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AntarcticaKing George Island

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Antarctica Traverse

8–10 daysElite · ExpeditionAlt 0,000 m+

Glaciers, mountains, and untouched polar landscapes make Antarctica one of the planet’s last true wilderness frontiers. Our trips combine trekking, glacier travel, navigation, route finding, backpacking, rope-team travel, snow shelter construction, and team-based outdoor experiences. Multiple itineraries are available to match different objectives, abilities, and experience levels.

ChilePatagonia · Vodudahue

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PATAGONIA · VÍA FERRATA

4–6 daysVía Ferrata · ExposedAlt 1,180 m

Suspended above the spectacular Comau Fjord, Douglas Point is home to one of South America’s premier via ferratas. Our trips combine scenic ridge traverses, vertical climbing, panoramic fjord views, and expert-guided progression on secure fixed-cable routes. Multiple itineraries are available, from introductory experiences to full-day ascents designed for different objectives, abilities, and experience levels.

ChileCentral Andes

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Andes Climb

7 daysALTITUDEAlt 5,420 m

A classic high-altitude objective in Chile’s Central Andes, Cerro El Plomo combines alpine challenge, extraordinary landscapes, and a deep connection to Inca history. Our trips include mountaineering, glacier and snow travel, navigation, backpacking, wilderness camping, and route finding while developing essential high-altitude skills. Different itineraries are available, including the opportunity to discover the remarkable legacy of the Inca Child, known as the “Niño del Plomo.”

ChileAtacama · Ojos del Salado

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OJOS DEL SALADO

12 daysADVANCED · EXTREME ALTITUDEAlt 6,890 m

The highest active volcano on Earth rises above the Atacama altiplano, surrounded by salt lagoons, flamingos and the highest crater lake in the world. Our 12-day expedition combines progressive acclimatization at Laguna Santa Rosa and Laguna Verde, 4x4 mountain logistics, high refuges at 5,200 m and 5,800 m, snow and penitente travel and a summit push on mixed terrain to 6,890 m, with two extra days reserved for the weather window.

ArgentinaMendoza · Normal Route

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ACONCAGUA

10–12 daysADVANCED · EXTREME ALTITUDEAlt 6,962 m

The highest mountain in the Americas and the highest point outside Asia. Our 10 to 12-day expedition follows the classic Normal Route from Argentina: the trek in through the Horcones valley to Plaza de Mulas, progressive carry-and-move days through Plaza Canadá, Nido de Cóndores and high camp at Cólera, and a summit day up the Gran Acarreo and the Canaleta to 6,962 m. Non-technical terrain, extreme altitude, and three summit windows built in for weather.

ChileArica y Parinacota · Lauca

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VOLCÁN PARINACOTA

8 daysADVANCED · HIGH ALTITUDEAlt 6,342 m

A near-perfect volcanic cone on the Chile–Bolivia border, Parinacota rises above the bofedales of Lauca National Park beside its twin Pomerape. Our 8-day expedition follows the classic normal route on the north face from Chile: acclimatization in Putre, Lago Chungará and the Aymara village of Parinacota, a base camp at the Caquena wetland, high camp at the snow line, and a summit day on snow slopes of 30° to 50° up to the crater rim at 6,342 m.

EcuadorCotopaxi National Park

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ECUADOR · COTOPAXI

5 daysADVANCED · HIGH ALTITUDE Alt 5,897 m

Rising above Ecuador’s Avenue of the Volcanoes, Cotopaxi offers an extraordinary introduction to high-altitude mountaineering in the tropical Andes. Our trips combine acclimatization hikes, glacier and snow travel, rope-team techniques, navigation, route finding, and summit climbing while developing essential alpine skills. Different itineraries can be tailored to participants’ objectives, abilities, and previous mountain experience.

EcuadorAvenue of the Volcanoes

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ECUADOR VOLCANOES

15 daysADVANCED · HIGH ALTITUDE Alt 6,310 m

Three summits in the tropical Andes — Cayambe (5,790 m), Cotopaxi (5,897 m) and Chimborazo (6,310 m), Ecuador's highest peak and the point on Earth farthest from its centre. A 15-day progression built for climbers new to altitude: acclimatization on the trekking peaks around Quito, a full glacier school on the Hermoso Glacier, and non-technical summit climbs on névé and hard glacial ice, with nights in restored haciendas, mountain huts and high camps.