DAY 1
No Service
Departure from country of origin.
Expeditions
Aconcagua Normal Route Expedition: Classic Guided Ascent to the Highest Peak in South America
Summit of Aconcagua | 6968m - 22.955ft
Normal Route
The most chosen. This historic route was chosen by the first expedition to reach the summit of Aconcagua in 1897. Today it is the classic and most direct access. The Normal Route offers stunning views and a challenging ascent to the summit of Aconcagua at 6.963 meters (22,841 feet).
View Route- Physical Level Intermediate
- Technical Level Low
- Duration 20 days
- Dates 2026 – 2027• November: Nov 21 – Dec 9• December: Dec 5 – 23 | Dec 2 – 30 | Dec 19 – Jan 6• January: Jan 2 – 20 | Jan 9 – 27 | Jan 23 – Feb 10• February: Feb 6 – 24
TRANSFERS
Private vehicle transfers:
- Airport transfers (IN/OUT)
- Mendoza – Puente del Inca
- Puente del Inca – Punta de Vacas
- Horcones – Mendoza
One transport per group, by minibus or car, per route.
LODGING
One (1) night before and one (1) night after the climb at NH Cordillera 4 stars Hotel. Shared double room. Breakfast included.
One (1) night before the climb at Vision Ranch (Puente del Inca). Shared double dome, full board (drinks not included).
MULE
Equipment transport with mules (35 kg per person). Your gear will be waiting at each camp: from the Vacas Valley entrance to Plaza Argentina, then to Plaza de Mulas, and finally to Puente del Inca.
We apply a responsible mule rotation policy to ensure their well-being and guarantee that loads arrive on time and in optimal condition.
COMMUNICATION
- All local guides carry VHF radios.
- Base Camp: VHF Radio and Starlink.
- Free Starlink Wi-Fi
BASE CAMP
- Large dining domes with thermal insulation and wooden floors, electricity (220v 50Hz), charging station for electronics, tables, chairs, lounge area, and heating stoves.
- Hot showers.
- Accommodation: 1 tent per 2 people (Optional UPGRADE to double base domes).
HIGH CAMP
- Equipped with dining tents and staffed bathrooms.
- Dining tents include tables, benches, and VHF Radio.
- Accommodation: 1 tent per 2 people.
- We provide emergency oxygen with masks and regulators.
GUIDES AND PORTERS
- Local Aconcagua Vision guides are certified mountain guides.
- Guide Ratio: 1 local guide for every 4 climbers.
- Porters deliver daily weather forecasts.
- Includes transportation and setup of layers at high-altitude camps.
ALL SERVICES
Our package includes everything needed for your expedition, with no additional charges.
From logistics, meals, and technical support to gear transportation everything is covered in the published rate.
That way, you can focus on enjoying the experience, knowing every detail is already taken care of.
- Aconcagua ascent permit.
- Personal gear.
- Any costs incurred from abandoning the expedition: helicopter, transfers, additional guides, hotels, mules, etc.
- Lunch or dinner in Mendoza, Uspallata, or Puente del Inca.
- No refunds or compensation for expedition cancellations due to force majeure (earthquakes, landslides, emergency orders from Aconcagua Park authorities, etc.).
- Additional hotel nights in Mendoza or Puente del Inca beyond those included in the program.
- Any service not listed under “Included Services”.
DAY 2
No Service
Arrival in Mendoza. Aconcagua Vision services begin. Pick-up at the airport and transfer to NH Cordillera 4 Stars Hotel. Briefing with the Expedition Team.
DAY 3
Breakfast and Dinner
Travel to Puente del Inca. Lodging at Aconcagua Vision Ranch Camp.
DAY 4
Service Full
Check-in at Aconcagua Park. Hike to Confluencia.
DAY 5
Service Full
Acclimatization tour to the South Wall of Aconcagua.
DAY 6
Service Full
Confluencia – Plaza de Mulas (4,367 m).
DAY 7
Service Full
Rest day at Plaza de Mulas.
DAY 8
Service Full
Ascent to Bonete Peak (5,050 m).
DAY 9
Service Full
Transport of equipment to Camp I (Camp Canada 4,800 m) and return to Base Camp.
DAY 10
Service Full
Rest day at Plaza de Mulas.
DAY 11
Service Full
Plaza de Mulas (4,367 m) – Camp I (Canada Camp 4,800 m).
DAY 12
Service Full
Camp I (Canada Camp 4,800 m) – Nido de Cóndores (5,400 m).
DAY 13
Service Full
Rest day at Nido de Cóndores (5,400 m).
DAY 14
Service Full
Camp II Nido de Cóndores (5,400 m) – Camp III Berlín (5,970 m).
DAY 15
Service Full
Summit day on Aconcagua (6,963 m) and return to Camp Berlín.
DAY 16
Service Full
Extra day for weather conditions.
DAY 17
Service Full
Extra day for weather conditions.
DAY 18
Service Full
Camp III Berlín (5,970 m) to Plaza de Mulas (4,367 m).
DAY 19
Dinner
Plaza de Mulas to Horcones (2,800 m). Travel to Mendoza, hotel.
DAY 20
Breakfast
Departure to country of origin. End of Aconcagua Vision services in Mendoza.
DAY 21
No Service
Arrival in country of origin.
Down Jacket
Gore-Tex Jacket
Softshell Jacket
Fleece Sweater
Mountain Shirts
Thermal underwear
Gore-tex Trousers
Primaloft Trousers
Mountain trousers (fleece or powerstretch)
Trekking Trousers (light)
Socks
Trekking Boots
Alpine Boots
Shoes
Sandals
Inner Gloves
Gloves (light)
Mittens
Balaclava
Hat
Buff
Sleeping Bag
Therm-a-Rest / Sleeping pad
Sunglasses
Helmet
Gaiters
Warm Cup
Headlamp
Backpack
Duffle
Telescopic Ski Poles
Pocket Knife
Water Bottle
Thermos
Watch
Crampons
What Makes
Us Unique
About Us LEADERS IN SERVICE
We believe that a committed team turns an expedition into an unforgettable experience.
Our staff makes the difference.
THE BEST HIGH ALTITUDE DOMES
Our domes are equipped for your comfort and safety, favoring light expeditions and minimizing the need to carry supplies.
Propane gas cooking.
SUSTAINABILITY IN ACTION
We are pioneers in real sustainable tourism practices.
We manage every waste we generate.
THE BEST RENTAL IN THE MARKET
We offer high-end mountain equipment exclusively for our clients.
Everything you need, from boots to crampons.
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