Tahua
Camp (10,824 ft above sea level), Bolivia
and
Chituca Camp ( 12,300 feet above sea level) , Bolivia
Native remodeled stone house
Accomodations are in cots with sleeping bags
- House #1 : 3 guests’ rooms
- House #2 : 3 complete guests’ bathrooms (shower, wc and
sink).
- House #3: Kitchen and Dinning room
- House #4: guides and staff + bathroom
Caņapa camp (14,104 feet above sea
level) , Bolivia
and
Aravilla Camp in Isluga National Park, Chile
Campsite formed by 5 containers. Each
container has 20 square feet.
Accomodations are in cots with sleeping bags suitable for -25 °C
- Container #1: 2 guest rooms
- Container #2 : 1 guest room + 1 storage room
- Container #3: 1 staff room + 1 bathroom for guide and
staff
- Container #4: 3 bathrooms for guests
- Container #5: kitchen and dinning room
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El Laco
camp, Chile (13,776 feet above sea level)
Campsite formed by 5 containers. Each
container has 20 square feet.
Accomodations are in cots with sleeping bags suitable for -25 °C
- Container #1: 2 guest rooms
- Container #2 : 1 guest room + 1 storage room
- Container #3: 1 staff room + 1 bathroom for guide and
staff
- Container #4: 3 bathrooms for guests
- Container # 5: kitchen and dinning room
La Quesera Camp, Argentina
(11,480 feet above sea level)
Native remodeled stone house
Accomodations are in cots with sleeping bags
- House #1 : 3 guests’ rooms
- House #2 : 3 complete guests’ bathrooms (shower, wc and
sink).
- House #3: Kitchen and Dinning room
- House #4: guides and staff + bathroom
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