Incahuasi volcano, the third highest Inca shrine in the world.
The valley of six thousand in Catamarca is the place where there is the largest population of mountains of more than 6000 and 6500 meters high.
Incahuasi comes from the Quechua, "Inka wasi" and translates as "House of the Inca", it is a stratovolcano on the Argentine-Chilean border. This high mountain expedition will take you to know one of the sacred mountains, the third highest Inca shrine in the world after the Llullaillaco volcano and Cerro Mercedario.
From its summit we will have an impressive view of its crater and the highest volcano and second summit in America: Ojos del Salado (6893m).
Dear fellow countrymen, instead of going to the Andes with one of our agencies, go with Silvina. I promise you an adventure on another level with a determined, experienced, and strong Argentine woman.
Michal E. (Polonia)
Ojos del Salado Volcano Expedition (6893m) - Chile
Target Audience:
- Individuals with prior mountaineering experience above 5700 meters.
- Those in good physical condition and health.
- Psychological capacity to adapt to a rugged environment and the group dynamic.
Why chose us?
- Small groups and personalized attention.
- You only need to focus on training and bringing your personal gear.
Requirements:
- Admission via interview.
- Medical clearance including a stress test (ergometry).
Difficulty Level:
High. Involves hiking with a backpack over unstable terrain—whether on trails, scree slopes, or snowfields.Ratio:
1 guide per 2 participants.Minimum Group Size:
2 participants.Dates:
November 10–22April 9–21
For other dates, please contact via WhatsApp.
Starting point:
Fiambalá, Catamarca.Duration:
13 days / 12 nights.


Itinerary Itinerary

9:00 AM: Meeting in Fiambalá.
9:30 AM: 4x4 transfer to Hostería Cortaderas.
2:00 PM: Trekking at Cerro Cortaderas.
Services: Shared rooms (with the group), beds with linens, and private bathroom | Meals: Box-lunch | Afternoon snack.

Services: Inn | Breakfast | Box-lunch | Dinner.

8:00 AM: Travel to Las Grutas, check-in procedures. Setting up camp. Ascent of Cerro Falso Morocho.
Activity: 6 hrs | Ascent: 500 m | Distance: 9 km.
Accommodation: High-mountain tents or shelter (subject to availability). | Meals: Breakfast | Box-lunch | Afternoon snack | Dinner.

9:00 AM: 4x4 approach transfer. 10:00 AM: Ascent of Bertran Volcano
Activity duration: 8 hours | Ascent: 750m | Distance: 9km.
Services: Overnight stay in high-mountain tents or a refuge (subject to availability) | Breakfast | Box-lunch | Dinner.

A day off to rest and prepare for the next challenge.
Accommodation: High-altitude tents or mountain refuge | Meals: Breakfast | Lunch | Dinner.

4:00 AM: 4x4 transfer to San Francisco Volcano. Ascent of San Francisco Volcano.
Activity: 12 hours | Ascent: 1,200 m | Distance: 12 km.
Services: High-altitude tents | Meals: Breakfast | Lunch (box lunch) | Dinner.

9:00 AM: Breaking camp and returning to Fiambalá.
Services: 4x4 transfer. Shared cabin with the group. Meals: breakfast, lunch, dinner.

Travel from Fiambalá. Transfer to base camp; setting up camp. Carrying gear and water to Camp 1.
Services: High-altitude tents. Meals: Breakfast, packed lunch, dinner.

Ascent to Camp 1. Setting up camp.
Activity: 4 hrs | Ascent: 500 m | Distance: 6 km.
Services: High-altitude tents | Meals: Breakfast, Box-lunch, Dinner.

Gear carry to Camp 2. Return to Camp 1.
Activity: 5 hrs | Ascent: 650 m | Distance: 4 km.
Services: High-altitude tents | Meals: Breakfast, Lunch (packed lunch), Dinner.

Trek to Camp 2 and camp setup. Overnight stay at C2.
Activity: 5 hrs | Ascent: 650 m | Distance: 4 km.
Services: High-altitude tents | Meals: Breakfast, Box-lunch, Dinner.

3:00 AM: Start of summit ascent. Return to Camp 2.
Activity: 13-16hs | Ascent: 938 m | Distance: 6 km.
Services: High-altitude tents | Meals: Breakfast, Box-lunch, Dinner.

Return to the vehicle, trip to Fiambalá. End of the expedition.
Services: Cabin in Fiambalá. Shared room with the group | Meals: Breakfast.
Excellent in every way—great organization. The two experiences I’ve had with Sil—one in Bolivia and now in Catamarca—demonstrate her level of commitment to her clients; so much so that we ended up becoming friends.
Thanks, Sil, for always supporting and encouraging me to aim higher.
Gustavo B.
Huayna Potosí - Bolivia / Ojos del Salado volcano expedition (6893m) - Chile
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What is included?
Not included
Personal Gear
- Personal gear.
- Technical gear for personal use.
- Included pre-trip advice applies to cases where gear is purchased or rented in advance. It is available from the moment of booking.
- We can provide rental gear if booked in advance.
See required gear below.
Additional Expenses
- Breakfast of 'Day 1'
- Personal clothing / personal gear.
- Dinner at the inn (only the breakfast is included).
- Meals during the hike / Meals outside the mountain itinerary.
- Meals in Fiambalá on rest days, as well as the day before and the day after the activity concludes.
- Drinks.
- Round trip from Catamarca to Fiambalá (325km).
- Access fee to 'Balcón del Pissis' road (if applicable).
- Access fee to the Fiambalá Hot Springs (if applicable).
- Other extras not specified in the program.
- Expenses incurred due to abandoning the activity.
- Rescue and evacuation expenses.
Optional:
Photography - Video
Special meals
- High-quality photography without a watermark.
- Drone Photography / Video.
- Special menu for vegetarian, keto, vegan option, etc.
- A guide per person or a guide assistant - when the size of the group is small and it is not included in the services.
An incredible first experience. Cerro del Plata, 5,968 meters above sea level; a seven-day journey to the summit—and that was only half the trip. A huge learning experience and a major challenge for both body and mind. A big shout-out to "Mama Sil" (@andesxtadventures) and my fellow summiters for teaching me and sharing their experience with such patience.
Juan M.
Plata Mt. Expedition (5968m) - Argentina
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