









Aconcagua Normal Route
Highest Summit in America
Mendoza, Argentina
-6.962-
17 days
Open Aconcagua normal route Expedition:
This expedition has pre-established departure dates and you share it with other people.
Departures season 2025/2026
- November 28th to December 14th
- January 9th to January 25th
- February 6th to February 22nd
Private Service: You choose the best convenience date for you and your group. Price depending on number of people booked. CONTACT US FOR DETAILS.
Itinerary and services (per day)
Day 1: Santiago airport / Hotel / Our service begins (IN)
Day 2: Santiago / Las Cuevas
Day 3: Las Cuevas / Confluencia
Day 4: Confluencia / Plaza Francia / Confluencia
Day 5: Confluencia / Plaza de Mulas
Day 6: Rest day in Plaza de Mulas
Day 7: Base Camp / Camp 1 / Base Camp
Day 8: Rest day in Plaza de Mulas BC
Day 9: Plaza de Mulas BC / Camp 1 Plaza Canadá
Day 10: Plaza Canadá / Nido de Cóndores
Day 11: Nido de Cóndores / Berlín Camp
Day 12: Climb Aconcagua
Day 13: Extra summit day
Day 14: Berlín Camp / Plaza de Mulas
Day 15: BC Plaza de Mulas / Las Cuevas
Day 16: Las Cuevas / Santiago
Day 17: Santiago / Transfer airport / End of our services (OUT)
Our Aconcagua normal route expedition include the following services:
- Mountain guide ES/EN (4:1)
- Transfer IN and OUT
- Private transfer (Hotel Santiago – Entrance to Aconcagua Provincial Park – Hotel Santiago)
- 2 nights in a 3-star hotel in Santiago
- 2 nights in a shared cabin at Las Cuevas (includes breakfast)
- Mule transport of up to 30 kg per person. Stops at all campsites
- Full board and accommodation at Plaza de Mulas and Confluencia base camps
- Porters for common expedition equipment and food
- Shared use of the high-altitude dome
- WiFi in Confluencia and Plaza de Mulas
- Use of restrooms at base camp
- Showers at base camp of your choice
- Waste management
- Permit management
- Equipment rental advice
Our services do NOT include
- Personal mountain equipment
- Traveling and rescue insurances (Mandatory)
- Any other service which wasn’t mentioned above. (restaurant meals, beverages , tips, etc.)
- International and national flights and boarding fees.
- Porters for personal equipment
- Dinners and lunches in Santiago or Las Cuevas
- Food and beverages not mentioned in the program
- Costs incurred due to evacuation or abandonment of the activity (for example: rescue, evacuation, porters, accompanying guides, accommodation at base camp, etc.)
Clothing and proper equipment
In order to avoid any injury we strongly recommend to all the expedition members to have the mountain equipment described below. Each piece of the equipment will help us on the summit day, which may be terribly cold (even -20ºC /-4ºF). The proper equipment is crucial to achieve our goal.
Upper body parts
- Sun hat
- Wool hat
- Balaclava / ski mask
- 4 long-sleeved base layer shirts
- 2 or 3 short-sleeved base layer shirts
- Polar windstopper, soft-shell or similar
- Waterproof jacket (Gore Tex, Triple Point, or similar)
- Warm down feather parka with hood
- Second layer of fleece or primaloZ (Thin)
- Polypropylene gloves
- Waterproof gloves
- Down feather mittens ( -25 ºC / -13ºF)
Down body parts
- 2 polypropylene long underwear (or similar)
- Trekking pants
- Softshell pants
- Windproof pants (Gore Tex, Triple Point, or similar)
- 4 pairs thin socks (Liners)
- 4 pairs of thermal socks
- Gaiters
- Trekking boots (approach)
- Double or triple boots (for example LaSporCva G2, LaSporCva SpanCk, Scarpa
- Phantom 6000 etc.)
Personal equipment for Aconcagua normal route
- Trekking poles (telescopic)
- Helmet
- Ice axe
- Crampons
- Harness
- Sleeping bag (Tº lower than -30ºC)
- Inflatable and/or foam mattress
- Expedition duffel
- Backpack (minimum 60+ liters)
- Daypack (40 liters)
- Headlamp (and extra batteries)
- Sunglasses (category 4)
- Goggles
- 2 bottles of water (1 liter each)
- Thermos flask (1 liter)
- Sunscreen (SPF 50)
- Lips sunscreen (SPF 30) (Blistex)
- Whistle, emergency mirror and pocket knife
- Toiletries
- Personal repair kit
- Personal medicine