Aconcagua (5,961 m a.s.l.)
Normal Route
Argentina

Summit the highest peak in the Americas — Aconcagua (6,961 m) — via the classic Normal Route. This non-technical ascent offers a challenging high-altitude experience with breathtaking views of the Andes. Ideal for well-prepared trekkers, the route allows for proper acclimatization and a strong summit strategy, making it the most accessible path to one of the Seven Summits.

Ojos del Salado Volcano (6,893 m a.s.l.)
Chile

Climb the highest active volcano on Earth — Ojos del Salado (6,893 m), straddling the border of Chile and Argentina. This iconic peak offers a unique blend of high-altitude mountaineering and surreal desert landscapes. Ideal for climbers aiming to break the 6,000-meter mark or prepare for Aconcagua or even Himalayan ascents, this non-technical yet demanding expedition promises stunning views, remote beauty, and an unforgettable adventure in the Atacama region.

3 x 6.000 m Bolivia:
Sajama - Parinacota - Acotango

Take on the challenge of summiting three stunning 6,000-meter peaks in Bolivia’s wild and remote Andes. This high-altitude adventure includes Nevado Sajama (6,542 m) — Bolivia’s highest peak — the perfectly symmetrical Parinacota (6,342 m), and the less-traveled yet rewarding Acotango (6,052 m). Ideal for experienced trekkers seeking to push their limits in a breathtaking volcanic landscape.

Cerro El Plomo (5,424 m a.s.l.)
Chile

Cerro El Plomo is the highest peak visible from Santiago, Chile, rising to 5,424 meters (17,795 feet). This iconic mountain in the Andes offers a non-technical but demanding climb, making it a popular choice for acclimatization and for those seeking a high-altitude adventure close to the city. Rich in Incan history, the summit once served as a sacred ceremonial site, adding cultural depth to its natural majesty.

5 days expedition starting from Santiago, Chile