Climb remote Antisana (approximately 5,758 m), a technical Andean volcano with moving glaciers and controlled access. This original two-day / one-night outline uses a high-altitude camp rather than a mountain refuge; access and authorization must be checked before departure.
✅ Itinerary:
Day 1: Drive toward the La Virgen sector and authorized base-camp area (about 4,600 m) → Set up camp and check equipment → Briefing, dinner and rest.
Day 2: Night departure for the alpine-ice summit attempt (often around 23:30) → Climb toward sunrise → Descend to base camp and return, subject to access and conditions.
✅ What’s Included:
- ASEGUIM/UIAGM-certified mountain guide (2 climbers per guide)
- Technical climbing and camping equipment
- Overnight at base camp
- 4×4 transport to the authorized access point
✅ Not Included:
- Tips and personal expenses
- Mountain meals beyond the stated camp meal arrangements
✅ Requirements:
- Previous glacier and alpine-climbing experience
- Excellent physical condition and prior acclimatization
- Mandatory rescue insurance; access authorization must be confirmed
Expedition Price Options (USD)
- 2 climbers: US$475 per person
- 1 climber: US$790 per person
DEPARTURES:
Dates depend on current reserve access and authorization, weather and glacier conditions; confirm before booking.
MEETING POINTS
Quito pickup or another agreed meeting point; exact access and transport details are confirmed before booking.
Gear List
Review the Gear List and confirm which technical equipment is provided for your climb.