8 horas
Daily Tour
Difficult
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The Vinciguerra Glacier trek It is a unique experience for nature lovers and highly demanding hiking. This glacier, one of the largest in Tierra del Fuego, offers amazing landscapes, from peat bogs and waterfalls to the spectacular Laguna de los Témpanos and the impressive ice caves.
With an approximate duration of 8 hours and a high level of difficulty, this tour is ideal for those looking for a physical challenge in the midst of the solitude and immensity of the Fuegian nature. The tour is available for those 18 and under 55, and requires specialized equipment such as waterproof high-top shoes.
The day starts early, with a transfer from your accommodation in Ushuaia to the Andorra Valley. The trekking begins at the Tranquera Verde, where a professional guide will guide you before starting the hike.
The tour begins with a 20-minute walk on flat terrain, crossing reddish peat bogs and forests of lengas, ñires and coihues. After crossing the Arroyo Grande by a pedestrian bridge, you will have the opportunity to observe beaver trees in the natural environment.
The first section of ascent lasts approximately 2 hours and takes you to an impressive waterfall located at the edge of the vegetation. Here you will enjoy a 20-minute break to recharge with a fruit snack and take photos of this magical landscape.
Continuing with the ascent, you will arrive at the majestic Laguna de los Témpanos, surrounded by the Andes Mountains. In this splendid glacier water mirror, you will enjoy an included box lunch (sandwich, fruit and water), while you delight in the scenery and capture unforgettable photographs.
Just 20 minutes from the lagoon, you will find the glacier's ice caves. If weather and terrain conditions allow, you will be able to briefly access these unique natural formations, ideal for spectacular photos.
The descent begins after enjoying the glacier and its surroundings. After returning to the starting point, the transport will be waiting to take you back to Ushuaia.
Yes, due to the high level of difficulty, this tour is ideal for people with previous experience in long hikes and mountain hikes.
No, it is restricted to people between 18 and 55 years old.
No, poles, rackets or crampons are not included, but you can bring your own equipment.
Yes, cancellations are allowed up to 7 days in advance, with the retention of a percentage for administrative expenses.
The use of waterproof high-top footwear is mandatory. It is also recommended to bring sunscreen, sunglasses, gloves, hats and a backpack.
Yes, terrain and weather conditions can influence access to the ice caves and other points along the route.
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