u/fourwindsbar16

Hello everyone, I am planning a trip to El Chalten in late november, with my wife and a 9yr old boy, who I must mention, is adventurous and travels with us patiently. I am exploring the option of staying overnight at Camp Poincenot and then doing the final leg of De Los Tres Hike the next day. has anybody that done with family before? Is it safe especially considering the wind and a 9yr old? If so please provide honest dos and don'ts. Thank You.

Hello fellow travellers!

Below is an itinerary that I am trying to plan for.

Fly from SCL to PNT

Spend 2-3 days time driving around TDP

Take a transfer to El Calafete and stay there for one night

Fly to Ushuaia from El Calafete, Spend two days at Ushuaia

Then fly to Buenos Aires (1 day rest)

Then fly to Iguazu, (Stay one night)

then back to Buenos Aires and fly back home.

What do you all think? The part I am not sure about is transfer between TDP/Puerto Natales to El Calafete. What safe and convenient options do I have?

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