ESTANCIA
ALICE – EL GALPON

Desde el 01 al 15 de Abril de 2008

Temporada Baja

 

Single
Doble
Triple
   

 


2 Noches

 

US$328
US$184
US$ 168
 
 
3 Noches
US$462
US$261
US$237
     
4 Noches
US$596
US$338
US$306
     


Desde el 01 de Noviembre de 2007 al 31 de Marzo de 2008

 

Temporada Alta

 

Single
Doble
Triple
   

 


2 Noches

 

US$ 374
US$207
US$ 188
 
 
3 Noches
US$ 530
US$ 295
US$ 266
     
4 Noches
US$ 687
US$ 384
US$345
     


Location
Estancia Alice is located on the shores of the lake "Lago Argentino" in the suburbs of "El Calafate" town and close to the National Park "Los Glaciares".

General Description
Only 20 km from El Calafate, on the way to the Glaciar Perito Moreno, in an old and traditional patagonic homestead, the “El Galpon” (The shearing shed) is located. The lodge has 16 comfortable rooms with a view to the lake or to the magnificent Andes Mountain Range. The farm owns 3, 5 Kms of lake Argentino shore and 1,5 kms the river Centinela. Within our property you may practice diverse nature related activities.

Rooms and Services
All ensuite rooms look onto an incredible and wonderful landscape: the lake "Lago Argentino" and "Los Andes" mountain range. Our purpose is to offer our guests a friendly atmosphere, a warm welcome and comfortable accommodation at our place. Free shuttle service from Estancia Alice to "El Calafate" town.

Usefull dates
“El Galpon Ranch Show”
A wonderful personal welcome awaits our guests at our restaurant with delicious home made jams, cookies, scones and bread and hot tea or coffee.
The adventure starts at the antique sheep shearing shed where the walking tour begins through trekking paths that lead to the lagoon “Laguna de los Pajaros” and the lake “Lago Argentino”. The expedition to our nature reserve includes bird watching of over 40 migrating species which visit us from the beginning of Spring and which often nest in the reserve by the lagoon. The tour continues to the ancient Indian camping ground where archeologists from the University of La Plata have been excavating and studying their culture.