Misti Volcano (02 Days)

02 Days / 01 Nigth
Max. Altitude: 5825 m / 19,110 ft
Route: Climbing Misti Volcano
Availability: All year
Difficulty: Moderate
People per Guide: 4

Misti Volcano It is a volcano that presents fumarolic, ocassionally increases emissions of steam and gases, despite its apparent inactivity, this considered as great a danger in case of explosion experts lava, gases and hot ashes would quickly run towards the city.

It is located within the national reserve of salinas and aguada blanca, the land is volcanic sand. With lava flows.

Itinerary

Day 01: Arequipa 2350 m / 7,709 ft - Base Camp 4500 m / 14,763 ft
Pick up from the Hotel at 8:00 am and then arrival at the end of bus over 3400 m. from there we starting to walk 5 hrs. Arrival at the Base camp "Pyramid" which is the 4600 m.

Day 02: Base Camp - Summit 5825 m / 19,110 ft - Arequipa
This day we will begin our ascent at 2 am, by a Zigzag path, where we will appreciate spectacular views of the Cordillera volcanica and the Misti crater. Then we will return to the base camp. Arrival to Arequipa afternoon.

What’s included

• Mountain Guide (AGPM – UIAGM)
• Specialised cook
• First-Aid kit
• Private transport 4 x 4
• Complete meals during the Climbing program
• Collective technical equipment
• Personal equipment (harness, hiking shoes, hiking shoes, crampons, ice axe, etc.)
• Camping equipment
• Tent for 2 Person

• Travel accident and health insurance
• Pick-up from the station and transfer to the Hotel reserved for you in Arequipa.
• Transfers from the airport / hotel / airport - Lima
• Hotel accommodation in Lima.
• Tour of the city
• Transfer from the station to the hotel / station / hotel - Lima
• Bus ticket Arequipa / Lima,
• Hotel accommodation in accordance with tour program.
• Porter
• Donkey driver
• Donkeys
• Kitchen / dining tent.
• Toilet tent
• Food and drink in Lima and Arequipa
• Travel luggage and Travel cancellation insurance
• Not mentioned food and beverages
• Personal Spending
• Personal equipment (harness, hiking shoes, hiking shoes, crampons, ice axe, etc.)
• Tips

What to take

• 5 litres of water
• Light gloves
• Cap for cold
• Small backpack
• Long-sleeved shirts
• Cotton short-sleeved shirts or t-shirts
• Fleece or Wool sweater and/or trousers
• Lightweight pants
• Regular and long underwear (at over 13,000 ft./4,000 masl)
• Medium weight parka with fibber fill or down
• Light cap and wool hat
• Rain poncho (or rain gear)
• Water bottle
• Medium weight socks
• Hiking boots
• Small daypack
• Strong waterproof duffel bag
• Sunglasses, Sun block, lip balm
• Flashlight with spare batteries and bulb