Glaciers Gourmet Guides: Lunch, Price, Route, Sellers
Glaciers Gourmet guides: what gourmet means on board, the price of every option, the route hour by hour, the Perito Moreno walkways option, whether the day is worth it, and the agencies that sell it.
What Gourmet Means on the Glaciers Gourmet Cruise
On the Glaciers Gourmet cruise the cheapest option is a lunch box on the classic deck; the four-course gourmet lunch is in the 16-seat premium lounge. What each deck serves, what it costs and what reviewers say (November 2026).
Read guide →Glaciers Gourmet Price
What the Glaciers Gourmet cruise costs: US$235 for the classic deck with a lunch box, US$275 with transfers, US$335 with the Perito Moreno walkways, US$435 to US$535 on the premium deck, the operator's peso rates and the ARS 50,000 park fee (November 2026).
Read guide →The Glaciers Gourmet Route, Hour by Hour
The Glaciers Gourmet day in order: pickup from 7:15, boarding at La Soledad at 8:30, Escuadra Bay, the Spegazzini channel, the walk at Puesto Las Vacas, lunch in the Upsala channel, Perito Moreno's north face, and back by 17:00 (November 2026).
Read guide →Glaciers Gourmet with the Perito Moreno Walkways
The footbridges option on the Glaciers Gourmet cruise: off the boat at Puerto Moreno at about 15:45, two hours on the Perito Moreno walkways and the bus back, for US$60 more on the classic deck. What it adds and who it suits (November 2026).
Read guide →Is Glaciers Gourmet Worth It?
Is the Glaciers Gourmet cruise worth the money and the eight hours? What the day shows you, what reviewers complain about (the lunch box, the Upsala far away, crowds), and who should book something else (November 2026).
Read guide →Same Cruise, Different Seller?
Cruceros Marpatag sells its Glaciers Gourmet day itself, and agencies sell gourmet glacier days from La Soledad at their own prices: US$235 to US$590 and up, with different transfers, lunches and refund terms (November 2026).
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