Today we will trek to Laguna Los Tres, enjoying a stunning view of Mount Fitz Roy - the ultimate landmark of Los Glaciares National Park. We will begin our hike by heading towards Laguna Capri, passing its northern corner. Then we shall follow the Fitz Roy Trail up to Blanco River, passing the mountaineering camp, Poicenot. Finally, a short steep trail will take us to Laguna de Los Tres, where we will be lucky enough to witness one of the park’s most marvelous natural scenes - the turquoise-blue lagoon framed by Fitz Roy’s spires, turrets and glaciers. When everyone is ready to set off again, we will hike back to Laguna Capri and continue along the trail back to Chaltén. Meals: Box Lunch Accommodation: At El Chalten

Today we will embark upon a full day hike along the Cerro Torre trail to Laguna Torre, a glimmering mountain lake with the majestic Mount Torre behind. We will be putting our best foot forward straight after breakfast, walking eastwards and blazing our trail through beech forests, towards Fitz Roy River. We will continue towards Agostini base camp, and then make a short hike to Laguna Torre, admiring the western view of Cerro Torre and the Adela range. Our eyes will be met by icebergs serenely floating on Laguna Torre as the gusty wind sets them drifting towards the coast. We can stop at various points to appreciate the magnificent view and enjoy a tasty picnic. Later, we shall return to Chaltén, returning along the same trail. Once we’re back, you can enjoy a delicious dinner at one of Chaltén’s cosy restaurants before heading back to your hotel for some well-deserved rest and relaxation. Meals: B, Box Lunch Accommodation: At El Chalten

Another great trek option for this tour is to approach a 360° viewpoint by way of a lesser used trail within the national park. It's from this point you are able to appreciate the gorgeous low lands of Fitz Roy, the Patagonian steppe and the infinite Lake Viedma. On the last leg of this way you'll walk along a very different mountain topography; where you'll be able to see indigenous alpine flora, and search for marine fossils. Leaving El Chaltén on the path that follows towards Laguna Toro. Walking for about an hour, you'll arrive at an exposed area with a great view of Mount Fitz Roy, Torre and Huemul. You'll advance the hike across the Pampas, locally known as “Pampa de las Carretas”. Then, passing through diverse parts of the woods you'll hear many birds, inviting you to discover and identify assorted species of birds that inhabitthis environment. Departing the forest (about 3280ft) you'll start to walk across an alpine type region, where delicate flowers grow. In this segment of the trek, where snow is a possibility, it's possible to find the remains of marine fossils such as ammonites and belemnites that are thought to be around 100 million years old. In this ultimate section you might also experience the Patagonian wind, which is just as much part of the trek! Finally you'll reach the viewpoint- at almost 4921 ft. This vista offers an unorthodox and unique view of the Torre and Fitz Roy massifs. After a great lunch with an unforgettable viewpoint, you'll return to El Chaltén; today you will take the bus to Calafate. Meals: breakfast, box lunch Accommodation: at El Calafate

Today marks the end of our incredible trip! After having breakfast, a transfer will take us to Calafate airport. Adiós Patagonia, hopefully, we’ll meet again! Meals: B.