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

What a special day we had at Tierra del Fuego. It is the end of the earth with marvels of God’s kissing our earth. The landscape, wildlife, lakes and mountains take your breath away. Spectacular! We traveled miles I. The park and saw wonders at every turn

The trek was amazing and we lucked out to have perfect weather. Overall everything was good and I would recommend this tour. I will say the pickup was nearly an hour late, which meant we had to rush a little bit to get to the ascent before the trail closed. I also heard some other guides telling their group some information about the mountains and the area, whereas our guides did not. They were great escorts and had good attitudes, I just felt like we could have learned a little bit along the way.

Was not impressed with tour guide. Signed up for English speaking guide but she did both languages plus a speech tick which made it very fatiguing to listen too. I had to drown her out as to not have a massive headache.

This tour was overpriced and wasted time. Hurry up and get in line! We spent 2.5 hours in a shuttle and bus picking people up to start off the morning. The guides consistently waste time. There was no value add. Shuffling up slush behind 40 people in crampons is the extent of the trekking you’ll do. The park, of course, is stunning, but you’re better off renting a car and exploring yourself. This should have been 2 hours, but they somehow stretched it to 10 hours. Of the many excursions over five weeks that I’ve done between here and Chile, this is the worst.

Perfect guidence to beagle channel! They were very kind and helpful. Very recommendable activity to everyone will visit Ushuaia.

What we thought should have been a full day experience seemed like a half day tour. We were picked up at 9am by our guide and driver, Juan. He was very friendly and an excellent driver. First stop was by the road for photos ops or the magnificent Andes mountains. Next stop was again by the side of the road to view Escondido Lake from a distance. Then off we go through a trail, with Juan deftly maneuvering the vehicle to get to Fagnano lake. We were offered snacks and a hot drink. The tour description said we’d stop for 2 hours for snacks and a guide through hidden trails to see animal, etc. but that didn’t happen because we stayed for only 30 mins. After our snacks, we pack up and head to a restaurant to order our meals. We get there at 12 noon. Food was ok. By 1:30 we leave and we’re back at the drop off point by 3pm. I feel we paid too much for this tour. I expected more activities for the price we paid.

Absolute must if you are visiting the Perito Moreno glacier - it is a short boat ride and one is given all the safety gear - helmet / crampons etc. To walk on the glacier was an amazing unforgettable experience - a huge highlight of my Pantagonia tour. The guides very helpful and knowledgeable and overall experience simply fabulous.

You are taken by boat to the side of the glacier, then a moderate walk on rocky coast to the ice where you will be given a helmet and fitted with crampons. Guides gave us a lesson oh how to walk safely on the ice and we were off on an approx 90 min trek. The guides were wonderful, giving us great information on the "history" formation, etc of this glacier. I felt safe at all times! Spoiler alert! you will receive a treat at the end of the trek known as the Scottish Lowlands! My only criticism and reason for 4, not 5 stars is the agism displayed by the company that runs this tour. There is an age limit of 65 years however I know people who have trekked the Himalayas and the Presidential range (USA) in their 70s. They'd be able to do this much easier and safer than many people I know in their 40',50's.