Indicate if you are vegetarian/vegan or have dietary restrictions

If you follow a special diet, it is important to let us know. This way we can ensure there are suitable options for you during the tour.

Warm clothing

Temperatures can vary greatly at altitude. It is recommended to bring several layers of clothing to adapt to the weather during the day and night.

Sunglasses

UV radiation is more intense at altitude. Good sunglasses will protect your eyes and make the trip more comfortable.

Sunscreen

The sun in the mountains is strong, even on cloudy days. Using sunscreen will prevent burns and protect your skin during the tour.

Wool hat

The cold can be intense, especially in the mornings and evenings. A wool hat will help you retain body heat.

Wool gloves

Hands get cold quickly at altitude. Wool gloves will give you the warmth you need for a comfortable trip.

Suitable footwear

The terrain can be uneven and rocky. It is essential to wear comfortable shoes with good traction to avoid slipping and improve stability.

Snack

Physical effort at altitude requires extra energy. Bringing a snack will help you stay active and avoid fatigue during the tour.

Water

It is essential to stay hydrated to avoid altitude sickness. It is recommended to bring a reusable bottle to refill along the way.

Personal documents

Some entrances require identification. Bringing your ID or passport will facilitate access and your registration in case of emergency.

Small backpack

Carrying a compact backpack will allow you to transport the essentials comfortably. Ideal for water, snacks, and personal items without excess weight.

Cash (Soles)

Some places do not accept cards. Bringing cash in Soles will make it easier to buy souvenirs, snacks, or additional services.

Camera

The landscapes are spectacular and worth capturing. A camera will allow you to take incredible memories and share your experience.