1. Are there any age restrictions for the Chearoco summit tour?
While there are no strict age restrictions, participants should be in good physical condition and accustomed to high-altitude trekking.

2. What kind of experience do I need to participate in the summit tour?
Previous experience with high-altitude trekking and mountaineering is recommended, as the climb to the summit of Chearoco can be challenging.

3. Do I need to bring my own equipment for the tour?
No, because we will provide you with the equipment for mountain and hiking during the tour to illimani 6368m don’t forget but if you have it, its good too.

4. What kind of weather can I expect during the tour?
Weather in the Andes can be unpredictable, with cold temperatures and high winds common at high altitudes. It is important to be prepared for a range of weather conditions during the tour.

5. Is there a minimum group size for the summit tour?
The tour requires at least two people of participants to operate effectively, so it is recommended to check with us for available dates and group sizes. Tell us everybody what you need or want.

6. Are there any safety precautions in place for the summit tour?
The tour operator will provide experienced guides and mule drivers who are trained in high-altitude safety measures. It is important to follow their instructions and take all necessary precautions during the climb.

7. Acclimatization is need?
Yes, acclimatization is crucial for a successful summit of Chearoco. The tour itinerary includes gradual ascents and rests at base camp and high camp to allow participants to acclimatize to the high altitude.

It is important to stay hydrated, get plenty of rest, and listen to your body during the trek to minimize the risk of altitude sickness. For a adequate acclimatization we suggest take a trekking tour to Sorata, or Pico Austria.