Rock/Ice/ski/ trekking trips
Rely on an agency Alpina Tour Dolomit that will take care of logistics and flights: we’ll guide you through unique experiences around the world, in activities we specialize in. Rock Ice climbing Ski Trekking
Dettagli:
Sicily
From classic routes to the most challenging climbs
• Season: Winter late autumn, early spring,
• Sport climbing and multipitch
• Minimum skill level: 6a
• Costs: Private agreement
• Season: Winter late autumn, early spring,
• Sport climbing and multipitch
• Minimum skill level: 6a
• Costs: Private agreement
Rock climbin in Sardinia
From classic routes to the most challenging climbs
• Season: autumn, spring, summer
• Sport climbing and multipitch
• Minimum skill level: 6a
• Costs: Private agreement
• Season: autumn, spring, summer
• Sport climbing and multipitch
• Minimum skill level: 6a
• Costs: Private agreement
Rock Climbing Corsica
From classic routes to the most challenging climbs
• Season: autumn, spring, summer
• Sport climbing and multipitch
• Minimum skill level: 6a
• Costs: Private agreement
• Season: autumn, spring, summer
• Sport climbing and multipitch
• Minimum skill level: 6a
• Costs: Private agreement
Rock climbing Verdon France
From classic routes to the most challenging climbs
• Season: autumn, spring, summer
• Sport climbing and multipitch
• Minimum skill level: 6a
• Costs: Private agreement
• Season: autumn, spring, summer
• Sport climbing and multipitch
• Minimum skill level: 6a
• Costs: Private agreement
Rock Climbing in Grece
Climbing Weeks in Greece – Vertical Adventures Between Sea and Mountains
Discover the vertical wonders of Greece with us: legendary routes, breathtaking views, and the magic of a country that blends sport, culture, and nature into the perfect experience. Our climbing weeks are designed for those who want an authentic, shared experience, fully immersed in some of the most iconic climbing destinations in the Mediterranean.
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Where We Go
• Kalymnos – The ultimate sport climbing island. Tufa, stalactites, and cobalt blue sea. A paradise for climbers of all levels.
• Leonidio – Fiery red limestone and genuine Greek hospitality. From technical slabs to massive overhangs, with a lively and growing local scene.
• Meteora – Mystical towers of conglomerate. Climbing here merges with history: hanging monasteries and long multi-pitch routes in a surreal setting.
• Manikia (Euboea) – The rising star of Greek climbing. Modern routes, flawless bolting, and a vibrant community surrounded by pristine nature.
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What We Offer
• Daily climbing program tailored to the group’s level
• Technical coaching to improve style, route reading, and climbing strategy
• Excursions, relaxation, and authentic Greek cuisine
• Small groups, friendly atmosphere, and a strong focus on safety
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Who It’s For
These weeks are open to beginner-intermediate and advanced climbers, with itineraries and goals adapted accordingly. This is not a basic course, but it’s ideal for those who want to climb a lot, improve their skills, and experience the unique environment of Greek rock.
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Join Us
Book your week and experience climbing where the sun meets the limestone. Every destination is a journey, every route a story. Let’s climb Greece together.
Discover the vertical wonders of Greece with us: legendary routes, breathtaking views, and the magic of a country that blends sport, culture, and nature into the perfect experience. Our climbing weeks are designed for those who want an authentic, shared experience, fully immersed in some of the most iconic climbing destinations in the Mediterranean.
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Where We Go
• Kalymnos – The ultimate sport climbing island. Tufa, stalactites, and cobalt blue sea. A paradise for climbers of all levels.
• Leonidio – Fiery red limestone and genuine Greek hospitality. From technical slabs to massive overhangs, with a lively and growing local scene.
• Meteora – Mystical towers of conglomerate. Climbing here merges with history: hanging monasteries and long multi-pitch routes in a surreal setting.
• Manikia (Euboea) – The rising star of Greek climbing. Modern routes, flawless bolting, and a vibrant community surrounded by pristine nature.
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What We Offer
• Daily climbing program tailored to the group’s level
• Technical coaching to improve style, route reading, and climbing strategy
• Excursions, relaxation, and authentic Greek cuisine
• Small groups, friendly atmosphere, and a strong focus on safety
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Who It’s For
These weeks are open to beginner-intermediate and advanced climbers, with itineraries and goals adapted accordingly. This is not a basic course, but it’s ideal for those who want to climb a lot, improve their skills, and experience the unique environment of Greek rock.
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Join Us
Book your week and experience climbing where the sun meets the limestone. Every destination is a journey, every route a story. Let’s climb Greece together.
Trekking Baltoro Gondogoro Ushe
Total: 21 days + transfers
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Day 1: Arrival in Skardu (2,230 m)
• Flight from Islamabad or transfer via the Karakorum Highway.
• Hotel check-in, briefing with local guide.
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Day 2: Preparation and acclimatization in Skardu
• Visit to Kharpocho Fort, local bazaar, and view of the Indus River.
• Gear check, meeting with porters.
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Day 3: Skardu – Ushe Valley (Jeep transfer to Shigar, then to Ushe)
• Jeep ride from Skardu to Shigar and onward to Ushe.
• Camp near the village or establish first advanced camp (approx. 3,000 m).
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Days 4–5: Trekking in the Ushe Valley
• Day 4: Ascent into the valley, with views of Muztagh Tower and the Karakorum range.
• Day 5: Exploration of the valley, possible high camp (3,800–4,000 m).
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Day 6: Return and Jeep Transfer to Hushe (3,050 m)
• Descent from Ushe Valley.
• Jeep transfer to Hushe, the starting village for the Gondogoro La trek.
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Day 7: Hushe – Saitcho (3,400 m)
• Start of the classic trek toward Gondogoro La.
• Easy trail along the valley.
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Day 8: Saitcho – Dalsangpa (4,150 m)
• Trek toward the base of Gondogoro La.
• Stunning views of Laila Peak.
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Day 9: Dalsangpa – Khuspang (4,600 m)
• Technical trek with icy sections.
• Camp beneath Gondogoro La.
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Day 10: Crossing Gondogoro La (5,585 m) – Ali Camp (5,000 m)
• Early morning ascent.
• Views of four 8,000-meter peaks: K2, Broad Peak, Gasherbrum I & II.
• Steep descent to Ali Camp.
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Day 11: Ali Camp – Concordia (4,600 m)
• Traverse the Vigne Glacier.
• Arrival at Concordia, the “Throne of the Gods”.
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Day 12: Excursion to K2 Base Camp (5,150 m)
• Full-day round trip (7–8 hours).
• Stop at the K2 Memorial.
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Day 13: Extra day for rest/acclimatization at Concordia
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Day 14: Concordia – Urdukas (4,050 m)
• Begin descent along the Baltoro Glacier.
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Day 15: Urdukas – Paiju (3,400 m)
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Day 16: Paiju – Jhola (3,200 m)
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Day 17: Jhola – Askole – Skardu
• End of the trek.
• Jeep transfer from Askole to Skardu.
• Return to hotel.
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Day 1: Arrival in Skardu (2,230 m)
• Flight from Islamabad or transfer via the Karakorum Highway.
• Hotel check-in, briefing with local guide.
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Day 2: Preparation and acclimatization in Skardu
• Visit to Kharpocho Fort, local bazaar, and view of the Indus River.
• Gear check, meeting with porters.
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Day 3: Skardu – Ushe Valley (Jeep transfer to Shigar, then to Ushe)
• Jeep ride from Skardu to Shigar and onward to Ushe.
• Camp near the village or establish first advanced camp (approx. 3,000 m).
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Days 4–5: Trekking in the Ushe Valley
• Day 4: Ascent into the valley, with views of Muztagh Tower and the Karakorum range.
• Day 5: Exploration of the valley, possible high camp (3,800–4,000 m).
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Day 6: Return and Jeep Transfer to Hushe (3,050 m)
• Descent from Ushe Valley.
• Jeep transfer to Hushe, the starting village for the Gondogoro La trek.
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Day 7: Hushe – Saitcho (3,400 m)
• Start of the classic trek toward Gondogoro La.
• Easy trail along the valley.
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Day 8: Saitcho – Dalsangpa (4,150 m)
• Trek toward the base of Gondogoro La.
• Stunning views of Laila Peak.
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Day 9: Dalsangpa – Khuspang (4,600 m)
• Technical trek with icy sections.
• Camp beneath Gondogoro La.
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Day 10: Crossing Gondogoro La (5,585 m) – Ali Camp (5,000 m)
• Early morning ascent.
• Views of four 8,000-meter peaks: K2, Broad Peak, Gasherbrum I & II.
• Steep descent to Ali Camp.
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Day 11: Ali Camp – Concordia (4,600 m)
• Traverse the Vigne Glacier.
• Arrival at Concordia, the “Throne of the Gods”.
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Day 12: Excursion to K2 Base Camp (5,150 m)
• Full-day round trip (7–8 hours).
• Stop at the K2 Memorial.
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Day 13: Extra day for rest/acclimatization at Concordia
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Day 14: Concordia – Urdukas (4,050 m)
• Begin descent along the Baltoro Glacier.
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Day 15: Urdukas – Paiju (3,400 m)
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Day 16: Paiju – Jhola (3,200 m)
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Day 17: Jhola – Askole – Skardu
• End of the trek.
• Jeep transfer from Askole to Skardu.
• Return to hotel.
Trekking Everest base Camp & Island Peak 6.189
Trekking + Ascent: Everest Base Camp & Island Peak (6,189 m)
Duration: 18–20 days
Difficulty: High (though Island Peak is considered the easiest 6,000-meter peak in Nepal)
Best time to go: March–May or October–early November
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Detailed Itinerary
Day 1: Arrival in Kathmandu (1,400 m)
• Airport pick-up and transfer to hotel
• Briefing with agency/guide
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Day 2: Flight Kathmandu – Lukla (2,860 m), trek to Phakding (2,610 m)
• Scenic short flight
• Easy trek (3–4 hours)
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Day 3: Phakding – Namche Bazaar (3,440 m)
• Gradual ascent with views of Thamserku
• First checkpoint of Sagarmatha National Park
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Day 4: Acclimatization in Namche Bazaar
• Hike to Hotel Everest View or Khumjung village
• Return to Namche
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Day 5: Namche – Tengboche (3,870 m)
• Visit to Tengboche Monastery
• Panoramic views of Ama Dablam and Everest
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Day 6: Tengboche – Dingboche (4,410 m)
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Day 7: Acclimatization in Dingboche
• Hike to Nangkartshang Peak (5,100 m)
• Return to Dingboche
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Day 8: Dingboche – Lobuche (4,910 m)
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Day 9: Lobuche – Gorak Shep (5,170 m) – Everest Base Camp (5,364 m)
• Trek to EBC and return to Gorak Shep for overnight
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Day 10: Gorak Shep – Kala Patthar (5,545 m) – Chukhung (4,730 m)
• Sunrise view of Everest from Kala Patthar
• Long descent to Chukhung, logistics base for Island Peak
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Day 11: Chukhung – Island Peak Base Camp (5,100 m)
• Short trek (3–4 hours), summit preparations
• Technical briefing and gear check
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Day 12: Summit Island Peak (6,189 m) – return to Chukhung
• Night departure (1–2 a.m.)
• Fixed ropes, crampons required
• Return descent to Chukhung
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Day 13: Extra day for bad weather or rest
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Day 14: Chukhung – Pangboche (3,985 m)
• Begin descent along the classic route
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Day 15: Pangboche – Namche
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Day 16: Namche – Lukla
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Day 17: Flight Lukla – Kathmandu
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Day 18: Free day in Kathmandu / departure
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Technical Details – Island Peak
• Alpine difficulty: PD+ (fixed ropes, crevasses, use of crampons and ice axe)
• Guide required: Yes, mandatory for the summit
• Permits: TIMS, Sagarmatha National Park, Island Peak Climbing Permit
• Gear: Crampons, harness, helmet, carabiners, belay device, ropes (provided by agency if not personal)
Duration: 18–20 days
Difficulty: High (though Island Peak is considered the easiest 6,000-meter peak in Nepal)
Best time to go: March–May or October–early November
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Detailed Itinerary
Day 1: Arrival in Kathmandu (1,400 m)
• Airport pick-up and transfer to hotel
• Briefing with agency/guide
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Day 2: Flight Kathmandu – Lukla (2,860 m), trek to Phakding (2,610 m)
• Scenic short flight
• Easy trek (3–4 hours)
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Day 3: Phakding – Namche Bazaar (3,440 m)
• Gradual ascent with views of Thamserku
• First checkpoint of Sagarmatha National Park
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Day 4: Acclimatization in Namche Bazaar
• Hike to Hotel Everest View or Khumjung village
• Return to Namche
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Day 5: Namche – Tengboche (3,870 m)
• Visit to Tengboche Monastery
• Panoramic views of Ama Dablam and Everest
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Day 6: Tengboche – Dingboche (4,410 m)
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Day 7: Acclimatization in Dingboche
• Hike to Nangkartshang Peak (5,100 m)
• Return to Dingboche
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Day 8: Dingboche – Lobuche (4,910 m)
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Day 9: Lobuche – Gorak Shep (5,170 m) – Everest Base Camp (5,364 m)
• Trek to EBC and return to Gorak Shep for overnight
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Day 10: Gorak Shep – Kala Patthar (5,545 m) – Chukhung (4,730 m)
• Sunrise view of Everest from Kala Patthar
• Long descent to Chukhung, logistics base for Island Peak
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Day 11: Chukhung – Island Peak Base Camp (5,100 m)
• Short trek (3–4 hours), summit preparations
• Technical briefing and gear check
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Day 12: Summit Island Peak (6,189 m) – return to Chukhung
• Night departure (1–2 a.m.)
• Fixed ropes, crampons required
• Return descent to Chukhung
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Day 13: Extra day for bad weather or rest
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Day 14: Chukhung – Pangboche (3,985 m)
• Begin descent along the classic route
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Day 15: Pangboche – Namche
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Day 16: Namche – Lukla
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Day 17: Flight Lukla – Kathmandu
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Day 18: Free day in Kathmandu / departure
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Technical Details – Island Peak
• Alpine difficulty: PD+ (fixed ropes, crevasses, use of crampons and ice axe)
• Guide required: Yes, mandatory for the summit
• Permits: TIMS, Sagarmatha National Park, Island Peak Climbing Permit
• Gear: Crampons, harness, helmet, carabiners, belay device, ropes (provided by agency if not personal)
Amadablam Peak ascent
Ascent of Ama Dablam (6,812 m)
One of the most iconic and spectacular mountains in Nepal, Ama Dablam is considered one of the most technically beautiful climbs in the Himalayas. This expedition requires mountaineering experience, use of fixed ropes, and progression on rock, mixed terrain, and ice.
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Ama Dablam Expedition (6,812 m) – Nepal
Total duration: 28–30 days
Ideal season: October–early November (more stable weather) or April–May
Difficulty: Difficult/technical – AD to TD (depending on conditions)
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Detailed Itinerary – Ama Dablam Expedition
Day 1: Arrival in Kathmandu (1,400 m)
• Airport pick-up and hotel transfer
• Briefing with the agency, document and gear check
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Day 2: Permit preparation, Ministry of Tourism briefing
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Day 3: Flight Kathmandu – Lukla (2,860 m), trek to Phakding (2,610 m)
• Scenic 30-minute flight
• Short trek (3–4 hours)
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Day 4: Phakding – Namche Bazaar (3,440 m)
• Entering Sagarmatha National Park
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Day 5: Acclimatization in Namche
• Hike to Everest View Hotel or Khumjung village
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Day 6: Namche – Deboche (3,820 m)
• Pass through Tengboche, visit the monastery
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Day 7: Deboche – Pangboche (3,985 m)
• First full view of Ama Dablam
• Meet with high-altitude sherpas
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Day 8: Pangboche – Ama Dablam Base Camp (4,570 m)
• Base camp set on a wide grassy moraine
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Days 9–18: Acclimatization rotations + high camp setup
(Dates may vary depending on weather and conditions)
• Camp 1 (5,700 m): steep and rocky trail
• Camp 2 (6,000 m): rocky ridges and technical sections (including the famous “Yellow Tower”)
• Camp 3 (6,300 m): below the summit glacier (exposed to seracs – often skipped)
During these days:
• Progressive climbing with gear drops
• Returns to base camp for recovery
• Full acclimatization phase
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Days 19–22: Summit Attempt
• Day 1: Base Camp to Camp 1
• Day 2: Camp 1 to Camp 2
• Day 3: Camp 2 to Summit (6,812 m), descent to Camp 2 or 1
• Day 4: Return to Base Camp
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Days 23–24: Extra reserve days (for weather or acclimatization)
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Day 25: Base camp dismantling and trek to Pangboche
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Day 26: Pangboche – Namche
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Day 27: Namche – Lukla
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Day 28: Flight Lukla – Kathmandu
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Day 29: Free day in Kathmandu
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Day 30: Departure from Nepal
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Technical Data – Ama Dablam
• Route style: Classic southwest ridge (normal route)
• Summit altitude: 6,812 m
• Camp 2 to Summit: rock sections (grade III/IV), fixed ropes, mixed and icy terrain
Required technical equipment:
• Crampons, ice axe, harness
• Jumar, belay device, 2 locking carabiners
• Helmet, technical gloves, sleeping bag rated to –30°C
Required permits:
• Peak Permit ($400–$500)
• Sagarmatha National Park Permit
• Liaison Officer (mandatory)
One of the most iconic and spectacular mountains in Nepal, Ama Dablam is considered one of the most technically beautiful climbs in the Himalayas. This expedition requires mountaineering experience, use of fixed ropes, and progression on rock, mixed terrain, and ice.
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Ama Dablam Expedition (6,812 m) – Nepal
Total duration: 28–30 days
Ideal season: October–early November (more stable weather) or April–May
Difficulty: Difficult/technical – AD to TD (depending on conditions)
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Detailed Itinerary – Ama Dablam Expedition
Day 1: Arrival in Kathmandu (1,400 m)
• Airport pick-up and hotel transfer
• Briefing with the agency, document and gear check
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Day 2: Permit preparation, Ministry of Tourism briefing
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Day 3: Flight Kathmandu – Lukla (2,860 m), trek to Phakding (2,610 m)
• Scenic 30-minute flight
• Short trek (3–4 hours)
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Day 4: Phakding – Namche Bazaar (3,440 m)
• Entering Sagarmatha National Park
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Day 5: Acclimatization in Namche
• Hike to Everest View Hotel or Khumjung village
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Day 6: Namche – Deboche (3,820 m)
• Pass through Tengboche, visit the monastery
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Day 7: Deboche – Pangboche (3,985 m)
• First full view of Ama Dablam
• Meet with high-altitude sherpas
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Day 8: Pangboche – Ama Dablam Base Camp (4,570 m)
• Base camp set on a wide grassy moraine
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Days 9–18: Acclimatization rotations + high camp setup
(Dates may vary depending on weather and conditions)
• Camp 1 (5,700 m): steep and rocky trail
• Camp 2 (6,000 m): rocky ridges and technical sections (including the famous “Yellow Tower”)
• Camp 3 (6,300 m): below the summit glacier (exposed to seracs – often skipped)
During these days:
• Progressive climbing with gear drops
• Returns to base camp for recovery
• Full acclimatization phase
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Days 19–22: Summit Attempt
• Day 1: Base Camp to Camp 1
• Day 2: Camp 1 to Camp 2
• Day 3: Camp 2 to Summit (6,812 m), descent to Camp 2 or 1
• Day 4: Return to Base Camp
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Days 23–24: Extra reserve days (for weather or acclimatization)
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Day 25: Base camp dismantling and trek to Pangboche
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Day 26: Pangboche – Namche
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Day 27: Namche – Lukla
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Day 28: Flight Lukla – Kathmandu
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Day 29: Free day in Kathmandu
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Day 30: Departure from Nepal
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Technical Data – Ama Dablam
• Route style: Classic southwest ridge (normal route)
• Summit altitude: 6,812 m
• Camp 2 to Summit: rock sections (grade III/IV), fixed ropes, mixed and icy terrain
Required technical equipment:
• Crampons, ice axe, harness
• Jumar, belay device, 2 locking carabiners
• Helmet, technical gloves, sleeping bag rated to –30°C
Required permits:
• Peak Permit ($400–$500)
• Sagarmatha National Park Permit
• Liaison Officer (mandatory)
Patagonia
Fitz Roy (Cerro Chaltén)
Cerro Torre
Poincenot
and various other ascents
DETAILS:
The best period for snow, ice, and mixed routes is November or December. For rock climbing, January is ideal.
Typically, within just under a month, if the weather is favorable, it’s possible to have windows of good weather lasting two or more days.
Cerro Torre
Poincenot
and various other ascents
DETAILS:
The best period for snow, ice, and mixed routes is November or December. For rock climbing, January is ideal.
Typically, within just under a month, if the weather is favorable, it’s possible to have windows of good weather lasting two or more days.
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Kilimangiaro
🏔 Kilimanjaro – Machame Route (7 Days)
Maximum altitude: 5,895 m (Uhuru Peak)
Duration: 7 days / 6 nights (on the mountain)
Difficulty: Moderate – Requires good physical condition
Best seasons: January–March and June–October
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Day 1: Machame Gate (1,800 m) – Machame Camp (3,000 m)
• Transfer from Moshi or Arusha to Machame Gate
• Park registration and entrance
• Hike through lush rainforest
• Hiking time: 5–7 hours
• Ascent: +1,200 m
• Overnight: Machame Camp
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Day 2: Machame Camp – Shira Camp (3,850 m)
• Terrain changes to moorland and alpine scenery
• Stunning views of Kibo and the Shira Plateau
• Hiking time: 4–6 hours
• Ascent: +850 m
• Overnight: Shira Camp
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Day 3: Shira Camp – Lava Tower (4,600 m) – Barranco Camp (3,960 m)
• Acclimatization day: climb to Lava Tower, then descend to Barranco
• Helps with altitude adaptation
• Hiking time: 6–8 hours
• Ascent/Descent: +750 m / -640 m
• Overnight: Barranco Camp
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Day 4: Barranco Camp – Karanga Camp (4,035 m)
• Ascent of the scenic Barranco Wall (not technical)
• Undulating terrain toward Karanga Camp
• Hiking time: 4–5 hours
• Ascent: +75 m
• Overnight: Karanga Camp
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Day 5: Karanga Camp – Barafu Camp (4,673 m)
• Short but important stage toward base camp
• Preparation for the summit push
• Hiking time: 3–4 hours
• Ascent: +640 m
• Overnight: Barafu Camp
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Day 6: Barafu – Uhuru Peak (5,895 m) – Mweka Camp (3,100 m)
• Night ascent to Kilimanjaro’s summit: Stella Point then Uhuru Peak
• Breathtaking sunrise from the Roof of Africa
• Long descent to lower camp
• Hiking time: 12–14 hours
• Ascent/Descent: +1,222 m / -2,795 m
• Overnight: Mweka Camp
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Day 7: Mweka Camp – Mweka Gate (1,640 m)
• Final walk through the forest zone
• Certificate ceremony at the gate
• Transfer back to Moshi or Arusha
• Hiking time: 3–4 hours
• Descent: -1,460 m
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✅ What’s Typically Included
• Certified guide and support crew (porters, cook)
• Tent accommodation
• All meals and filtered water
• Park fees and camping permits
• Transfers from/to airport and trailhead
Maximum altitude: 5,895 m (Uhuru Peak)
Duration: 7 days / 6 nights (on the mountain)
Difficulty: Moderate – Requires good physical condition
Best seasons: January–March and June–October
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Day 1: Machame Gate (1,800 m) – Machame Camp (3,000 m)
• Transfer from Moshi or Arusha to Machame Gate
• Park registration and entrance
• Hike through lush rainforest
• Hiking time: 5–7 hours
• Ascent: +1,200 m
• Overnight: Machame Camp
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Day 2: Machame Camp – Shira Camp (3,850 m)
• Terrain changes to moorland and alpine scenery
• Stunning views of Kibo and the Shira Plateau
• Hiking time: 4–6 hours
• Ascent: +850 m
• Overnight: Shira Camp
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Day 3: Shira Camp – Lava Tower (4,600 m) – Barranco Camp (3,960 m)
• Acclimatization day: climb to Lava Tower, then descend to Barranco
• Helps with altitude adaptation
• Hiking time: 6–8 hours
• Ascent/Descent: +750 m / -640 m
• Overnight: Barranco Camp
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Day 4: Barranco Camp – Karanga Camp (4,035 m)
• Ascent of the scenic Barranco Wall (not technical)
• Undulating terrain toward Karanga Camp
• Hiking time: 4–5 hours
• Ascent: +75 m
• Overnight: Karanga Camp
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Day 5: Karanga Camp – Barafu Camp (4,673 m)
• Short but important stage toward base camp
• Preparation for the summit push
• Hiking time: 3–4 hours
• Ascent: +640 m
• Overnight: Barafu Camp
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Day 6: Barafu – Uhuru Peak (5,895 m) – Mweka Camp (3,100 m)
• Night ascent to Kilimanjaro’s summit: Stella Point then Uhuru Peak
• Breathtaking sunrise from the Roof of Africa
• Long descent to lower camp
• Hiking time: 12–14 hours
• Ascent/Descent: +1,222 m / -2,795 m
• Overnight: Mweka Camp
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Day 7: Mweka Camp – Mweka Gate (1,640 m)
• Final walk through the forest zone
• Certificate ceremony at the gate
• Transfer back to Moshi or Arusha
• Hiking time: 3–4 hours
• Descent: -1,460 m
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✅ What’s Typically Included
• Certified guide and support crew (porters, cook)
• Tent accommodation
• All meals and filtered water
• Park fees and camping permits
• Transfers from/to airport and trailhead
Mount Kenia
Mount Kenya Expedition – Batian Peak (5,199 m)
Duration: 6–7 days on location (+ travel days)
Level: Mountaineering – experienced on mixed/rock terrain (max grade IV+ trad)
Best season: January–March (South Face) or July–September (North Face)
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Day-by-Day Itinerary
Day 1: Arrival in Nairobi – Transfer to Nanyuki (2,000 m)
• Private transfer (3–4 hours by car)
• Briefing with guide, gear check
• Overnight in lodge or hotel
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Day 2: Nanyuki – Sirimon Gate – Old Moses Camp (3,300 m)
• Entrance into Mount Kenya National Park
• Acclimatization trek (3–4 hours)
• Overnight in mountain hut
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Day 3: Old Moses – Shipton Camp (4,200 m)
• Trekking through Mackinder Valley
• Excellent base below the rock towers
• Overnight at Shipton Hut
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Day 4: Acclimatization – Hike to Lenana Peak (4,985 m)
• Optional acclimatization ascent
• Great views of Batian and Nelion
• Return to Shipton Camp
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Day 5: Ascent of Batian Peak (5,199 m) – Return to Shipton
• Early alpine start (3–4 am)
• Normal route (North Face): 15–20 pitches, grade IV+, 8–10 hours round trip
• Summit and rappelling descent
• Return to Shipton Camp
• Note: Alternative in dry season (Jan–Mar): South Face via Austrian Hut
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Day 6: Shipton – Old Moses – Nanyuki
• Descent trek
• Transfer back to Nanyuki lodge or optional safari
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Day 7: Return to Nairobi – International flight
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Required Technical Equipment (for 2 climbers)
• Helmet, harness, climbing shoes
• Crampons and light ice axe (for colder season)
• High-altitude clothing, sleeping bag rated to -10/-15°C
Duration: 6–7 days on location (+ travel days)
Level: Mountaineering – experienced on mixed/rock terrain (max grade IV+ trad)
Best season: January–March (South Face) or July–September (North Face)
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Day-by-Day Itinerary
Day 1: Arrival in Nairobi – Transfer to Nanyuki (2,000 m)
• Private transfer (3–4 hours by car)
• Briefing with guide, gear check
• Overnight in lodge or hotel
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Day 2: Nanyuki – Sirimon Gate – Old Moses Camp (3,300 m)
• Entrance into Mount Kenya National Park
• Acclimatization trek (3–4 hours)
• Overnight in mountain hut
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Day 3: Old Moses – Shipton Camp (4,200 m)
• Trekking through Mackinder Valley
• Excellent base below the rock towers
• Overnight at Shipton Hut
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Day 4: Acclimatization – Hike to Lenana Peak (4,985 m)
• Optional acclimatization ascent
• Great views of Batian and Nelion
• Return to Shipton Camp
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Day 5: Ascent of Batian Peak (5,199 m) – Return to Shipton
• Early alpine start (3–4 am)
• Normal route (North Face): 15–20 pitches, grade IV+, 8–10 hours round trip
• Summit and rappelling descent
• Return to Shipton Camp
• Note: Alternative in dry season (Jan–Mar): South Face via Austrian Hut
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Day 6: Shipton – Old Moses – Nanyuki
• Descent trek
• Transfer back to Nanyuki lodge or optional safari
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Day 7: Return to Nairobi – International flight
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Required Technical Equipment (for 2 climbers)
• Helmet, harness, climbing shoes
• Crampons and light ice axe (for colder season)
• High-altitude clothing, sleeping bag rated to -10/-15°C
Mountaineering Backcountry ski Lofoten Norway
🏔 Ski Mountaineering Week – Lofoten Islands, Norway
Duration: 5–7 days on site
Best period: February to mid-April
Required level: Experienced off-piste skiers with ski touring skills (intermediate–advanced)
Base: Henningsvær, Svolvær, or Kabelvåg
Average daily elevation gain: 800–1,200 m
Activities: Ski touring, freeride, snow safety training, exploration
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📅 Sample Itinerary
Day 1 – Arrival in Norway
• Arrival at Svolvær or Evenes Airport (via Oslo)
• Transfer to guesthouse or mountain lodge
• Evening briefing, gear check, avalanche info session
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Day 2 – Skårungen or Rundfjellet (700–800 m)
• First acclimatization tour with wide scenic slopes
• Ski descent with sea views
• Avalanche beacon practice and safety refreshers
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Day 3 – Geitgaljetind (1,085 m)
• One of the most iconic summits in Lofoten
• Steep final section with optional technical ascent
• North-facing descent with excellent snow
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Day 4 – Rundtinden Traverse to Austnesfjorden (800–900 m)
• Beautiful ski traverse with fjord panoramas
• Possible return by boat (if included in the package)
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Day 5 – Flexible Day
Options:
• Rest day or recovery ski tour (Torskmannen or Pilan)
• Cultural activities: local fishing village tour, sea sauna, or fishing
• Alternative peak depending on weather and snow
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Day 6 – Stornappstinden or Breitinden (750–1,000 m)
• Remote, wild area tour
• Ideal terrain for powder skiing (conditions permitting)
• Final debrief and celebratory dinner
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Day 7 – Departure
• Transfer to airport
• Optional short morning tour if flights allow
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✅ Typical Package Inclusions
• IFMGA/UIAGM mountain guide for the entire trip
• All local transfers and logistics
• Accommodation in lodge or guesthouse (with breakfast)
• Daily briefings and avalanche updates
• Avalanche safety gear rental (beacon, shovel, probe if needed)
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🎿 Required Equipment
• Ski touring gear (skis, bindings, skins)
• Ski crampons and boot crampons (depending on itinerary)
• Backpack with safety gear (helmet recommended)
• Layered technical winter clothing
• Avalanche beacon, shovel, and probe (mandatory)
Duration: 5–7 days on site
Best period: February to mid-April
Required level: Experienced off-piste skiers with ski touring skills (intermediate–advanced)
Base: Henningsvær, Svolvær, or Kabelvåg
Average daily elevation gain: 800–1,200 m
Activities: Ski touring, freeride, snow safety training, exploration
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📅 Sample Itinerary
Day 1 – Arrival in Norway
• Arrival at Svolvær or Evenes Airport (via Oslo)
• Transfer to guesthouse or mountain lodge
• Evening briefing, gear check, avalanche info session
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Day 2 – Skårungen or Rundfjellet (700–800 m)
• First acclimatization tour with wide scenic slopes
• Ski descent with sea views
• Avalanche beacon practice and safety refreshers
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Day 3 – Geitgaljetind (1,085 m)
• One of the most iconic summits in Lofoten
• Steep final section with optional technical ascent
• North-facing descent with excellent snow
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Day 4 – Rundtinden Traverse to Austnesfjorden (800–900 m)
• Beautiful ski traverse with fjord panoramas
• Possible return by boat (if included in the package)
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Day 5 – Flexible Day
Options:
• Rest day or recovery ski tour (Torskmannen or Pilan)
• Cultural activities: local fishing village tour, sea sauna, or fishing
• Alternative peak depending on weather and snow
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Day 6 – Stornappstinden or Breitinden (750–1,000 m)
• Remote, wild area tour
• Ideal terrain for powder skiing (conditions permitting)
• Final debrief and celebratory dinner
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Day 7 – Departure
• Transfer to airport
• Optional short morning tour if flights allow
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✅ Typical Package Inclusions
• IFMGA/UIAGM mountain guide for the entire trip
• All local transfers and logistics
• Accommodation in lodge or guesthouse (with breakfast)
• Daily briefings and avalanche updates
• Avalanche safety gear rental (beacon, shovel, probe if needed)
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🎿 Required Equipment
• Ski touring gear (skis, bindings, skins)
• Ski crampons and boot crampons (depending on itinerary)
• Backpack with safety gear (helmet recommended)
• Layered technical winter clothing
• Avalanche beacon, shovel, and probe (mandatory)
