Michelangelo El Calafate
Gobernador Moyano 1020 El Calafate, Province of Santa Cruz, Patagonia, 9405, Argentina
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El Calafate, Argentina - Days 3 and 4
The next day we had an early start as our flight was departing at 8:30am from the International Aiport of Buenos Aires. We managed to make the flight without any problems and apart from the delay, we arrived in El Calafate around mid-day. The airport in El Calafate is quite charming with an amazing view of the Andes. We quickly got our two small …
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Back To Argentina ... Again
... us over an hour until we came across a bank on the edge of the main street that had a compatible machine. Once we had money we went to the supermarket to buy groceries. We bought quite a lot of food to allow for a sufficient Christmas dinner and a few extras to take with us to El Chalten. Apparently this frontier town has limited and very expensive produce available. After dumping our food at the hostel we went in search of a particular ...
Wk15: To the end of the world....
... another border, i was ready for my salt plains tour the following day. We were driven around on our tour in a badass 4x4 jeep! Def gonna be my next car! Lol. My group was really cool too, a norwegian, a dutch, a french, a spanish and two colombians! Very multicultural! We spent the morning travelling to the train cemetery and some random village (very uninspiring - and was wondering if the day would be a waste of time). However, in the afternoon we reached the ...
El Calafate & El Chaltén
... on the Glaciar where huge chunks of ice break off and made the lake rage. The cracking of the ice is normal, luckely this glaciar hasn't been affected by global warming yet. Then we took a short boat trip towards the north side of the Glacier where we put on crampons and walked for about 1,5 hours on the Glacier itself. It was a fun walk with, once again, amazing images. Especially the reflection from the sun on the ice creates an amazing blue light in the cracks of ...
Perito Moreno - Big Ice Tour !!!
... qui a l'air complètement identique que les quelques centaines de mètres qu'on vient de parcourir, sauf qu lui nous fait contourner tout un bloc de glace pour éviter de tomber dans une crevasse qu'il est le seul à avoir vu, on se rend compte que c'est vraiment un univers complètement différent, beaucoup trop dangereux à découvrir seul.
Le guide est vraiment top, une sorte de savoyard version argentine, pas du tout superficiel ou à la recherche du pourboire, un ...



