Tour selection

Join this tour, climb the Huayna Potosi Mountain and get till 6088 meters above sea level! The Huayna Potosi Mountain is declared a National Park and is located about 30 km north of La Paz, Bolivia.
Although good acclimatizing and a healthy physical condition are a must, it is one of the most accessible mountains to reach a summit above 6000 m.

Ten summits in the Ecuadorian Andes are over 5000 m. high and covered with eternal snow and ice. Climbing most of these five-thousanders doesn’t require technical climbing experience, but you do need to be in very good physical shape and to have acclimatized sufficiently for the high altitude.

Climbing the steep south side towards the highest top of the Iliniza Sur Volcano is for climbers with experience who want a bit more challange!

From the top of the rocky Iliniza Norte Volcano, you have a great view over the Central Andes and the impressive Cotopaxi Volcano!

Climbing the impressive cone-shaped Cotopaxi Volcano is a popular activity for those who travel to Ecuador. However, this doesn’t mean that’s an easy climb. Only about 60% make it to the top. Therefore it’s important to travel well prepared and and take time to acclimatize.

The impressive Chimborazo Volcano is often called “The Sultan of the Andes”. Climbing towards the summit doesn’t only provide amazing sceneries, it also gives you the chance to reach the highest point on earth!

The tough climb of the Cayambe Mountain will bring you over impressive glaciers, past pretty ice sculptures and all the way to the highest point on the Equator!

Climbing the Carihuairazo Volcano is often used as a practice before attempting any of the higher Ecuadorian summits. But during this climb you will also enjoy beautiful sceneries and the views over 4 giant volcanoes.

The Classic 4 day Inca Trail, probably – and with reason – worlds’ most famous hiking trail in the world, leads over high mountains and trough upper rainforest to the archaeological Inca site, Machu Picchu.

Join this tour and follow the ancient old Choro Trail. This trekking goes all the way from the Andes Mountain Range into the Amazon basin!

Follow the well hidden Inca Trail towards the archeological site of Choquequirao, also known as “the last refuge of the incas”. A curiosity is that Choquequirao means “cradle of gold” in Quechua, the language of the Inca’s and the indigenous people of Cusco…

During this 3 days Colca Canyon Trek you will hike from the village of Cabanaconde along a steep donkey trail down to the bottom of the Colca Canyon. Here you will visit the local village of San Juan and enjoy the subtropical environment of Oasis.