Mount Aconcagua Expedition – Argentina (6,961m)

Embark on the ultimate adventure to Mount Aconcagua, the highest peak in South America and one of the Seven Summits. Rising to an impressive 6,961 meters (22,838 feet), Aconcagua offers an exhilarating and rewarding challenge for mountaineers worldwide. Located in the heart of the Andes in Argentina, this expedition provides breathtaking views, extreme high-altitude conditions, and a chance to test your endurance.

Our expertly guided expedition ensures that climbers are well-prepared for the ascent, with acclimatization treks, professional mountaineering support, and carefully planned logistics. The climb is non-technical but physically demanding, requiring determination, preparation, and a strong will. Whether you are an experienced climber or looking to push your limits, this expedition will be a once-in-a-lifetime experience.

"Conquer the Andes – Stand atop the roof of South America!"

Day 1: Arrival in Mendoza – Welcome briefing and gear check
Day 2: Drive to Penitentes – Final preparations and overnight stay
Day 3: Trek to Confluencia Camp (3,390m) – Acclimatization trek
Day 4: Hike to Plaza Francia – Enjoy spectacular views
Day 5: Trek to Plaza de Mulas Base Camp (4,300m)
Day 6: Rest and acclimatization at Base Camp
Day 7: Carry gear to Camp 1 (5,000m) and return to Base Camp
Day 8: Move to Camp 1 – Overnight stay at high altitude
Day 9: Acclimatization hike and carry load to Camp 2 (5,500m)
Day 10: Move to Camp 2 – Prepare for higher altitudes
Day 11: Rest day for acclimatization
Day 12: Move to Camp 3 (6,000m) – High-altitude camping
Day 13: Summit Day – Push for the summit and return to Camp 3
Day 14: Descend to Plaza de Mulas Base Camp
Day 15: Trek back to Penitentes – Celebrate the achievement
Day 16: Drive back to Mendoza – Rest and exploration
Day 17: Free day in Mendoza – Explore local culture
Day 18: Departure from Mendoza – End of expedition

• Professional mountaineering guides
• Accommodation in Mendoza and base camps
• All necessary permits and park fees
• Full-board meals during the expedition
• Mules for gear transport
• First aid and medical support

• International and domestic flights
• Personal climbing gear and equipment
• Travel insurance (mandatory)
• Tips for guides and porters
• Personal expenses and additional drinks/snacks