glacier from a truly unique and immersive perspective, gliding across the icy-blue waters of Lake Argentino in one of Patagonia’s most exclusive and protected environments. Thanks to our team’s extensive experience, strict safety standards, and strong commitment to environmental conservation, this excursion offers privileged access to an area few travelers can explore.
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Your journey begins in El Calafate, followed by a scenic 78 km drive to Los Glaciares National Park. Along the way, your guides will share engaging insights into the region’s landscapes, ecosystems, and glacial formations, preparing you for the experience ahead.
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Upon arrival, you’ll head directly to the operations base near Los Témpanos Beach, where the kayak adventure begins. Here, you’ll be equipped with high-quality technical gear, including a Gore-Tex dry suit, thermal layers, boots, gloves, and a life jacket. Before entering the water, certified guides will provide a comprehensive safety briefing and paddling instructions, making this activity suitable even for beginners with no prior kayaking experience.
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Once ready, you’ll begin paddling along the glacier’s northern face, enjoying a breathtaking perspective of its towering ice walls from water level. During approximately 1 hour and 30 minutes on the lake, you’ll pause to take unforgettable photos and learn about the glacier’s formation, movement, and surrounding Patagonian ecosystem, creating a deeper connection with this natural wonder.
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After returning to base, you’ll enjoy warm drinks and light snacks, a perfect moment to relax and take in the experience. The excursion then continues with a visit to the Perito Moreno Glacier walkways, where you’ll have free time to explore at your own pace. From multiple viewpoints, you’ll witness the glacier’s immense scale and may even experience the dramatic phenomenon of ice calving
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This experience seamlessly combines kayaking, exploration, and panoramic discovery, offering a truly unique way to experience Patagonia—first from the water, and then from above—at one of the world’s most iconic glaciers.
