Situated on a secluded peninsula facing the Perito Moreno Glacier. A refuge in direct dialogue with the moving ice. Nothing added, nothing forced. A rare place to experience Patagonia from its most primal frontier.
Moreno Camp
At the World’s Quiet Edge.
THE STATEMENT
What Remains When You Remove the Noise
Integrated into the biome
Perito Moreno is not scenery. It’s a presence.
Moreno Camp is located on the Península de las Colonias. Our eco-domes follow the terrain instead of reshaping it. Elevated walkways connect spaces without compacting the soil, inviting you to feel wind, weather, and forest air with every step. Architecture doesn’t interrupt the landscape; it moves with it.
The rare few
Moreno Camp is for those who are comfortable with distance. Guests who understand that isolation can be generous, and that attention grows when noise falls away. People who travel to observe rather than consume, to stay long enough for the place to speak first. A small circle, drawn to restraint, clarity, and the kind of presence that only vast landscapes invite.
The Unusual Path
This peninsula is not an endpoint.
It’s a beginning. Every dome faces Glacier Perito Moreno, not as a spectacle, but as an orientation. You wake, rest, and move with the ice always in view, a reminder of time unfolding beyond urgency. From here, exploration starts slowly, on foot, by water, or simply by staying still.
Luxury Accommodations in Patagonia
Eco-Domes Facing Perito Moreno Glacier
Set on a secluded peninsula, our private eco-domes are oriented toward Perito Moreno Glacier. Each one is designed to leave no trace, resting lightly on the land and responding to the terrain rather than reshaping it. This is Patagonia at its most deliberate: low-impact by design, essential in every choice. A place for travelers who seek proximity without intrusion, and presence without excess.
GLACIER VIEW DOMES
At Moreno Camp, every dome faces the same horizon. There are no categories or upgrades. Each private eco-dome is oriented toward Perito Moreno Glacier, with the native forest creating natural separation between units and a sense of privacy throughout the camp. Waking up to the ice is not a feature. It’s the baseline.
Each dome is elevated to protect the soil and operates with its own biodigester, treating water on site. Inside, comfort is simple and considered: a queen bed, a wood-burning stove, and a full private bathroom with a hot shower made for recovery after long days outdoors. The camp runs fully off-grid, powered by solar energy. High-consumption devices are intentionally excluded, preserving energy, silence, and pace. With 30 square meters of space, domes host two or three guests in a shelter where glacier, wind, and light become part of daily life.
PROGRAMS
Choose your rhythm
Two ways to inhabit the Peninsula.
One shared connection with the land.
ESSENTIAL
Get the essencial and choose what next
For travelers who value autonomy and time without structure.
This program is designed for self-drivers and independent guests who prefer to arrive at their own pace and shape each day as it unfolds. Beyond the essential rhythm of meals and check-in, there are no fixed schedules. Your time is yours to claim. Your time is yours to manage.
Ideal if you want to slow down, stay close to the camp, and experience the glacier and surrounding landscape without a predefined itinerary.
This full-board experience includes:
- Accommodation in a Glacier View Dome
- All meals included
- Open bar with selected wines and spirits
- Experiences around the camp:
- The Mighty Hammocks
- Sunset & The Glacier (Brazo Rico Shore)
- Picnic by Lago Roca
DISCOVERY
Nothing to plan. Everything to feel.
A fully curated immersion into the Glacier Zone. Designed for guests who want to experience the full scope of Los Glaciares National Park without the interruption of details. Whether you are arriving from the trails of Chaltén or the steppe of Calafate, this program creates a seamless transition. We handle transfers and a daily guided activity, allowing you to focus entirely on the landscape and the experience.
This full-board experience includes:
- Shared transfers in/out from El Calafate Airport (FTE) or downtown hotels (scheduled)
- Private transfers available upon request
- Accommodation in a Glacier View Dome
- All meals included: breakfast, packed lunch, afternoon tea, and dinner
- Open bar with selected wines and spirits
- One guided exploration per day, such as:
- Cerro de los Cristales Trek,
- Peninsula Life or The Ice Face.
Tailor your experience
Specific desires require specific journeys.
These optional adventures can be added to any of our programs.
ICE HIKE
To understand the scale of Perito Moreno, you have to step onto it. This guided excursion crosses Brazo Rico by boat and leads you onto the glacier itself, where ice, light, and movement shape every step. A moderate trek with high emotional impact, designed for those who want a direct encounter with the glacier rather than a distant view.
Difficulty: Moderate | Duration: Half Day
PIONEERS
A rare way to approach the glacier. Navigate beneath the towering ice walls of Perito Moreno, then land in an untouched lenga forest for a guided walk. The experience closes with a sunset visit to the National Park walkways, after the crowds have left, when the glacier returns to its own rhythm.
Boat navigation + guided walk | Half Day
LAGO ROCA FISHING
Fly fishing or spinning in the clear, cold waters of Lago Roca. A quiet experience shaped by waiting, reading the water, and moving slowly through the landscape. Less about the catch, more about the time spent where few linger.
Seasonal | Half Day
THE KITCHEN
The Refuge Table
Guided by chef Martín Lukesch, our food is born from fire, patience, and necessity.
Clay ovens, slow pots, preserved harvests, and meals designed to restore after long days
in Patagonia. Cooking that follows the land and the weather.
Not to impress, but to bring you back to yourself.
THE KITCHEN
The Refuge Table
Guided by chef Martín Lukesch, our food is born from fire, patience, and necessity.
Clay ovens, slow pots, preserved harvests, and meals designed to restore after long days
in Patagonia. Cooking that follows the land and the weather.
Not to impress, but to bring you back to yourself.
Plan Your Journey to The Perito Moreno Glacier
Planning a trip to the Perito Moreno Glacier means traveling to the edge of the Southern Patagonian Ice Field, one of the world’s most impressive reserves of fresh water. Below, you’ll find clear, honest guidance for those who care about time, intention, and the land they’re entering.
Best Time to Visit Patagonia
Patagonia is shaped by seasons, contrasts, and change. That’s part of what defines it. The best time to visit Moreno Camp is from October to April, when the days stretch longer, the forest is awake, and the temperature allows for extended trekking on the ice.
- Spring (Oct-Nov): The ice sheds its winter layer, and the Lenga forest turns green.
- Summer (Dec-Feb): The warmest days, ideal for witnessing the active calving (ice breaking) of the glacier walls.
- Autumn (Mar-Apr): The landscape turns into a palette of red and ochre, offering a stunning contrast against the blue ice.
WHERE IS MORENO CAMP & THE GLACIER?
The Perito Moreno Glacier is the centerpiece of the southern sector of Los Glaciares National Park. Unlike the town of El Calafate (which is a hub), Moreno Camp is located on the secluded Península de las Colonias. We are situated directly facing the Brazo Rico and the monumental South Face of the glacier, 70 km away from the city lights. To stay here is to sleep inside the protected landscape, not just visit it.
HOW TO GET TO EL CALAFATE & THE CAMP?
Fly into El Calafate Airport (FTE). From there, the journey to the camp is different from the typical tourist route. A scenic 80-minute drive along Route 11 and Route 15 leads you away from the town and into the wild steppe and forest. As you approach the Península de las Colonias, the vegetation thickens, and the first glimpses of the ice field appear on the horizon long before you arrive at your dome.
THE GLACIER’S WEATHER
The weather near the ice field creates its own microclimate. It is famously unpredictable. Wind, sun, clouds, and sudden clarity can all appear in a single afternoon. Temperatures during our season range from 5°C to 18°C, but the wind from the glacier can make it feel cooler. Layers are essential. Flexibility, even more so. Do not fight the weather; inhabit it.
A constellation of rare places
Chaltén Camp
At the foot of Mount Fitz Roy, Chaltén Camp invites you to rediscover simplicity.
Twelve eco-domes woven into the native forest, each one an observatory for the shifting Patagonian sky.
A retreat where sustainable luxury feels effortless and slow travel becomes a natural rhythm.
Chaltén Camp and Moreno Camp are part of Glamping Soul.
MORENO CAMP
Estancia Cerro Moreno Península de las Colonias.
El Calafate - Patagonia Argentina.
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RESERVATIONS
Design Your Journey: For rates, availability, and planning.
HOURS
Monday to Friday, 9:00 to 18:00.
PHONE
TRAFFIC & LOGISTICS
The Bridge to the Camp: For flights and transfer coordination. (Available exclusively for confirmed reservations with firm dates).
WHEN TO CONTACT
72 to 24 hours before check-in.
FRONT DESK
Inhabiting the Peninsula: For on-site assistance via satellite.
LOCATION
Península de las Colonias, Perito Moreno Glacier Area.