Chachani Volcano Climb (2 days)

• 1 person: S/ 1,600.
• Group of 2 people: S/ 765 per person.
• Group of 3 people: S/ 530 per person.
• Group of 4 and 5 people: S/ 436 per person.
• Group of 6 people: S/ 471 per person.
• Group of 7 to 10 people:  S/ 436 per person.

• Hotel pickup (central urban area only).
• Private transportation.
• Bilingual instructor (Spanish and English).
• Tent.
• Sleeping mat.
• Sleeping bag.
• Communication equipment.
• First aid kit.
• Dinner on the first day.
• Breakfast on the second day.
• Crampons (seasonal).
• Windbreaker.
• Gloves.
• Hiking pants.
• Oxygen tank (inside the vehicle).

• Backpack.
• Down sleeping bag.
• Trekking poles.
• Lunch.
• Travel insurance (recommended).

• 50- to 70-liter backpack to carry all the things you'll need during the tour.
• Warm clothing.
• Trekking clothing.
• Hiking jacket.
• Hiking socks.
• Hiking boots or high-altitude boots.
• Headlamp.
• Hat.
• Sunglasses.
• Sunscreen.
• Sandwich for the first day.
• Snacks for the second day.
• 6 liters of still water.

• Select your departure date from the calendar.
• Select the number of people.
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• Pay the total program price online.

• Not suitable for people with altitude problems.
• Not suitable for pregnant women.
• Not suitable for people with heart problems.
• Good physical condition.
• Weigh between 30 and 100 kg.

Day 1: Arequipa - Volcano Foothills - Base Camp.

We will depart from Arequipa to begin the trek up Chachani Volcano. The 4x4 vehicle will take you to the foothills of Chachani Volcano, which, despite its considerable height of over 6,000 meters, has almost no snow on its summit due to the extreme dryness of the atmosphere. After a hike of approximately two hours, you will reach base camp, located at an altitude of 5,170 meters. Here you can rest and prepare for the next day. (On this day, each passenger must bring their own lunch and snack.)

Day 2: Base Camp - Volcano Crater - Arequipa.

You will wake up very early in the morning to have breakfast and then begin the climb to the volcano crater. It's a slow climb that lasts approximately six hours. Once at the summit, which is at 6075 m altitude, you will have time to rest and take photographs. Here you can appreciate the ancient crater and the surrounding landscape. After this rest time you will begin the descent to the camp, where you can pack all your equipment, and then continue to the transportation that will take you back to Arequipa.

• ​You can reschedule or cancel the tour with a 100% refund up to 48 hours before the start time.