EXPERIENCES

One hour will take us approximately to arrive at the GLACIER VIEWPOINT, from there and towards the north we will be able to observe the unexplored South Cagliero Glacier (950 m.a.s.l.), which for years remained alive thanks to its orientation and the accumulation of snow from Neumayer, Cagliero and Loma del Diablo hills. To the south we find the vertical walls of Cerro Treinta Aniversario and its needles, highlighting the Devil's Tooth. From the viewpoint, a short walk takes us to the front of the Glacier where the guides will distribute and regulate the crampons with the boots of the hikers, to begin the third part of our program that is the walk and trekking by the glacier proper; and if the climate is mild, you will have lunch on the Glacier. The average stay over it will be approximately 2 hours, depending on the climatic conditions and the physical level of the group. The return will be made by the same way one way with arrival back to the Information Center approximately 3 hours later. The meeting time with the El Chaltén transfer will be at 5:30 PM.

We will experience the gastronomic and cultural essence of Palermo, one of Buenos Aires' most vibrant neighborhoods. The traditional Palermo tour has been revamped and renamed the Local Bites Palermo Tour, featuring a new itinerary designed to introduce visitors to the most everyday and authentic flavors of Buenos Aires. Through gastronomy, the experience invites you to enjoy a full day in the life of an Argentine: we begin at a bakery with the classic breakfast or afternoon snack of medialunas and chipá; we continue by discovering the hearty, homemade cuisine of a traditional bodegón porteño; and we finally arrive at the table of the Argentine asado, one of Argentina's quintessential culinary rituals. The tour concludes with a classic sweet treat to complete the experience. For approximately 3 and a half hours, guests will taste more than 10 dishes, with alcoholic beverages included at one of the stops, in addition to non-alcoholic drinks.

We visit a few Welsh settlement located in Rio Chubut Valley. Trelew was named after Lewis Jones, who was a pioneer in the Welsh settlement that started in 1865. Gaiman is a small village with less than 10,000 inhabitants who work mainly in farming activities. Gaiman's main attraction stands on both its high number of typical Welsh buildings and the historic and cultural events that take place in the village every year. Dolavon is also a small village, founded in 1915 and is known as the 'village of the waterwheels'. We also visit Rawson, the capital of the province of Chubut, and enjoy a traditional Welsh tea at Hosteria TyGyn.