Graue Gletschernavigation in Torres Del Paine
Beschreibung
Diese Tour ist eine einzigartige Bootsfahrt, die es uns ermöglicht, den Grauen Gletscher zu betrachten und das volle Ausmaß der unzähligen Risse und Aufstände zu genießen, die die Schneeverwehung bilden. Unsere Tour lädt Sie ein, auf das Gray II-Boot zu steigen und 45 Minuten lang die atemberaubende Landschaft zu genießen. Nach dem Segeln besuchen wir die Insel, die den Gletscher teilt, um ihn aus einem neuen Blickwinkel zu beobachten.
Tour-Optionen
Reiseverlauf
Die Tour beginnt mit der Abfahrt von der Grauzone des Parks bis zum Ende des südlichen Eisfeldes, wo sich der Graue Gletscher befindet. Der Gletscher befindet sich im Nationalpark Torres del Paine und hat eine etwa 40 Meter hohe Eiswand sowie eine Kombination aus Blautönen, die eine atemberaubende Aussicht auf die Natur bieten. Um zum Boot zu gelangen, müssen Sie am nächsten 3 km zu Fuß am Gray Beach vom nächsten Parkplatz aus spazieren. Wir werden den Gletscher durch das Gray II-Boot besuchen, das uns zu zahlreichen schwimmenden Eisbergen und ihren verschiedenen Formationen führt, die sich ideal zum Beobachten oder Fotografieren eignen. Nachdem wir ungefähr 45 Minuten gesegelt sind, gehen wir vor den Gletscher, der durch eine zentrale Insel geteilt ist, wo wir landen. Auf diese Weise können Sie das volle Ausmaß der unzähligen Risse und Aufstände genießen, die die Schneeverwehung ausmachen. Manchmal treten große Erdrutsche auf, die die Navigation des Gray II vermeiden, aber es bietet auch die Möglichkeit, die Navigation durch Tierkreise durchzuführen.
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Wichtige Informationen
- Reisende sollten mindestens eine gute Fitness haben.
- 4 Stunden (Bootsfahrt: 2,45 Stunden)
- Der Schwierigkeitsgrad dieser Tour kann sich je nach Wetterbedingungen ändern
- Der Eintritt in den Nationalpark muss in chilenischen Pesos bezahlt werden
- Warme Kleidung, Hut und Handschuhe, Sonnenbrille mit UV-Filter, Wanderschuhe, Sonnencreme, Mineralwasser und erforderliche Dokumentation
- WICHTIG: Dieser Spaziergang ist NICHT für jede Art von Publikum geeignet. Von den Passagieren wird erwartet, dass sie für die Analyse ihres Gesundheitszustands verantwortlich sind und entscheiden, ob diese Tour durchgeführt werden kann oder nicht
Bewertungen(23)
We had an amazing experience at Grey Glacier. The scenery is simply spectacular and the whole tour organization was excellent. I want to highlight especially the guides Joaquin and Matias, who had wonderful attention with us. Before arriving at the tour we had a flat tire and they kindly waited for us, which we really valued very much. That gesture made a difference and shows the great professionalism and human quality of the team. We definitely recommend this experience to anyone visiting Chilean Patagonia. Wonderful!
Great experience, so fun. Be forewarned, it is about a mile walk between check in at the hotel, driving 10 minutes to the parking location and then the walk through the woods and then across a sandy beach to get to the boat. The actual boat ride is about 3 hours. Limited food and drink options on the boat and there is a restroom. But seeing the glacier up close is once in a lifetime.
The glacier grey boat tour was spectacular. It was breathtaking to see the glacier. Matias one of the guides on the boat was very informative along with all the other guides. Had a great time on this tour and would highly recommend this.
This tour we buy through Nomads, totally reliable. We had to schedule transfer from Puerto Natales to the Hotel Lago Grey where the check in is done, we also coordinated it with Nomads, the Service was done Patagonia Planet. Everything was fulfilled as offered, specifically we went on September 22. Sailing takes just under three hours. The great value is the landscape and see the three descents of Grey Glacier to the lake, we have a beautiful day. I recommend this trip for its beauty and ease in everything and the weather accompanied us.
Part of my trip involves a wheel chair and I had to pass on the grip. The hike to and from the boat is not conducive to a wheel chair. I did not see this mentioned anywhere in the reservation material. Our group thoroughly enjoyed the excursion.
The walk from the Hotel Lago Grey to the boat is quite long and diverse. You cross the river and walk on pebbly windy beach. Seeing the lake and the glasier from the boat gives one a unique perspective. The boat was crowded. Drinks were served on board and we enjoyed our Pisco Calafate. At some point it was allowed to go up on the upper deck. It was a beautiful sight to see the glacier closely and the bluish icebergs on the lake. The drinks on the boat are served with the ice from the glazier Gray. We used to the catamaran service to get to Refugio Gray and to our trailhead.
We took the glacier cruise on our final day in Torres del Paine along our 10-day trip through Chile. New Year’s Day at 9 AM there was a line that stretched across the entrance of the hotel for those people who were checking in to the glacier tour. After check-in, we drove about 10 minutes down to the parking lot by the market and then strolled along the wooded path across the rocky shore and pebbled beach to the boat. Once on board, it was about a 40 minute cruise out into the lake. We were served a Pisco sour or Calafate Pisco sour before dropping about a half a dozen hikers off at the camp and picked up about a half a dozen campers. We then continued our way towards the two main arms, the second of which had 3 tongues. Overall it was a fantastic and very well run tour, even though there’s not much in regards to narration, but the staff was very friendly and even helped to take pictures with glacial ice fresh out of the lagoon.
It is a beautiful boat ride if you haven t yet admired the majestic glaciers of Patagonia. The walk to the boat is longer than expected
We were on the 9:00 tour. After a 30 minute hike from the departure point we stood in line in freezing weather at the unattended catamaran for a full hour before anyone met us. After boarding they used the most despicable excuse possible-“it’s not our fault”. They said sorry, let’s go. I have ridden in NYC taxi seats more comfortable than the worn out seats on Grey III. They had a chalkboard onboard advertising coffee, beer and liquor for sale, but had no coffee. Grey Glacier is the most impressive glacier in South Patagonia and this is the only company offering a tour. The glacier, and we, deserve better.
The Grey Glacier boat excursion on Grey III was fun because of the people we met, but not my favorite boat excursion to see glaciers. The walk to the boat was long and difficult on a very rocky beach. If you have any question about walking on difficult terrain for a little more than 1 mile, I cannot recommend this excursion. The boat was comfortable. While the glacier is impressive, if you are going to see the San Rafael glacier, or Perito Moreno in Argentina, I would not spend time on this tour.
Hello, Thank you for sharing your experience of this tour. We'll update the information regarding the difficulty of the trek. We do consider that Grey Glacier is very worthy of visiting, nonetheless, as it is a natural landmark of Chile and Patagonia. Best regards, Martin
