International agencies and operators
Seasonal rates and volume terms. Contracts, schedules and invoicing in order.
2026-2027 season
You bring the group. We put up the mountain.
If you come with a group, you book packages. The logistics packages cover the whole operation inside the Park —mules, base camp, high-altitude domes, permits— with no climbing guide. You run your programme and your people; we handle the mountain.
Who we work with.
High-altitude mountaineering companies
Logistics support for your own expeditions: infrastructure at the three base camps, high-altitude domes, portering and helicopter coordination.
Independent guides
You climb with your group and your programme. We handle mules, camp, food and permits without interfering in your operation.
Andean clubs and organised groups
Tiered terms by number of people and flexibility for groups that come together gradually over the year.
Self-sufficient mountaineers
You can also book a package without being an agency. If you climb on your own and only need the mountain handled, this is exactly it.
Two decisions and you're done.
All our packages are defined by two variables. Pick one of each and you have your programme.
First: how much infrastructure you want.
BasicThe essentials: mules, base camp with full board, toilets, WiFi and the permit handled.
FullEverything in Basic plus showers, private transfers from the airport, pre-expedition hotel and a night at altitude.
Full + AltitudeEverything in Full plus a dome in the high camps with unlimited nights.
Second: how many base camp days you need.
Short4 base camp days. For groups on a tight itinerary.
Long7 base camp days. For groups acclimatising with more margin or wanting reserve days to wait for the window.
You pick one and add on top whatever your operation needs: mules, portering, domes, days.
What each package includes
Eight variants in total: six seasonal and two pre-sale.
| Pre-Sale Basic | Pre-Sale Basic + Altitude | Basic Short | Basic Long | Full Short | Full Long | Full + Altitude Short | Full + Altitude Long | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Days at basecamp | 4 | 4 | 4 | 7 | 4 | 7 | 4 | 7 |
| Mules 30 kg (round trip) | 30 kg | 30 kg | 30 kg | 30 kg | 30 kg | 30 kg | 30 kg | 30 kg |
| Full board at basecamp | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Toilets and WiFi at basecamp | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Permit management | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Showers at basecamp | — | — | — | — | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Airport pick-up / drop-off | — | — | — | — | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Mendoza – Penitentes transfer | — | — | — | — | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Pre-expedition hotel | — | — | — | — | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| High mountain lodging | — | — | — | — | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Altitude dome nights | — | 4 nights | — | — | — | — | Unlimited | Unlimited |
| Mountain guide | — | — | — | — | — | — | — | — |
| Porters | — | — | — | — | — | — | — | — |
None includes the Park entry permit or medical insurance with evacuation, which are compulsory and paid separately.
The three packages
Basic
You don't pay for what you won't use.
The essential operation and nothing else: mules, base camp with full board, toilets, WiFi and permit management. If your team handles itself in Mendoza and doesn't need infrastructure in the high camps, there is no point paying for hotel, transfers or domes. This package exists because self-sufficient mountaineering is still a legitimate way to climb Aconcagua, not a cut-down version of something else.
- Cargo transport by mule, up to 30 kg, round trip
- Full board and accommodation at base camp
- Toilets at base camp
- WiFi at base camp
- Entry permit management
Short: 4 base camp days · Long: 7 base camp days
Ask on WhatsAppFull
Acclimatisation starts before the Park gate.
Everything in Basic plus private transfers from the airport, pre-expedition hotel in Mendoza, one night at altitude around 2,700 m and showers at base camp. It isn't comfort for comfort's sake: sleeping a night at Penitentes or Puente del Inca before going in brings forward the adaptation to altitude, and you reach base camp with your body already working.
- Everything in Basic
- Showers at base camp
- Private transfers airport – City of Mendoza, in-out
- Transfer City of Mendoza – Penitentes / Puente del Inca
- Pre-expedition hotel in Mendoza
- Accommodation at altitude before entering the Park
Short: 4 base camp days · Long: 7 base camp days
Ask on WhatsAppFull + Altitude
The weather doesn't charge you by the day.
Everything in Full plus a shared dome in the high camps with unlimited nights. Most operators sell you a tent above base camp and charge you for every extra night the wind forces you to wait; we give you a dome at Plaza Canadá, Nido de Cóndores and Berlín, and the group stays as long as the window demands. It is the one point in the logistics where waiting stops being a cost and becomes a tactical advantage.
- Everything in Full
- Shared dome in the high camps, unlimited nights
- Domes at Plaza Canadá (5,050 m), Nido de Cóndores (5,550 m) and Berlín (5,930 m)
Short: 4 base camp days · Long: 7 base camp days
Ask on WhatsAppWhat is paid separately, with no surprises.
We'd rather say it here than in the fine print.
Park entry permit
Personal and compulsory. Its value is set each season by the Government of Mendoza and depends on each person's nationality, the route, the number of days and whether you enter with or without operator assistance. We handle the entire process, at no administrative charge.
Medical insurance with evacuation
Compulsory to enter the Park. It must cover high-altitude rescue and helicopter evacuation.
Mountain guide
Logistics packages do not include a climbing guide. If you need to add guides to your operation, we quote them separately.
Porters
Hired by leg. One observation from twenty-five seasons: most groups end up adding portering on the way down. It's worth planning for it in both directions from the start.
Commercial terms
- Booking
- Confirmed with the number of passengers and the agreed deposit payment.
- Pre-sale until 15 September
- Two pre-sale programmes, with full payment in advance and limited places. Pre Basic: 4 base camp days, mules 30 kg round trip, full board, toilets, WiFi and permit management. Pre Basic + Altitude: everything in Pre Basic plus 4 nights in a dome in the high camps. They do not include transfers, hotel or accommodation at altitude. After 15 September, seasonal rates apply.
- Volume terms
- Large groups and agencies with several departures per season have their own terms. Write to us and we'll put them together.
- Validity
- Terms are subject to change under new Park regulations.
Everything that gets added to the package.
The package includes exactly what appears in the table. Everything below is booked separately, inside or outside a package, according to what your group needs.
High-altitude porters
Between camps and up to the summit. Hired by leg. Almost everyone ends up using them on the way down: it's worth planning for both directions.
Additional mules
Beyond the 30 kg per person the package includes, to Confluencia, Plaza de Mulas or Plaza Argentina.
High-altitude domes
At Plaza Canadá, Nido de Cóndores and Berlín. Shared or exclusive group use, with or without cooking equipment.
Extra days at base camp
If the group needs to stay longer than planned, they are added by the day.
Oxygen and helicopter coordination
Available on request, with the operational coordination that goes with it.
Certified guides
If you need to add guiding staff to your operation, we quote them separately.
Transfers and accommodation
Private transfers from the airport, extra nights in Mendoza or at altitude, and gear storage at Puente del Inca.
If you bring groups every season.
The packages are the same. What changes are the commercial terms.
Seasonal rate sheet
We send you the full rate sheet with the volume terms that match your operation.
One single contact
The same person looks after you all year. There is no account executive rotating each season and no generic inbox: we know your operation and it doesn't have to be explained again every January.
Terms in writing
Payment terms, responsibilities and schedules defined before the first group arrives. A family house's treatment, a company's paperwork.
Who we work with
International agencies and operators, high-altitude mountaineering companies, Andean clubs and independent guides climbing with their own people.
How we work, in four words.
- 01
Handmade
A family house with the technical structure of a company. Every operation is put together by hand, in conversation: which package, how many days, how much portering, which domes. No expedition comes out of a mould and no system decides for us.
- 02
Human contact
On the other end there is a person with a name, and it is always the same one. When you reach base camp, we know who you are.
- 03
Flexibility
Moving dates, adding portering, sending mules ahead, extending nights at altitude, changing base camp. If it can be done on the mountain, we accommodate it. Nobody is going to tell you the system won't allow it.
- 04
Communication
We answer the same day. Daily weather report, radio between Mendoza and the high-altitude domes, and a closing report when you come down.
2026-2027 season
Ask us for the full rate sheet.
We'll send it with all the rates and the volume terms. If you have worked with us before, tell us and we'll pick up last season's terms.