We protect lives in extreme environments.

Search, rescue, assistance, and evacuation in high-mountain environments, remote areas, and difficult-to-access terrain.

SEARCH & RESCUE 24/7

When every minute counts.

SAR24 | Search & Rescue 24/7 is a private international organization specializing in risk management, prevention, emergency response, search, rescue, and evacuation in mountain environments and remote areas.

From our base of operations in Huaraz, Áncash, we develop response and coordination capabilities for emergencies in the Andes and other regions.

01

LOOK FOR

Locate and evaluate.

02

RESCUE

Access, assist, and rescue.

03

EVACUATE

Move to a safe place.

WHAT WE DO

Specialized response services.

Capabilities geared towards emergencies in high-mountain environments, trekking, expeditions, and remote areas.

01

Search and rescue

Operations in mountains, on glaciers, along trekking routes, at campsites, and in hard-to-reach areas.

02

Emergency response

Initial assessment, assistance, stabilization, and coordination of the necessary evacuation.

03

Helicopter Evacuation

Coordination of ground evacuations and, where appropriate, air assets.

04

Remote medical assistance

Assistance during operations where access to conventional medical services is limited.

05

Trekking and expeditions

Response to accidents, injuries, lost persons, and mountain emergencies.

06

International coordination

Coordination with local and international professionals, teams, operators, and resources.

Where others cannot easily reach.

Mountain emergencies can happen far from roads, clinics, and airports.

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EMERGENCY RESPONSE

We are prepared to respond.

01

Accident during a trek

Falls, blows, injuries, or trauma.

02

Injury during an expedition

Emergencies during ascents and mountaineering.

03

Altitude problems

Altitude sickness, exhaustion, or hypothermia.

04

Missing person

Search and location in remote areas.

05

Extreme cold

Hypothermia, frostbite, and exposure.

06

Limited communication

Emergencies without coverage or conventional access.

07

Evacuation

Coordination of land or air resources.

08

Medical emergency

Assistance in remote locations.

Our base of operations.

Adding to this extraordinary setting is the Huayhuash Mountain Range, located south of the Cordillera Blanca, internationally renowned for its great mountains, glaciers, and high-altitude trekking routes, including peaks such as the Yerupajá — 6,634 m, Siulá Grande — 6,352 m, and Jirishanca — 6,094 m a. s. l.

BASE CAMP

From Huaraz to the great high-mountain landscapes.

Our base of operations is located in Huaraz, Áncash—a strategic location for coordinating emergencies in the Cordillera Blanca, Cordillera Huayhuash, and other sectors of the Peruvian Andes.

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Huascarán

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Its main mountains include:
  • Huascarán South — 6,768 m a. s. l.
  • Huascarán North — 6,655 m a. s. l.
  • Huandoy — up to 6,395 m a. s. l.
  • Chopicalqui — 6,354 m a. s. l.
  • Ranrapalca — 6,162 m a. s. l.
  • Quitaraju — 6,040 m a. s. l.
  • Tocllaraju — 6,034 m a. s. l.
  • Artesonraju — 6,025 m a. s. l.
  • Alpamayo — 5,947 m a. s. l.

Major Mountain Ranges of Peru

Select a mountain to learn about its characteristics.

It is the main concentration of glaciers in Peru and one of the great high-mountain zones of the Andes. It extends for approximately 200 km and is home to peaks such as Huascarán (6,768 m).
Famous for its great peaks, glaciers, and trekking routes. Its highest point is Yerupajá, at approximately 6,634–6,635 m, and it features several peaks exceeding 6,000 m.
One of the major glaciated mountain ranges in southern Peru, spanning approximately 120–134 km in length, depending on the area considered. It is home to significant mountains and glaciers, including the Ausangate massif.
A major mountain system in southern Peru, located west of the Urubamba Range. It spans approximately 144 km and encompasses significant mountain landscapes and glaciated areas.
It stands out for its large volcanic and snow-capped mountains in southern Peru, forming part of one of the main glaciated systems identified by the National Water Authority.

A mountain system in south-central Peru that forms part of the country’s major snow-capped mountain ranges, featuring peaks and high-mountain areas.

A major mountain system in the Peruvian Andes, extending approximately 100 km and featuring a significant presence of glaciers.
Located in the central Andes, it stands out for its snow-capped peaks, glaciers, and high-Andean lagoons. It is one of the officially recognized glaciated mountain ranges in Peru.
Located in the central Andes, it stands out for its snow-capped peaks, glaciers, and high-Andean lagoons. It is one of the officially recognized glaciated mountain ranges in Peru.
A mountain range in the far southeastern part of Peru, near the border with Bolivia, included among the major glaciated mountain ranges identified in the national inventory.

LATIN AMERICA

We operate through international operational coordination, professional networks, and local resources to support emergency responses across various regions of Latin America, in accordance with the capabilities available at each location.

INTERNATIONAL SUPPORT

When an emergency requires international coordination, the international organization SEARCH & RESCUE 24/7 (www.SAR24.org) can work with rescue teams, local operators, authorities, institutions, specialized providers, and other available resources to facilitate a coordinated response.
RESCATE EN ALTA MONTAÑA

Donde otros no pueden llegar fácilmente

Las grandes montañas presentan desafíos únicos. A mayor altitud disminuye la disponibilidad de oxígeno y aumentan las exigencias físicas y ambientales.

El frío extremo, el viento, la nieve, el hielo, las grietas, las pendientes pronunciadas y la dificultad de acceso pueden convertir una emergencia en una situación crítica.

Por ello, la organización Internacional SEARCH & RESCUE 24/7 (www.SAR24.org) está orientada específicamente a escenarios de alta montaña y ambientes remotos.

NUESTRA MISIÓN

Proteger vidas en ambientes extremos

Proporcionar una respuesta profesional, organizada y responsable ante emergencias en lugares donde el acceso es difícil y el tiempo es determinante.

SEARCH Localizar y evaluar.

RESCUE Acceder, asistir y rescatar.

EVACUATION Trasladar hacia un lugar seguro o recurso médico.

COORDINATION Conectar personas, equipos y recursos eficaces.

OPERATIONAL CAPACITY

One ​​operation. Many capabilities.

An emergency in a remote environment requires more than just a rescue team. It requires coordination, expertise, medical assistance, knowledge of the terrain, and evacuation capabilities.

SAR24 integrates various capabilities to build a coordinated response to emergency situations.

EMERGENCY RESPONSE

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ACTIVATE THE RESPONSE

In an emergency in remote or mountain areas, provide as much information as possible.

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Location

Share GPS coordinates, altitude, route, camp, mountain, or last known location.

Altitude

Indicate the approximate altitude in meters above sea level to evaluate the terrain.

Number of People

Indicate how many people need help, how many are injured, and who can move.

Person's Condition

Report on injuries, bleeding, consciousness, breathing, hypothermia, or difficulty walking.

Weather Conditions

Point out snow, rain, storms, wind, fog, low visibility, or avalanches.

Available Communication

Indicate if there is a phone, radio, GPS, Garmin inReach, satellite phone, or Starlink.

Emergency Communication and Localization

In remote areas, use independent means of communication and share your GPS location whenever possible.

If available, send photographs, coordinates, and site references.

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