6-dagars rundtur i Patagonia som besöker El Calafate, Perito Moreno-glaciären och El Chalten

My 5 friends and I had a wonderful time on this tour. It was the perfect balance of planned transport and guides, and independent time to complete well-marked hikes. I felt such relief not having to plan transfers, hostels, or guides for the glacier. Additionally, the staff was available always if anything were to go wrong. Would highly recommend for a reasonably priced, well-planned trip to Argentinian Patagonia.

We were hesitant to book a tour at first but are completely glad we did. Travel, accommodations, airport transfers and communications throughout the trip were completely smooth. We were placed at beautiful, comfortable, and well located lodgings. Our hotel in Calafate had a beautiful view of El Lago Argentino, and in Chalten we were perfectly located to start our hike to Fitz Roy. Staff was warm and responsive via Whatsapp and we felt well cared for throughout the trip.

A wonderful and unforgettable trip. The team at Say Hueque was fantastic and easy to communicate with. Very timely pickups and smooth transportation as well as beautiful lodging selection. Would 110% recommend booking with Say Hueque!!

This was the trip of a lifetime!!! The glaciers were amazing, trekking up to see the Fitz roy was incredible. Having the transportation and logistics organized for us made it really easy. Our only regret is that we didn’t do the mini trekking on the glacier!

They organized everything very well. We enjoyed the tour so much and recommend the tour. Argentina is really beautiful and this tour is the highlight of my life!

It s beuautiful. Awesome nature.well organised. The patagonia hostel in el chalten is amazing.the hainen hostetia in el calafate is very bad.

Well-coordinated and well-planned. If i can do it differently, i will add two more days in El Chalten to be able to do the 3 long treks.

<p>Perfect for the independent traveler. Made organising our time in patagonia quick and easy. </p> <p>The tour company provided pickup and orientation, this was extremely helpful and the team were really friendly. </p> <p>The accommodation in El Calafate would blow you away.</p>

<p>I saw what I wanted to see in the short amount of time I had. The hotels were good, the food was good. The only issue that came up was the long wait after checking out of El Chelten, so I had to pay to go back to El Calafate earlier in the day than 7pm. It would have been nice to have the option to return earlier without the extra expense.</p>

<p>So a previous reviewer said that this tour is for the Independent Traveler. I 100 agree with him. The tour package basically gives you a ride to and from El Chalten and you're on your own once you get there. Get to know El Calafate and where the bus station is the day before because you leave for El Chalten super early in the morning. Not a great time to get lost. And, you get back in the evening, so you should know your way back to your lodging. <br/> This is where it gets bad, for me. So I booked an Inn. I couldn't find it. Fortunately, I was traveling with a friend who I met the day before at the airport. She was staying at the Hostel. I decided to walk with her to the hostel and call my Inn once I got there. Well....after a few phone calls made by the good people at the Hostel and put on hold for awhile, I found out the Inn is closed and have been closed for a couple months. Tried to call the travel company with no luck. Mind you, this was Saturday. So I just decided to pay for 2 nights at the hostel. It cost me around 20/night for a 4 bed dorm. And I requested to room with my new friend. The itinerary said that I could stay at the La Aldea or something similar. It was nice if I had gotten a hold of someone to tell me where that something similar was. Please make sure your info is updated. It was quite disorienting. <br/> El Chalten is small enough that you can figure out what you want to do within a couple hours, more or less. Depending on you, the traveler.<br/> It was a little disorienting to be dropped off at the bus station and you're on your own. No one to meet you or direct you. The town is small enough that it was easy to find my lodging. The personnel at the bus station were not really helpful. So just start walking into town. There's only one way in, one way out. Unless you want to start going over mountains and streams. This is where I take off one star.<br/> The views, trails, fresh air, the other travelers....make the other 4 stars. I mean.....the view itself is inspiring!!! I'm the type of traveler who gets a room to have a safe, warm, and dry place to sleep. Oh! And a shower. <br/> We were so blessed to have 2 days of wonderful weather. Our last half day was super cold and windy and some rain, but it cleared out towards the afternoon. Just the sort of weather I expect in the Fall time Went there end of March.<br/> If you need trail info, the bus stops at a Ranger Station? before getting into town. Get as much info as you can there. It is also a mandatory stop. We got the rest of our info at the Hostel.<br/> Lots of laundry places to get your stuff fresh and clean.</p>