these caves are next to/along Lago Argentino. It's interesting, but not a must-see. Many of the cave paintings are replicas. I think we spent less than an hour. The view of the lake is nice though and we saw nandus, guanacos and a fox on...More

It is a lovely tour, a few miles from the town. Our guide, Rocio, was friendly and informative. You will be able to watch a few caves with painting dating 4000 years ago, walking for about an hour (not phisically demanding).

The caves itself are soso. Price of 120 Peso for entrance is somewhat hefty. Staff is very friendly and helpful. The best about the place are the spectacular views towards the Andes, glaciers and the lake. Do not pay 50 USD plus to do a...More

I visited this place in an unusually sunny, windless day. During the lunch time. Alejandro, the guide was very proficient giving explanatios and Santiago, the cook was efficient serving soup, goat stew and lots of wine. I loved the experience. Some tourists may find this...More

From the location on the lake, to the amazing rock formations, and onto the cave paintings this is definitely a must do when visiting the region.

I drove out to the cave property - it is about 4 km out of El Calafate and you will see the sign on your left on the main road. It is then another 4 km to the Walichu point. After driving out there, the...More

The paintings are very rudimentary and barely decipherable.they have been defaced by graffiti.the reproduction are more impressive but they are reproductions.this whole day tour was basically a tour of a very boring town.the only highlight was the dinosaur and history museum.you can walk there by...More

I can be more honest, my tittle says it all. 3/4 of what you will see are paintings done recently that had been copied there. So if you ask me if you should expend €70 and a morning to visit it with a tour.. Mu...More

Located in a private property these paintings are far from being original. In fact, most of them are reproductions. However, they are used to teach visitors about the lifestyle of the people who lived in those caves. A Tehuelches’ “kau” (house) reproduction can also be...More

We drove to the caves on a gravel dirt road and after meeting the non English speaking guide who asked for about $10 USD we left. I asked for a written English guide and she had none. She stated in Spanish that there were about...More