Glaciers of Patagonia

DISCONNECT TO CONNECT

A single promise:

the complete life of a glacier

Along the legendary Carretera Austral, one of the most pristine regions remaining on Earth, glaciers cling to the jagged spires of Cerro Castillo National Park, descend from the Northern Patagonian Ice Field into the fjords of Laguna San Rafael National Park beneath Mount San Valentín, and feed the turquoise rivers that wind through the rewilded valleys of Patagonia National Park.

Their meltwater gathers in the vast inland sea of General Carrera, sculptor of the Marble Cathedrals. Farther south, beneath Mount San Lorenzo, you step onto the living ice of Calluqueo Glacier itself.
Eleven days of intimate travel return you to what truly matters. By the last crossing, you have witnessed ice in every form nature grants it: suspended from mountain spires, breaking into remote fjords, flowing through wild valleys, and resting beneath your feet.

Every guide, lodge, and table is local.
Your journey directly supports rural ecotourism and helps keep Patagonia wild for generations to come.

Laguna Cerro Castillo National Park