Lake— Argentina

Vuelta a la Isla Solitaria

Feb 20, 2027
Distance: 3km

At a glance

Next edition date
February 20, 2027
Distances
3 km
Where
Lake · Lago Argentino, El Calafate, Santa Cruz, Argentina

About the race

La Vuelta a la Isla Solitaria es una competencia de aguas abiertas que se desarrolla en el entorno natural de El Calafate. El evento es organizado por Nadadores del Glaciar en conjunto con el Club Náutico Lago Argentino, destacándose como una cita relevante para los entusiastas de la natación en aguas frías y el entorno lacustre de la Patagonia argentina.

Lago Argentino desde El Calafate - panoramio
Lago Argentino desde El Calafate - panoramio · Photo: isol · CC BY-SA 3.0
Lago Argentino - panoramio (1)
Lago Argentino - panoramio (1) · Photo: angeldp · CC BY 3.0

Sources: El Calafate · Lake Argentino

Course

3 km

Partenza e arrivo presso le coste di Punta Soberana, di fronte alla sede del Club Náutico Lago Argentino. Il percorso prevede il giro completo dell'Isla Solitaria.

Awards

La competencia se clasificarà en categorías únicas, Masculino y Femenino.

How to get there

The club headquarters is located at Punta Soberana, El Calafate.

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Vuelta a la Isla Solitaria

Frequently asked questions

When is Vuelta a la Isla Solitaria?
Vuelta a la Isla Solitaria takes place on February 20, 2027.
What distances does Vuelta a la Isla Solitaria offer?
Vuelta a la Isla Solitaria has a single distance: 3 km.
Where does Vuelta a la Isla Solitaria take place?
Vuelta a la Isla Solitaria is a lake swim. Location: Lago Argentino, El Calafate, Santa Cruz, Argentina.

Where to stay

Accommodations in El Calafate primarily consist of boutique hotels overlooking the port and local guesthouses built with traditional Patagonian architecture. Many lodges offer views toward the lake and the distant glacial peaks. Prices typically range from $120 to $300 per night depending on the season and proximity to the waterfront. For a more rugged experience, there are camping facilities near the shore that provide direct access to the water, generally costing between $20 and $50 per night.

Things to do nearby

The area offers extensive opportunities for trekking on the glacial ice fields and visiting archeological sites that document early nomadic presence in the region. Visitors often engage in kayak or SUP excursions to explore the smaller icebergs near the glacier fronts. Local gastronomy is a highlight, with many establishments offering tastings of Patagonian lamb and artisanal berry preserves made from the local calafate fruit, providing a deep connection to the specific ecosystem of the Santa Cruz province.

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