• Plaza Francia
• Plaza Francia & Plaza de Mulas
• Permission fee

Trekking Plaza Francia & Plaza de Mulas (5 Days)

Itinerary

Services

Included

• Transportation in private vehicles from Mendoza to Horcones and back.
• Help in obtaining the necessary trekking permits.
• Lunch in Valle Uspallata (in route to Horcones)
• Food and drinks in Confluencia, two (2) nights in total; including Geodesic Domes with real beds, carpeted floors, heating system, hot shower, and a toilet seat bathroom. Our camps also have solar energy system, Radio communications, and our meals are prepared following strict standards of hygiene and contain high nutritional value. They assure the right amount of carbohydrates and protein, everything the body needs to perform at high altitude, yet easy to digest. We also cater to vegetarians upon request.
• Food, drinks and base camp service in Plaza de Mulas, with a limit of up to two (2) nights. Includes: private mess tent with tables and seats, all necessary dishes (knife pocket, fork, spoon, plate and termal glass), served meals, cook, equipment storage tent for use while group is at the higher camps, electric lights, permanent radio communication, toilet tent
• Trekking guide and assistants (depending on the size of the group). Our Trekking ratio: 1 guide = 6 pax.
• Radio for permanent communication between base camp, Mendoza and Puente del Inca to be able to co-ordinate different logistical issues, reservations and, when necessary, rescues or evacuations.

You are responsible for

• Airfare and airport taxes to and from Mendoza. Bus tickets to and from Mendoza.
• Trekking permits.
• Hotel in Mendoza.
• Food and drink not mentioned in Itinerary
• Personal porters and individual gear.
• Extra costs as a result of abandoning the trek.
• Medical or traveler’s insurance. Costs as a result of an emergency rescue.
• Personal expenses (drinks, laundry, mail, telephone calls and other items not mentioned above)
• All other services not listed as Included.

Dates. Trekking Plaza Francia & Plaza de Mulas - Season 2009/2010

Level of Difficulty

Our Trekkings is classified according to the demand level in order to who carries out the activity can have knowledge and to advance the demand that will confront.

They are classified in the following way:

• Easy
• Moderate
• Difficult
• Very Difficult