LAGO ARGENTINO: PERITO MORENO GLACIER AREA

Argentino Lake is the largest lake in Argentina and the third in size in South America with a total surface of 1,560 km2. It is located 185 m. above sea level. It is 60 km long and between 14 and 20 km wide. Its depth varies between 35 and 1,000 meters, but in central part and on the southern shore facing Avellaneda Peninsula, it is 300 meters deep.
Argentino Lake is the source of the Santa Cruz River which flows into the Atlantic Ocean. The especial color of the water is due to a very fine powder produced by glacier abrasion, called "glacier milk".

DAY 1 - Arrival to El Calafate Airport and transfer to hotel. 03 nts of accommodation with breakfast

DAY 2 - Excursion to the incredible Perito Moreno Glacier

DAY 3 - Boat Excursion to Los Glaciares National Park to enjoy three amazing glaciers: Upsala, Onelli and Spegazzini

DAY 4 - Transfer to airport

This is a basic program to visit El Calafate Area. Please visit our tour list to see more tours combining this area and others place in Argentina and Chile

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Perito Moreno Area: See our El Calafate Interactive Map	See our El Chaltén Interactive Map	Perito Moreno Glacier Navigation
Mayo-Moreno Glaciers Excursion	Upsala Glacier Excursion	Bahía Cristina Excursion
Upsala - Onelli Glaciers Excursion	Los Glaciares National Park i-Map	The Perito Moreno Glacier Area: What is a Glacier? Interactivity
Perito Moreno Glacier Area: Alice self-guided nature trail	Perito Moreno Glacier Area: Estancia Alice Birds of Steppe	Perito Moreno Glacier Area: Estancia Alice Waterflow
Province of Santa Cruz Interactive Map	Province of Santa Cruz, Perito Moreno Glacier and El Calafate General Information

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