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Patagonia Glacier Cruise

Have an unforgettable experience on this cruise through a fjord in the heart of beautiful Patagonia to the glaciers of Balmaceda and Serrano. Admire some of the most breath-taking landscapes in Chile. Patagonia Glacier Cruise. We'll meet at the...

  • 10 hours

Have an unforgettable experience on this cruise through a fjord in the heart of beautiful Patagonia to the glaciers of Balmaceda and Serrano. Admire some of the most breath-taking landscapes in Chile.

Patagonia Glacier Cruise

We'll meet at the indicated time at Hermann Eberhard 560 and head towards the docks in Puerto Natales. There we will climb on board the boat which will take us to the glaciers of Balmaceda and Serrano in the O’Higgins National Park.

The cruise cuts through the magical Patagonian landscape sprinkled with forests and hills and we head into the ‘Última Esperanza Sound’ (The Inlet of Last Hope). Look for sea lions on the rocks and flocks of cormorants and Andean condors.

After a 3-hour cruise along the fjord, we will witness a spectacular waterfall known as ‘The Virgin Sail’, and arrive at mount Balmaceda, where the Balmaceda and Serrano glaciers rise 6500 feet above sea level.

After disembarking at the docks in Puerto Toro, we will take a walk through the forest area to the foot of the Serrano glacier. If you're feeling hungry, we'll stop at a local spot to enjoy a delicious barbeque.

The tour concludes with the return journey to Puerto Natales, totaling 10 hours.

Prices

Included

  • Transport by minibus
  • English–speaking guide
  • Boat cruise
  • Lunch

Tips

  • Accessibility: No, not advisable for people with reduced mobility

Location

Activity location

Calle Hermann Eberhard 568, 6160000 Natales, Magallanes and Antartica Chilena, Chile

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