FAQs

What is the difficulty level of climbing Mount Pico?

A: Medium, all climbers must be in decent physical shape to successfully complete this climb.

Are backpacks included, if yes how heavy do they tend to weigh?

A: Yes backpacks are included, they tend to weigh 7-9 kg.

When doing the overnight climb, what time do we make it back to the Mountain House at?

A: We arrive back at the Mountain House at around 12:00pm. Be sure to schedule any departures from the island after 1:00pm to be safe.

Is this climb ok for people who suffer from Vertigo (aka fear of heights)?

A: This climb is NOT suitable for people who suffer from the fear of heights.

Is there a place to keep our personal belongings during the climb?

A: Please only bring what is necessary for the overnight climb. Personal belongings and extra luggage must be left at your hotel, Airbnb or hostel. Thank you.

What happens in the case of our climb being cancelled?

A: Please read our cancellation/refund policy. In addition, we would offer an alternative date or activity. If we can't book for an alternative day or activity then we offer a one year voucher that stay's as a credit in case you want to return to do the climb in the next 12 months.

I didn't receive my email confirmation, what now?

A: Please check your other email inboxes such as, spam, social & promotions.

Is food and water included?

A: No, your food and Water is your responsibility and mandatory to bring. We recommend 3L of water per person and if possible one main meal ( sandwich) with high in fibber snacks.

What's the temperature like on Top of Pico Mountain?

A: In the summer it ranges from 10 to 12 degrees, and in the winter it ranges from -3 to 1 degrees (temperatures may vary). We recommend bringing waterproof and warm clothes in case of unexpected weather changes.