Mountain Climbing in the Cordillera Real: Top Outdoor Adventures Awaiting You

My guide worked really hard to make it a good trip.👍

Very nice trip for you. This message is nice for JAIME because the pandemic had to stop tourism, which remains his bread and butter. Indeed, the landscapes are exceptional, sumptuous We went there 3 years ago and were very, very warmly welcomed by JAIME and MARIE-SOL, his wife. Those were unforgettable moments! As you say, Jaime's French is perfect, which greatly facilitated our exchanges.

Great memories of this trek with Super JAIME

Jaime is a fantastic guide! Rest assured that he’ll take care of you. He was perfectly organized and brought all necessities along the way (obviously except for your personal stuff according to the packing list). No matter where we stayed (in a tent or a refugio), he and his nephew showed off their impressive cooking skills and would make steak with french fries magically appear, even at 4700m! Thanks to fresh fruits & french toast for breakfast, and even some pasta dishes for lunch on the top of a mountain, this trip really felt like a luxurious hiking adventure. Due to a large other group that had a similar itinerary, we agreed to change the schedule slightly to make our experience better, which meant that we stayed one more night at the little hotel / bed&breakfast that his family is running before heading to Huayna Potosi. I think this is the only part that could have been better by adding another summit given that we were able to do cover more kilometers per day than initially planned. Overall, I felt very safe despite Huayna Potosi being my first proper mountaineering experience. He’s very fluent in French and speaking English well enough to have some high-level conversations, provide safety instructions, and tell you about Bolivia & his life