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La Paz, Bolivia
La Paz, Bolivia
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Summit the twin peaks of Huayna Potosi (6088m/19,973ft) and Illimani (6438m/21,122ft)
Trek the high Andean altiplano in the spectacular Condoriri region of the Bolivian Cordillera Real
Enhance your mountaineering skills and prepare for the ascents with two days of alpine climbing instruction
Enjoy expert leadership and support from our qualified and experienced guides
Acclimatise for altitude with hikes on the Isla del Sol on Lake Titicaca
For mountaineers in search of an epic Andean challenge, the Summits of Bolivia tour offers a 19-day climbing expedition across the Cordillera Real’s iconic peaks. Launching from La Paz, this small group trip features ascents of Pequeno Alpamayo (5,370m), Huayna Potosi (6,088m), and the legendary Illimani (6,438m), supported by expert guides and thorough acclimatization. Alongside technical instruction, you’ll enjoy time on Lake Titicaca’s ‘Island of the Sun’ before venturing into snow-laden valleys and spectacular alpine camps. This expedition is crafted for fit, experienced climbers eager to build their skills while experiencing one of the world’s most striking high-altitude regions. The USP lies in its comprehensive approach: a series of classic ascents, quality instruction, and a deep dive into Bolivian mountain culture, making it the perfect trip for those seeking both achievement and adventure in South America’s dramatic peaks.