Rock Climbing in Tandil - Aurora - Buenos Aires

Saturday: Meeting in Tandil.

• Transfers to the climbing sectors by car.
• Warm-up, brief overview and instructions. Gear presentation. Climbing.
• Light lunch. Afternoon climbing and rappelling.
• Descent to the parking area. We'll head to the cabins/hostel complex.

Sunday: Hostel and Climbing

• Breakfast.
• We'll head back to the climbing sectors.
• Climbing and rappelling all day.
• Descent and hike back to the parking area. End.

• Accommodation
  • Hostel with a covered barbecue area and pool
• Food
  •  Breakfasts, 2 afternoon snacks, 2 lunches, 1 dinner, snacks on the go.
• Group technical gear
  • Ropes.
  • Safety devices.
  • Cordelettes, slings and anchors.
  • carabiners and ascenders
• Personal gear
  • harnesses
  • helmets
• Safety
  • Personal Accident Insurance.
  • Guide with international WFR certification.
  • VHF communications equipment.
• Professionals
  • Professional Mountain Guides, FASA-certified Climbing Instructors.
  • Guided with continuous coordination throughout preparation and the trip.
• ADVENTURER SUPPORT:
  • Ongoing guidance and support.
  • Validation of the required gear to make sure you're ready.
  • 24/7 attention until departure day.

• Travel to the course location
• Beverages

• Small trekking backpack (30 to 55 liters)
• Trekking poles (optional)
• Sleeping bag.
• Physically Fit *** (Your doctor must confirm that you are fit for this activity).

• Harness, helmet, climbing shoes (some sizes available)

• socks,
• 1 pair of trekking boots/shoes (in good condition)
• 1 second pair of lightweight shoes. (for use around the domes)
• long trekking pants (NOT JEANS)
• 1 pair of long warm pants or leggings.
• spare underwear.
• t-shirts and/or shirts (one long-sleeved)
• warm layers (fleece jacket or wool sweater)
• 1 waterproof jacket
• 1 sun hat/cap (with flaps) and another warm hat
• 1 neck gaiter to protect your neck from the sun
• Warm gloves and a scarf or neck gaiter.
• Warm hat

• Headlamp with batteries.
• Sunglasses.
• Sunscreen, lip balm
• Toilet paper. Tissues. Baby wipes.

• Water containers for at least 2 liters (a plastic bottle works)

• SILVER TAPE, for blisters and repairs.
• Mate, bombilla and yerba. Steel thermos.
• Travel Assistance Insurance (Suggested / Required if you don't have health insurance.***)

Yes, although this trip is for people who already climb, people with no experience can also join.

We climb in half-day or full-day sessions, making the most of the days. 

We generally split up into cars. Let us know if you have one. We split the travel costs. The idea is to be there early Saturday morning. There's also the option of arriving the night before. 

In a hostel or cabins.

Check the section where you can see what you need to bring. A trekking backpack, trekking shoes and another well broken-in pair are the main items. 

It's not necessary, we include harness + helmet + rope and carabiners, belay plate, cordelettes, etc. 

During the activity we eat easy-to-digest, energy-rich foods like fruit, bars, nougat, nuts, etc. At midday, cold food so we can keep going, like sandwiches, savory pies, empanadas, salads, etc. At night, a hearty hot meal, which could be pasta with sauce, lentil stew, or even an Argentine barbecue (asado).