Aconcagua Plaza de Mulas and Mt Bonete trek

The balance due must be paid before the departure date by credit or debit card bank,  directly to our bank account or by cash on the day of the activity. Exceptionally, scheduled expeditions must be paid at least 30 days in advance.

Additional fees: 5% surcharge – payments via PayPal and 2.5% using your credit or debit card

Payment by cash:

U$D and EURO EXCHANGE RATE

We offer all kinds of activities; depending on the necessities, conditions and interests of the participants. We offer various walks of varying difficulty.We are always ready to make changes for our clients, not forgetting that you are on holiday and want to ENJOY yourselves. For a different experience there is also the possibility of horse riding in the National Parks. There is the possibility too of doing sightseeing in the Cordon del Plata, Aconcagua National Park and Patagonian National Parks, from a vehicle, for those of you who don’t want to or are unable to go walking.

Our menus are based on fresh and natural products, Maintaining a balanced diet and taking into account the physical activity of the trip. If You have special dietary requirements; vegetarian, celiac or allergic to anything please let us know beforehand in order to be reliable to give you the service you deserve.

We only recommend to bring your child depending of the activity, you can choose a mountain bike tour, full day trek or full day rock climbing in Mendoza or El Chalten-Patagonia with childrens up to 12 year old under the entire responsability of their parents, we don’t recommend to bring your child to multi day adventures such as aconcagua treks or Cordon del Plata, Andes crossing or multiday adventures in Chalten – Patagonia because of the exposure of the high altitude or low temperatures in case of bad weather.

Security for us is our number one priority. For this reason all our guides and tour leaders are trained and certified as Wilderness First Responders (WFR) and Wilderness Advanced First Aiders (WAFA). Furthermore we all have plenty of experience in rescue and first aid in the mountains having been in them for so many years. Even so, we believe that the responsibility is shared between guides and participants of the programmes. Therefore one of the first things we like to do when we meet a group is have a short chat, before going out, describing the route to be taken and how to carry it out safely.