Highly Recommended! Our guide Alex gave everything that we had a perfect tour. He was funny and serious in all the right places so we felt 100% safe. Our group was supposed to consist of 8 people, but half didn't come. This gave us even more intensive climbing time. You should be a bit sporty for the tour. But you don't have to dress so thickly. It is just as hot or cold on the glacier as it is in front of the glacier. So you should orient yourself to that.

I took part in this tour on June 12th, 2021. There were six of us plus guide Sam. The tour was a successful experience, all of my hopes and expectations were met. Sam guided us well, explained many things about the formation and nature of glaciers. The equipment for the tour and ice climbing was provided and was in perfect condition. The highlight was of course ice climbing. After a hike of about 2 hours over the glacier, we looked for a suitable place for ice climbing. Secured by Sam, we first rappelled into a crevasse and then climbed up. It was a great experience and a great experience. Great organization!

Extraordinary

Outing in groups of 1 to 6 people. I was lucky to be the only one for the outing and I was able to chat a lot with my guide Diego. Usually each person climbs once or twice, between fatigue and fear of emptiness. Having done a bit of climbing I could easily climb 6 times on more or less easy walls. The last one is the most spectacular because we descend into a mill (waterfall that rushes under the ice) to go up. Of course the landscape and the climbing sites evolve rapidly with the melting of the glacier. Besides climbing, the glacier hike is ultimately quite easy, Diego's explanations are precise and interesting. In small groups we can ask to adapt the circuit. The landscapes are quite different from the other glaciers, this one is very dark, and it is ultimately what makes it beautiful. Thank you very much Tröll and Diego, certainly the best memory of my month-long trip.