
Alps, Andes, Arctic and Himalaya. Technical training and international certifications, for those looking for real mountains — guided with judgment, no shortcuts.
From an Italian and Basque family, I was born in 1979 in Argentina. Since 1994 I've been linked to the outdoor world: mountain biking, trekking, hiking, canyoning, climbing and high-altitude exploration expeditions in Patagonia, Peru and Bolivia.
Over these thirty-plus years I've worked terrains like Aconcagua — a summit I did in a single day — Everest, and crossings in the North Arctic, covering different geographies alongside cartography of my own design, knowledge I built up through national and international training and mentorships.
In my expedition backpack I also carry hundreds of anecdotes — some funny, some not so much — and the experiences that helped me discover my true vocation: the love of exploring the outdoors with others. Since 2017 I've lived in the Alps, from where I work across different continents that offer multiple paths to explore, teach, or push your own goals.
I always work with small, private groups, where every activity becomes a shared mission and each participant gets my undivided attention, never spread too thin. That's what makes the adventure both fun and safe.





High-altitude expeditions with base camp logistics and long-term preparation before the trip.
Volcanoes and summits above 6,000 meters in Argentina, Bolivia and Peru, with progressive acclimatization and our own logistics on the ground.
Technical schools and classic ascents across Switzerland, Austria and France. Ideal as a first high-mountain expedition with close guidance.
Ski touring and exploration on Nordic glacier terrain, for those who already have a technical base and want a different kind of landscape.
Above 8,000 meters, in what's known as the "death zone," I rescued a person on Everest — without charging anything for it. Months later, I received this thank-you message from him.
(Video in Spanish.) During an Everest expedition, I found a person in distress above 8,000 meters, deep in the so-called "death zone" — the altitude band where the body can no longer acclimatize and every decision matters. I helped bring him down safely, without charging anything for it: on the mountain, the priority is always the person, not the business. This video is his message, months later, thanking me for that day.
Two peaks above 6,000 m combined with the Everest Base Camp. Crossing the thrilling Amphu Lapcha pass, views of Everest, Lhotse and Makalu from the summit of Mera Peak, and the frozen glacier lake, Imja Lake.
The highest summit on the planet, 8,848 m, from the Tibetan north side. 58 days of expedition services, with acclimatization rotations between base camp and advance camp before the summit attempt.
* Extended itinerary with multiple acclimatization rotations between base camp and advance camp — the final day-by-day detail is adjusted based on the group's performance and mountain conditions.
Canyoning, climbing, trekking and boating on alpine lakes in the Julian Alps. A multi-day program combining disciplines, ideal for groups looking for technical variety without leaving Europe.
Austria's highest summit, 3,798 m, based in the village of Kals am Großglockner with a night at a high-altitude hut before summit day.
A classic high-mountain ascent in the Mont Blanc massif: sharp snow ridges, sunrise over the glacier, and a panoramic summit above the clouds.
France Summits Crossing — Aiguille de Bérangère, Dôme de Miage and the Col des Dômes, based in the Les Contamines valley.
Technical roped climbs, high ridges, and camps beside glacial lagoons in Bolivia's Cordillera Real. Long climbing days and mate nights under high-altitude skies.
The highest summit in the Americas, 6,962 m. High-altitude camps, mule-supported logistics, and climbing days that end in sunrises and sunsets you don't forget.
This kind of program has two steps: first, a training time to gain acclimatization at altitude; then, we plan the Aconcagua summit.
Explore northwest Argentina and discover more — 15 days combining multi-day horseback riding, a summit above 5,500 m, salt flats, hot springs and the Cuesta del Lipán, finishing at the Seven Colors Mountain.
Explore the northwest of Argentina — hiking and high-altitude summits, 4 days of full-set experience among the volcanoes of the Puna.
This is a SOLO plan! A 10-day full intensive training, with 4 peaks between 5,000 and 6,000 m, built for those preparing to climb Aconcagua (6,962 m) on their own.
In-person modality, practical training in the field with theory at the end of the course. Personal technical equipment is required. Includes a booklet with all the information on the mountains, altitude illnesses, Aconcagua Park entry forms, equipment form, radio frequency form and information, and a list of suggested meals. Also a high-altitude camping plan, logistics within the park, and equipment rental tips.
Here you'll have the opportunity to recreate peaks to strengthen your thresholds and build real experience toward your goal. Pablo has 48 victorious summits on Aconcagua — you'll be able to share all that information and the step-by-step details for your own journey, and together achieve a successful goal.
Ask about dates10 days, 3 peaks above 5,500 m in the Cordillera Blanca: Urus Este, Ishinca and Tocllaraju, based in the Ishinca Valley near Huaraz.
2 and 4-day programs around Zermatt, in the shadow of the Matterhorn: roped-team progression, glacier crossings and ridge technique, with the alpine village as base.
Glacier walk and first summit above 4,000 m.
Extended version: hiking around the Matterhorn, a night camped on the glacier, a summit and via ferrata, closing with a BBQ in Zermatt.
A Nordic circuit through snow-covered forests, with a traditional sauna at the end of the day. A different pace of exploration, built for real disconnection.
People with little time but high decision-making power, looking for a demanding, well-organized disconnect — no improvising.
Those who already have a technical base and want concrete goals: a summit, a traverse, a level jump guided with judgment.
People with resources and a track record who value careful logistics, certified safety, and a pace built for them.
"I don't have the necessary knowledge to describe you in your field. All I can express is my gratitude and the security you always made me feel on every expedition. You taught me everything from backpacking to repairing my damaged crampons on a glacier at 5,200 meters, and you brought me into my mother's arms."
"You have a great combination, which instills a lot of confidence and knowledge experience, and a sense of responsibility for your team. Good memories, since each outing is unique! Going out into the mountains is a life lesson, and for that you need an environment of safety, trust, and motivation — and that's what we find on every expedition we do with you."
"The mood was great and we felt safe during the whole trip. With Pablo as our guide, we knew we were in good hands. Aside from a spectacular environment, we expected a tour that was chosen to be doable for us, and our expectations were definitely met."
Tell me which terrain interests you, your experience level, and the dates you have in mind. I'll reply personally to put together a tailored proposal.
The organizations and brands that accompany and certify the development of this activity — the technical and safety guarantee behind every expedition.