Aconcagua Base Camp Trek

The best season for this experience goes from November to February, within these months is when the weather is more stable, and this great mountain allows us to get closer. The park also remains closed outside these months.

Yes, within this activity we will not have technical sections or where some prior knowledge may be needed. You will always find yourself in the company of expert guides and certified, prepared to handle any situation in the best way.

It is recommended to have a medium - high physical condition. It is not necessary to be a high performance athlete, or to have knowledge of mountaineering but it is necessary to be used to long walks and constant physical activity.

It is not mandatory, but it is recommended, however it is highly recommended to have a complete medical insurance that covers major medical expenses and any kind of emergency, also covering any eventuality such as delay or cancellation of flights.

The currency used in the adventure is the Argentinean peso ($, ARS). We recommend you to change to the local currency before arriving to the country. It is also possible to bring USD and change at the arrival of the country. Some of the commercial establishments accept international credit and debit cards. Smaller towns may not have ATMs, so it is recommended that you carry some cash on hand. ###MX In the following link you can find an estimate of the current exchange rate in Mexican Pesos: https://www.xe.com/es/currencyconverter/convert/?Amount=1&From=ARS&To=MXN ###CO In the following link you can find an estimate of the current exchange rate in Colombian Pesos: https://www.xe.com/es/currencyconverter/convert/?Amount=1&From=ARS&To=COP Note: The exchange rate may vary depending on the bank or exchange house where it is processed.

You can expect clear days and low temperatures, where the coldest ones can reach -10C. Always have to be prepared with appropriate clothes in case some drizzle or snowfall could surprise us.

That's right, if before or after the trek you have plans to visit more places in Argentina and carry more luggage, do not worry. You can leave your luggage at the guides' offices in Mendoza.

We recommend you a duffle bag, so that the mules carry your luggage during the walk, this should not exceed 15 kg. On the other side it is important that you also carry a small backpack to carry the items you can use during the trek, such as water or your raincoat.

It is not necessary, the guides carry all the necessary camping equipment. It is important that you bring the appropriate clothing and that you do not forget to bring your sleeping bag as well. As for the clothes we recommend warm and waterproof pants, trekking boots, undershirts, coats, waterproof coat, gloves, hat, hat for the cold, sunglasses and sunscreen.

It is necessary to check directly with your country's embassy to confirm if there are any visa requirements. This will depend on your nationality. It is also important that the passport has at least six months validity from the return of the trip. In the following link you can check if you require a visa to enter Argentina: https://cnyor.cancilleria.gob.ar/es/pa%C3%ADses-que-no-necesitan-visa-para-ingresar-argentina-por-turismo ###MX For travelers with Mexican passports, it is NOT necessary to have a visa to enter Argentina. ###CO For travelers who have a Colombian passport, it is NOT necessary to have a visa to enter Argentina.

This experience includes accommodation at Puente del Inca: Puente del Inca Mountain Hotel. Confluence: High Mountain camp - double tent. Plaza de Mulas: Plaza de Mulas base camp - double camp. NOTE: The hotels are subject to change without previous notice at your arrival to the destination, you can ask for more information or confirmation through the Chat directly to your guide 1 week before your arrival.

Of course, many of the travelers go alone to this experience, it is ideal to meet people from all over the world. You only have to contemplate that the accommodations are shared, so you will always share spaces with more travelers.

They are carefully planned by professionals to have a balanced diet during the mountain days. If you are vegetarian, celiac, lactose intolerant or need another special menu, please let us know in advance.

The experience begins in Mendoza. The first day you must arrive on your own to the meeting point that will be indicated to you in advance.

Currently there are no mandatory vaccinations for visiting Argentina, however, the World Health Organization recommends that travelers visiting Argentina have the following vaccinations in effect at the time of arrival: typhoid, hepatitis A, hepatitis B, yellow fever, rabies and influenza.

It is always important to have travel insurance. Any situation first is to warn your guide, depending on the case the necessary assistance will be given and even if it is required to finish the experience.

Does not include international flights, travel insurance, food and beverages not mentioned, tips, other personal expenses. During the trek food is included and there are no major expenses so we recommend that you take about $7 USD per day for general expenses.

The groups are of 01 to 05 people maximum.

Depending on the day, once the scheduled activities are over, you will generally be able to enjoy free time to relax and take pictures. This time will be announced by the guide at the beginning of your experience.

After the programmed activities you can have free time. During the trekking days : it is recommended to rest, share with your fellow travelers, and explore a little bit the area near the camp. In Mendoza: Visit the Cerro de la Gloria, the Independence Square, the General San Martin Park, enjoy the gastronomy and wines. Consult your guide for more information about the sites you can visit. Activities and visits during free time are not included.

Meal options ranging from $8 to $15 can be found. During the trekking days meals are included. We recommend bringing a daily total of approximately $25 USD for the first, second and last day.

For this experience, the departure and return are in Mendoza. If you wish to take additional nights in these cities, ask your guide through the traveler's chat within your session.

Yes, it is possible to charge your electronics devices in the planned hotels and camp.

The common voltage in Argentina is 220V with a frequency of 50 Hz. The plugs have two rounded type C pins. The official outlets are type E and F. Travelers from Mexico and Colombia require an adapter.

The first day begins in Mendoza. We recommend arriving in the morning or early afternoon.

El último día de su experiencia culmina con el regreso a Mendoza, ciudad a la que llegará al atardecer.

No, this experience does not include international and/or local flights. ###MX The approximate rate leaving Mexico is between $15,200.00 MXN. ###CO The approximate rate leaving the city of Bogota is between $755 USD. Note: The rates presented above are merely indicative, the price may vary according to the time.