GROUP 3-9 TRAVELERS

Rising to 6,438 meters (21,122 ft), Illimani is the highest mountain in the Cordillera Real and the second-highest peak in Bolivia. Revered as the guardian of La Paz, Illimani dominates the skyline and can be seen towering above the city from countless viewpoints.

Climbing Details:
Route: French Direct / West Face
Duration: 6 Days / 5 Nights
Technical difficulty: Difficult / Effort level: Demanding
Activity: Nature Climbing / Adventure
Season: May / September (Day 12°C to 23°C) ( Night 0°C to -15°C)
Altitude Between: 3,100 / 5,947 m.
Destination: Huaraz Peru, Cordillera Blanca

ITINERARY:

CLIMBING ILLIMANI – 4 DAYS / 3 NIGHTS

Expedition Details

• Altitude Range: 3,600 – 6,438 m / 11,811 – 21,122 ft
• Route: Normal Route
• Difficulty: Moderate to Difficult

Itinerary

Day 1: La Paz → Pinaya → Base Camp (Puente Roto) – 4,500 m / 14,764 ft
Departure from La Paz towards the traditional village of Pinaya, located at the foothills of Illimani. After meeting the mule drivers and organizing expedition equipment, the trek continues to Puente Roto Base Camp. The afternoon is ideal for rest, acclimatization, and enjoying spectacular views of the Cordillera Real.

Day 2: Base Camp → Nido de Cóndores High Camp – 5,500 m / 18,045 ft
After breakfast, the ascent begins towards Nido de Cóndores High Camp, located on the glacier slopes of Illimani. This challenging hike includes rocky terrain and glacier sections with breathtaking mountain scenery. Upon arrival, there is time to prepare climbing gear, rest, and enjoy the sunset over the Andes.

Day 3: Summit Illimani (6,438 m / 21,122 ft) → Base Camp – 4,500 m / 14,764 ft
Very early morning departure for the summit attempt of Illimani, Bolivia’s second-highest mountain. The climb follows snow and glacier routes with panoramic views of the Andes, Lake Titicaca, and La Paz. After reaching the summit and taking time for photos and celebration, descent continues back to High Camp and further down to Base Camp.

Day 4: Return to La Paz – 3,600 m / 11,811 ft
After breakfast at Base Camp, descent to Pinaya village where private transport awaits for the return journey to La Paz. End of the expedition.

Includes:

• Mountain Guide (UIAGM)(English-spanish) (1)

• Cook Staff trained to prepare a variety of dishes (1)

• Donkey Driver: Staff who carry the gear and all the equipment with the mules (1)

• Private tourist transportation to the starting and end point of the climb

• Muleteer: Staff who carry the gear and all the equipment with the mules (1)

• Meals during the expedition (Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner) Optional vegetarian meal

• Camping equipment (2 person sleeping per tent, dining tent, kitchen and bathroom tent)

• Kitchen logistics equipment (cooking utensils, pots, plates, cutlery, chairs, tables, gas)

• Donkeys for transporting luggage and food (6 kilos of personal equipment for the donkey)

• Emergency horse (1) in case of evacuation during the trek aproximation

• Hot water in the morning for washing hands and face every day

• Boiled water for your bottle every day

• First-aid kit, two-way radio, and personalized assistance

• Mattress

• Your duffel bag should contain.- your sleeping bag and personal belongings, with a maximum weight of 8 kg, and will be carried by donkeys. During the day, you will only carry your small backpack with personal items.

Not Included:

• Personal clothing for high mountains

• Personal technical equipment for high mountains (boots, ice axes, crampons, harness, helmet, etc.)

• Extra meals and drinks in the cities

• Transfer in/out Airport / hotel / bus station / Hotel / Huaraz

• Buss ticket Huaraz / Lima

• Travel Insurance, accident and evacuation

• Entrance tickets to Huascarán National Park (S/ 80.00)

• Sleeping bag (if you don’t have we can to rent)($ 8.00 for Day) (0°C - 20°C)

• Tips (driver, guide, cook, muleteer)

Booking & Payment:

To secure your place on the climb, a 30% deposit of the total price per person is required.

Once we receive and confirm your payment, we will send you your official booking confirmation and reservation document with all the details of your trip.

The remaining 70% balance can be paid in Huaraz during the pre-trip briefing, either at our office or at your hotel. The balance must be paid in cash before the start of the climb or adventure.

Your reservation is confirmed once the 30% deposit has been received and confirmed by our team.

 

Cancellation & Date Change Policy

We understand that travel plans can sometimes change. That is why we offer a flexible cancellation and date-change policy.

• Free cancellation: You may cancel your booking and receive a 100% refund if you notify us at least 72 hours before the scheduled start of your climb.

• Free date change: You may also change your climbing date free of charge, subject to availability, provided that the request is made at least 72 hours before the scheduled start date.

• Within 72 hours: Cancellations, date changes, and refunds are not permitted within 72 hours of the scheduled start of the climb.

We strongly recommend contacting us as soon as possible if you need to modify or cancel your booking. Our team will always do its best to assist you whenever possible.

 GROUP 3-9 TRAVELERS

Chopicalqui peak.- one of the most iconic peaks of the Cordillera Blanca. Towering over 6,300 meters, this majestic mountain offers breathtaking views of glaciers. Perfect for experienced climbers and adventure seekers

Climbing Details:
Route: Southwest Ridge
Duration: 5 Days / 4 Nights
Technical difficulty: Difficult / Effort level: Demanding
Activity: Nature Climbing / Adventure
Season: May / September (Day 12°C to 23°C) (Night 0°C to -15°C)
Altitude Between: 4,010 / 6,354 m.
Destination: Huaraz Peru, Cordillera Blanca

Itinerary:

Day 1 Huaraz (3,100 m) / Base Camp (4,300 m)

Departure with our transport, heading north of the city of Huaraz towards Yungay. We will then ascend to the Llanganuco Gorge (approximately 3 hours by transport). Afterward, we will arrange with the porters to transfer our equipment and food to base camp (duration 1 hour) (L, D)

Day 2 Base Camp / Morena Camp (4,900 m)

We will ascend to the Moraine Camp, along a steep, well-marked path with milestones, leading to the camp. (B, L, D)

Altitude gain: +600 m (approximately 4 hours)

Day 3 Morena Camp / Camp 1 (5,600 m)

After breakfast, we will ascend a section of moraine and then over glaciers to Camp 1. Porters will help us carry our gear and food.

Altitude gain: +700 m (approximately 4 hours) (B, L, D)

Day 4 Camp 1 / Summit (6,354 m) / Morena Camp

Very early in the morning, we will begin our ascent to the summit and take advantage of the good snow conditions. Temperatures range from -15°C to -20°C and the air temperature is very cold. The climb will reach a difficulty of 65°C to 70°C along the southwest ridge to the summit. After taking some photos, we will rappel down, following our previous tracks, to Camp 1 and then to the moraine camp.

Elevation gain: +754 m (duration approximately 7/8 hours) (B, L, D)

Day 5 Camp Morena / Base Camp / Yungay / Huaraz

We will return for the same ascent route to base camp and then to the start point where the our transport will be waiting for our transfer to Yungay and then to Huaraz. In the evening, we will celebrate our success in the mountains. (B, L)

Included:

• Mountain Guide (UIAGM)(English-spanish) (1)

• Cook Staff trained to prepare a variety of dishes (1)

• Donkey Driver: Staff who carry the gear and all the equipment with the mules (1)

• Private tourist transportation to the starting and end point of the climb

• Muleteer: Staff who carry the gear and all the equipment with the mules (1)

• Meals during the expedition (Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner) Optional vegetarian meal

• Camping equipment (2 person sleeping per tent, dining tent, kitchen and bathroom tent)

• Kitchen logistics equipment (cooking utensils, pots, plates, cutlery, chairs, tables, gas)

• Donkeys for transporting luggage and food (6 kilos of personal equipment for the donkey)

• Emergency horse (1) in case of evacuation during the trek aproximation

• Hot water in the morning for washing hands and face every day
• Boiled water for your bottle every day

• First-aid kit, two-way radio, and personalized assistance

• Mattress
• Your duffel bag should contain.- your sleeping bag and personal belongings, with a maximum weight of 6 kg, and will be carried by donkeys. During the day, you will only carry your small backpack with personal items.

Not Included:

• Personal clothing for high mountains

• Personal technical equipment for high mountains (boots, ice axes, crampons, harness, helmet, etc.)

• Extra meals and drinks in the cities

• Transfer in/out Airport / hotel / bus station / Hotel / Huaraz

• Buss ticket Huaraz / Lima

• Entrance tickets (Huascaran National Park S/. 150.00 per person)

• Travel Insurance, accident and evacuation

• Sleeping bag (if you don’t have we can help you to rent) (0°C - 20°C)

• Tips (driver, guide, cook, muleteer)

Booking: To secure your place, you only need to make a deposit of 30% of the total price per person once we confirm your payment, we will send you the booking ticket or contract.
The remaining balance can be paid in Huaraz during the pre-trip briefing, either at our office or directly at your hotel, in cash, before the start of the adventure.
Please note that, for organizational reasons, no refunds are issued for cancellations made less than 30 days in advance.

 GROUP 3 - 9 CLIMBERS

Pisco Peak.- One of the most popular and accessible snow peaks in the Cordillera Blanca, Nevado Pisco is the perfect introduction to high-altitude mountaineering in Peru. Its panoramic summit views and moderate technical difficulty make it an excellent choice for beginners and experienced climbers

 

Climbing Detail:

Altitude Range: 3,900 – 5,752 m / 12,795 – 18,871 ft

Duration: 3 Days / 2 Nights

Route: Southwest Ridge

Difficulty: Easy to Medium

Season: April to October

Starting Point: Cebollapampa

 

Itinerary

 

Day 1: Huaraz 3,090 m / 10,138 ft – Base Camp 4,600 m / 15,092 ft

Departure by private transport from Huaraz, heading north toward Yungay. After approximately 3 hours, we arrive at Cebollapampa (3,900 m / 12,795 ft). Here, we meet the muleteers who will transport our group equipment and food to base camp.
The hike to base camp is gradual and allows for proper acclimatization.

• Elevation Gain: +700 m / +2,297 ft

• Hiking Time: 3–4 hours

• Meals: Lunch, Dinner

Day 2: Base Camp – Summit: 5,752 m / 18,871 ft - Base Camp

Early morning departure to take advantage of stable weather and optimal snow conditions. The ascent follows an easy trail, crossing a moraine of rocks and dead ice near the Huandoy massif.
We climb via the Southwest Route, reaching the summit of Nevado Pisco, where panoramic views of the Cordillera Blanca reward our effort. After photos and rest, we descend back to base camp.

• Elevation Gain/Loss: +1,152 m / +3,780 ft / –1,152 m / –3,780 ft

• Total Duration: 8–10 hours

• Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Day 3: Base Camp – Huaraz

After breakfast, we descend to Cebollapampa, where our private transport awaits. We return via Yungay to Huaraz, arriving in the afternoon. In the evening, we celebrate the successful ascent.

• Total Duration: 2–3 hours

• Meals: Breakfast, Lunch

Includes:

• Mountain Guide (UIAGM)(English-spanish) (1)

• Cook Staff trained to prepare a variety of dishes (1)

• Donkey Driver: Staff who carry the gear and all the equipment with the mules (1)

• Private tourist transportation to the starting and end point of the climb

• Muleteer: Staff who carry the gear and all the equipment with the mules (1)

• Meals during the expedition (Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner) Optional vegetarian meal

• Camping equipment (2 person sleeping per tent, dining tent, kitchen and bathroom tent)

• Kitchen logistics equipment (cooking utensils, pots, plates, cutlery, chairs, tables, gas)

• Donkeys for transporting luggage and food (6 kilos of personal equipment for the donkey)

• Emergency horse (1) in case of evacuation during the trek aproximation

• Entrance tickets to Huascarán National Park (S/ 80.00)

• Hot water in the morning for washing hands and face every day

• Boiled water for your bottle every day

• First-aid kit, two-way radio, and personalized assistance

• Mattress
• Your duffel bag should contain.- your sleeping bag and personal belongings, with a maximum weight of 6 kg, and will be carried by donkeys. During the day, you will only carry your small backpack with personal items.

Not Included:

• Personal clothing for high mountains

• Personal technical equipment for high mountains (boots, ice axes, crampons, harness, helmet, etc.)

• Extra meals and drinks in the cities

• Transfer in/out Airport / hotel / bus station / Hotel / Huaraz

• Buss ticket Huaraz / Lima

• Travel Insurance, accident and evacuation
• Sleeping bag (if you don’t have we can to rent)($ 8.00 for Day) (0°C - 20°C)

• Tips (driver, guide, cook, muleteer)

Booking: To secure your place, you only need to make a deposit of 30% of the total price per person once we confirm your payment, we will send you the booking ticket or contract.

The remaining balance can be paid in Huaraz during the pre-trip briefing, either at our office or directly at your hotel, in cash, before the start of the adventure.

Cancellation Policy:

You can change your booking date free of charge or cancel with a 100% refund up to 72 hours before the start of the trek. After this time, changes and cancellations will not be possible.

 GROUP 3-9 TRAVELERS

Alpamayo (in Quechua means Allpa Mayu) is a mountain that is located in the Andes mountain range located in the northern part of the western branch of the Cordillera Blanca, within the Huascarán National Park in Peru. It reaches an altitude of 5,947 m. It was proclaimed by the magazine Alpinismus of Munich Germany in 1966 as “The Most Beautiful Mountain in the World”

Climbing Details:
Route: French Direct / West Face
Duration: 6 Days / 5 Nights
Technical difficulty: Difficult / Effort level: Demanding
Activity: Nature Climbing / Adventure
Season: May / September (Day 12°C to 23°C) ( Night 0°C to -15°C)
Altitude Between: 3,100 / 5,947 m.
Destination: Huaraz Peru, Cordillera Blanca

ITINERARY:

Day 1: Huaraz (3,100 m / 10,171 ft) – Cashapampa (2,900 m / 9,514 ft) – Ichiccocha (3,900 m / 12,795 ft)
Departure: 07:00 AM We head north from Huaraz toward Caraz, visiting the traditional villages of the Callejón de Huaylas. We then arrive at Cashapampa (2,900 m / 9,514 ft), where the muleteers and donkeys will be waiting to transport food and equipment. From here, we begin our trek to Ichiccocha (3,900 m / 12,795 ft). (L, D)
Elevation gain: +1,000 m / +3,281 ft
Duration: 3–4 hours approx.

Day 2: Ichiccocha – Arhuaycocha Base Camp (4,350 m / 14,272 ft)
We continue trekking toward Base Camp, passing the beautiful Ichiccocha and Atuncocha lakes. Along the way, we enjoy spectacular views of: Artesonraju, Taulliraju, Quitaraju. Arrival at Arhuaycocha Base Camp (4,350 m / 14,272 ft). (B, L, D)
Elevation gain: +450 m / +1,476 ft
Duration: 4–5 hours approx.

Day 3: Base Camp – High Camp (5,450 m / 17,881 ft)
We begin our ascent to High Camp. The trail climbs steadily through forests of quenual trees and ichu grass. We cross loose moraine terrain before reaching the glacier. After ascending a gully, we descend slightly to reach High Camp (5,450 m / 17,881 ft). (B, L, D)
Elevation gain: +1,100 m / +3,609 ft
Duration: 5–6 hours approx.

Day 4: High Camp – Summit (5,947 m / 19,511 ft) – High Camp
Early morning alpine start. Most of the ascent is done at night to take advantage of optimal snow conditions. Temperatures range between -15°C to -20°C (5°F to -4°F).
The climb is of moderate difficulty, with slopes between 65° and 70°, including a 300-meter section of hard ice. From the rimaya, we continue to the summit (5,947 m / 19,511 ft), where we are rewarded with breathtaking views of the Cordillera Blanca.
After photos at the summit, we descend by rappel following the same route back to High Camp. (B, L, D)
Elevation gain: +497 m / +1,631 ft
Elevation loss: -497 m / -1,631 ft
Duration: 8–10 hours round trip

Day 5: High Camp – Base Camp (4,350 m / 14,272 ft)
Descent along the same route, carefully navigating crevasses and crossing the moraine back to Base Camp.
(B, L, D)

Day 6: Base Camp – Cashapampa – Huaraz Hotel (3,100 m / 10,171 ft)
After breakfast, we pack up camp and descend with the donkeys to Cashapampa, where our private transport will be waiting to take us back to your hotel in Huaraz.

Includes:

• Mountain Guide (UIAGM)(English-spanish) (1)

• Cook Staff trained to prepare a variety of dishes (1)

• Donkey Driver: Staff who carry the gear and all the equipment with the mules (1)

• Private tourist transportation to the starting and end point of the climb

• Muleteer: Staff who carry the gear and all the equipment with the mules (1)

• Meals during the expedition (Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner) Optional vegetarian meal

• Camping equipment (2 person sleeping per tent, dining tent, kitchen and bathroom tent)

• Kitchen logistics equipment (cooking utensils, pots, plates, cutlery, chairs, tables, gas)

• Donkeys for transporting luggage and food (6 kilos of personal equipment for the donkey)

• Emergency horse (1) in case of evacuation during the trek aproximation

• Hot water in the morning for washing hands and face every day

• Boiled water for your bottle every day

• First-aid kit, two-way radio, and personalized assistance

• Mattress

• Your duffel bag should contain.- your sleeping bag and personal belongings, with a maximum weight of 8 kg, and will be carried by donkeys. During the day, you will only carry your small backpack with personal items.

Not Included:

• Personal clothing for high mountains

• Personal technical equipment for high mountains (boots, ice axes, crampons, harness, helmet, etc.)

• Extra meals and drinks in the cities

• Transfer in/out Airport / hotel / bus station / Hotel / Huaraz

• Buss ticket Huaraz / Lima

• Travel Insurance, accident and evacuation

• Entrance tickets to Huascarán National Park (S/ 80.00)

• Sleeping bag (if you don’t have we can to rent)($ 8.00 for Day) (0°C - 20°C)

• Tips (driver, guide, cook, muleteer)

Booking & Payment:

To secure your place on the climb, a 30% deposit of the total price per person is required.

Once we receive and confirm your payment, we will send you your official booking confirmation and reservation document with all the details of your trip.

The remaining 70% balance can be paid in Huaraz during the pre-trip briefing, either at our office or at your hotel. The balance must be paid in cash before the start of the climb or adventure.

Your reservation is confirmed once the 30% deposit has been received and confirmed by our team.

 

Cancellation & Date Change Policy

We understand that travel plans can sometimes change. That is why we offer a flexible cancellation and date-change policy.

• Free cancellation: You may cancel your booking and receive a 100% refund if you notify us at least 72 hours before the scheduled start of your climb.

• Free date change: You may also change your climbing date free of charge, subject to availability, provided that the request is made at least 72 hours before the scheduled start date.

• Within 72 hours: Cancellations, date changes, and refunds are not permitted within 72 hours of the scheduled start of the climb.

We strongly recommend contacting us as soon as possible if you need to modify or cancel your booking. Our team will always do its best to assist you whenever possible.