6 horas
Daily Tour
14 people
English, Espanol
First of all, the Balmaceda and Serrano Glaciers Half-Day Navigation is a must-do experience for travelers visiting Puerto Natales. In addition, the excursion is perfect for those who want to admire the majestic Patagonian glaciers in less time. As a result, this half-day tour combines nature, history, and breathtaking landscapes at the southern edge of Chile.
To begin with, the journey starts at Muelle Prat, located on the waterfront of Puerto Natales. Then, the boat sails through the Última Esperanza Fjord towards Bernardo O’Higgins National Park, one of the largest protected areas in Chile. Therefore, travelers can enjoy spectacular views of the Southern Ice Field right from the beginning of the tour.
Along the way, it is possible to admire snowcapped mountains, native forests, and Patagonian wildlife such as cormorants and sea lions. First of all, the boat approaches the Balmaceda Glacier, which descends from the Southern Ice Fields and offers a stunning panoramic view from the water. Then, the navigation continues towards the Serrano Glacier. Finally, after a short disembarkation and a scenic walk along the Serrano River, visitors arrive at an unforgettable viewpoint.
In addition, the experience includes a special moment: a whisky served with ancient glacier ice, taken directly from the area. Therefore, the toast becomes both a unique celebration and a reminder of the privilege of exploring Chilean Patagonia. As a result, many travelers consider this the highlight of their trip.
If you prefer a more complete experience that includes lunch, we recommend the
Balmaceda and Serrano Glaciers Full-Day Navigation. In addition, this option allows you to extend your journey and enjoy even more of Patagonia’s impressive landscapes. Finally, both alternatives guarantee unforgettable memories.
Navegación disponible entre los meses de Octubre y Abril
Los niños entre 5 a 12 años tienen un 50% de descuento en el valor de la tarifa, los infantes hasta 4 años tienen tarifa liberada.