Full Day Chalten Self Guided Trek From Calafate
- An excellent combination of recognition activities, hiking and exploration
- Assistance from our guide authorized by the Secretary of Tourism of the Argentine Nation and by the Administration of National Parks of Argentina during the trip from Calafate to Chalten
- Our vehicle makes stops in the best viewpoints
- Excellent opportunity to discover the Chalten town, its bars and breweries
- Pick up and drop off is from your hotel at El Calafate.
- We are Southroad, a company with 24 years experience of Full day tours from Calafate to Chalten & Torres del Paine.
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Full Day Chalten Self Guided Trek From Calafate
Pickup included
What's included in Full Day Chalten Self Guided Trek From Calafate
(Subject to Option Inclusions)Itinerary
Road to El Chalten
Panoramic view
Cerro Fitz RoyPass-by Only
Panoramic view
Cerro TorrePass-by Only
Panoramic view
Inclusions
- Standard Lunch box: 2 Ham and Cheese Sandwiches, 1 fruit, 1 sweet, 1 bottle of water. Vegetarian and Celiac must be requested in advanced.
- Guided transfers
- Guided Hikes
- Fee entrance to NP
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Specialized infant seats are available
- Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
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Pickup and Dropoff
Choose to be picked up from a list of locations
Please arrive at the pick up point 15 minutes before departure time.
Additional Information
Pick up is done with several vehicles for a quick pick up. There is though a marge of 20-30 minutes to visit all hotels. Please wait for our arrival at the lobby of your hotel.
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Ticket Redemption
• Pick up starts at the informed hour (from October to middle April 7.30 am, rest of the year 8 am), we have though a marge of 20 to 30 minutes to pick up everyone, please wait for our arrival at the lobby of your hotel. Thank you! • During the winter, the time spent in El Chalten is approximately 5 hours. Long walks (Laguna Capri for example) can be done as long as the trails are suitable. National Park authorities may ask travelers to bring trekking poles and crampons in case there is ice on the trails.