The most certified trekking operator in Peru.
Four international ISO standards and a verified Carbon Footprint certificate govern how we plan, guide and care for every traveller and every worker on the trail.
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Integrated Management System4 ISO standards · 1 carbon certificate
ISO 9001:2015Quality Management
ISO 14001:2015Environment
ISO 21101:2014Adventure Safety
ISO 45001:2018Health & Safety
Carbon FootprintSustainability
One integrated system, built by the whole team.
Implement the IMS
Quality, environment, adventure safety and occupational health — four management systems, run as one Integrated Management System.
Involve every person
Supervisors were appointed for each system, and the staff voted for their own health & safety representative.
Commit in writing
Senior management set an IMS policy covering service quality, the environment, and the health and safety of workers and clients.
Quality Managed
01 · ISO 9001:2015A quality management system that lets us deliver service beyond expectations — and measure the satisfaction it creates.
Every process is mapped through a SWOT analysis to drive constant improvement.
- Strengths
- Weaknesses
- Opportunities
- Threats


Eco-Conscious Operations
02 · ISO 14001:2015Minimal environmental impact, through proactive management of the risks linked to every activity we run.



Adventure Safety Certified
03 · ISO 21101:2014Every route is assessed for hazards and risks, with controls in place (IPERC) — so each traveller is protected from the first step to the last.
- Satellite phones
- On every trek
- Qualified staff
- Trained guides
- Contingency plans
- Per route

Worker Welfare
04 · ISO 45001:2018
A safe workplace for the people who make the trek possible — with policies designed to prevent accidents before they happen.
Carbon Footprint Certificate
05 · GHG
Sustainable growth through calculating, evaluating and reducing greenhouse-gas emissions across all our processes.
- 01Identification
- 02Quality review
- 03GHG estimation
- 04Official report