The Experience
Experience the multi-glacier boat excursion in the exclusive Captain's Club VIP salon — a private, climate-controlled lounge with panoramic windows, premium dining, and personalised service. The route is the same as the standard Todo Glaciares excursion, taking in Upsala, Spegazzini, and Perito Moreno in a single day, but the VIP salon changes the experience of a long day on the water considerably — a dedicated space away from the main decks, unobstructed panoramic views from your own table, and a level of onboard service closer to a private charter than a shared excursion boat. Worth the upgrade for travellers prioritising comfort on what is otherwise a full and occasionally cold day on Lago Argentino, or for a special-occasion booking where the setting matters as much as the glaciers themselves. The most luxurious way to see this stretch of Los Glaciares National Park by water, and the version we recommend when a guest asks us directly for the best possible way to do this excursion.
Private Experience Available
Ask us about a fully private version of this experience — designed entirely around your pace and preferences.
Perfect For
- — Luxury travelers
- — couples
- — special occasion travelers
Duration
Full Day
Destination
El Calafate →Categories
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