El Calafate Argentina | A Gnomad Guide

El Calafate, Argentina is one of the top places to visit in Patagonia. The town itself is quite scenic, set on Lago Argentino and surrounded by mountains. The main attraction, however, is the nearby Perito Moreno Glacier.
We recently spent a few nights in El Calafate and are stoked to bring you this Gnomad Guide to the town. Take a tour of our spacious Airbnb, check out the nature reserve & museum, and see what it's like visiting the epic glacier.
Of course, we also found some amazing local food & drink. We tried the local specialty of cordero (roast lamb) and got drinks at a speakeasy and a brewery. Definitely add El Calafate to your Patagonia itinerary!
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[@Naser_Gharbeen]

Nice video , which month was it ?

[@gratefulgnomads]

Thank you so much! We were there in January.

[@0rhythm_divine0]

So magnificent!!! I remember this place from a travel show that I watched a couple of years ago, starring my favorite Korean actors in it. But your video vlog is more personal and believable as I can see it from the eyes of ordinary travelers and not some celebrities. I was so surprised to see such good amenities provided in that stay in place that you showed here. I can't believe that this far far far away place in Latin America is so beautiful, peaceful and travel friendly. Otherwise, I didn't have very positive image about latin American countries in my mind. So thanks so much for giving me a more fresh yet positive perspective. I bet this was an unforgettable experience for you guys. And I can't help but to say that you guys are so lucky to have found each other like soulmate who have such common passion for traveling. I wish, I could ever meet a man like that with whom I feel safe and secure to travel to other parts of the world.

[@gratefulgnomads]

Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm struggling to come up with a way to express how much I really appreciate them. Just know that this comment made my day ☺

[@0rhythm_divine0]

Well, your vlog is making me so emotional as I used to study a lot of Geography mercilessly for numerous entrance examinations so much so that in the end I became depressed and very sad. Because most of my money and resources are exhausted in expensive studies and sitting indoors and completely cutting off from all outside world. Still, I used to wonder a lot about these places like Chile or Djibouti or an island in pacific ocean etc studying about them while locating them on school atlas. But I never fathom that there are actually people like you who are exploring these places in reality. I don't know if I could ever do that but I deeply appreciate you guys and your spirit to become full time travelers.

[@gratefulgnomads]

Again, thank you so much! It's not always easy to travel full time. We make a lot of sacrifices to be able to do this so it's really nice to hear when others appreciate our efforts. I hope you can explore some of the places you learned about. Where are you from?