aconcagua 6,961M
HIGHLIGHTS
Summit the highest peak in the Americas and one of the Seven Summits.
1:4 Guided ratio. Private 1:2 & 1:1 Guided ratio available upon request
Full expedition services
Camp 1, 2 and 3 strategy
Lead by UIAGM - IFMGA English and Spanish speaking guides
Ideal for climbers aiming for the Seven Summits or 8000M preparation
OVERVIEW
Aconcagua, towering at 6,961 meters, is not only the highest mountain in South America, but also the tallest peak outside of Asia — a true icon in the world of high-altitude mountaineering.
Though it presents a formidable physical and mental challenge, Aconcagua is known for its non-technical normal route, making it an accessible yet demanding goal for both seasoned climbers and ambitious trekkers. Many climbers choose Aconcagua as a preparatory climb before attempting Himalayan giants such as Manaslu, Everest, or Annapurna.
At Namas Adventure, we offer expertly guided Aconcagua expeditions, combining years of high-altitude leadership with personalized expedition planning. Our experienced team ensures a safe, well-supported, and unforgettable journey to the summit of Aconcagua.
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2026
5th - 24th January
2nd - 21st february
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1:4 ratio - USD 6,950 P/P
Private 1:2 & 1:1 Guided expedition available upon request
Deposit required: USD 1,000 P/P
All-inclusive. Guaranteed departure. No extra hidden costs.
Please inquire about prices in your local currency. We accept payment in £GBP/ €EUROS/ $AUD
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Transfer In from terminal or airport.
02 nights in Hotel in Mendoza (4 Star)
01 night accommodation in CONFLUENCIA: breakfast & dinner included.
Assistance in Permit procedures in Mendoza.
Lead by Mountain Guide certified by UIAGM - IFMGA (International Federation of Mountain Guides Associations).
1:4 guide ratio. Assistant guide for more than 4 passengers.
Full food during the ascent. Kitchenware for the base camp.
Mules approach Penitentes
Confluence 10 kg. per person.
Mules to transport equipment from Penitentes closer to Plaza de Mulas. 20 kg per person.
Mules to descend from Plaza de Mulas to Horcones. 30 kg per person.
Mules approach Confluencia – Plaza de Mulas.
Camping area and bathrooms in approach and descent camps.
Safety equipment such as full pharmacy, radios, satellite phone, rope and digital oximeter.
Helicopter evacuation in case of emergency. Requested by the guide and authorized by the
doctor on duty. IMPORTANT: Must HAVE EVACUATION INSURANCE.
Medical review at the approach Camp and Base Camp.
Support with the weather report for the summit day.
02 hot showers during the Expedition
02 days of full board with accommodation in Confluencia (shared domes or personal tents)
05 days of full board with accommodation in Plaza de Mulas (shared domes or personal tents)
Expedition Porters: They will take the group mountain equipment (20 kilos) to the upper Camps.
Each participant must bring their personal things and 7 kilos of equipment such as food, gas,
household items, etc. to the higher Camps. Consult for personal porters.
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Personal Equipment.
Rescue and other expenses derived from the abandonment of the expedition.
Personal Expenses (tips, laundry, telephone, drinks, porters or other items not specified above).
Personal equipment porters for equipment, trash and human waste.
Personal porters, we can organize if the client desire, to add personal porters for the expedition.
Costs (accommodation, food and transportation) of anticipated descent due to altitude sickness,
weather, social disturbances, physical condition, mental and/or technical condition of
mountaineering.
Trravel accident and health insurance
Extra hotel nights in case of early return to the city.
Meals in Mendoza.
Other services not listed as included.
Itinerary
Day 1 Arrive in Mendoza before noon, Airports pick up and transfer to the Hotel.
Day 2 Packing and Permits at Mendoza.
Day 3 Mendoza - Penitentes - Confluencia (3,390M).
Day 4 Trek to Plaza de Mulas (South face view point 4,250m).
Day 5 Rest day at Plaza de Mulas (4,250m)
Day 6 Explore the local terrain. We may do acclimatisation hike and rest at the base camp (4,250m).
Day 7 Carry equipment and food to camp 1 (4,900m) and over night at camp 1.
Day 8 Touch Camp 2 and sleep at camp 2. (Deposit gear at camp 2).
Day 9 Return to base camp
Day 10-11 Rest day at the base camp (4,200m).
Day 12 Ascent to camp 1 (4,900m). Ascend to Camp 1, called “Plaza Canada” and sleep there for the night.
Day 13 Ascend to Camp 2 called “Nido de Condores” (meaning Condor Nest), which is located in a high pass at 5,400 m and provides a spectacular view of the surrounding mountains.
Day 14 Ascend to camp 3 (6,000m).
Day 15 Summit day 6,962m and back to camp 2
Day 16 & 17 Contingency days in case of bad weather conditions.
Day 18 Return to Base Camp.
Day 19 Back to Mendoza.
Day 20 Transfer to Mendoza airport; Departure
HOW DOES IT WORK?
1. Initial Inquiry and Planning
At NAMAS Adventure, we start by understanding your aspirations and goals. From your first conversation with our expert team, we provide personalized recommendations tailored to your interests. Once the perfect expedition is identified, a deposit secures your spot. We then work closely with you to plan and prepare every detail—from gear selection and training advice to arranging insurance, permits, and logistics.
2. Preparing for the Journey
As your expedition date approaches, we’ll help you finalize all preparations. This includes collecting the final balance payment (typically due 60-90 days before your trip), ensuring all necessary documents are in order, and addressing any remaining questions. Our team is available via email or phone calls to make sure you’re fully prepared and confident for the adventure ahead.
3. On-Expedition Support
Arrive at your destination ready to begin! From pre-expedition briefings and gear checks to the full support of our experienced guides and ground team during your climb, we’re here to ensure everything runs smoothly. With flexibility to adapt to any changes or needs, we’re committed to making your adventure seamless, enjoyable, and unforgettable.
