Laguna Humantay Full Day
Tuesday, 28 November, 2017 | Adventure | 0 Comentarios
This route is ideal for nature lovers who do not have many days but who will find spectacular landscapes, with exotic flora and fauna along this adventure hike through beautiful valleys and white mountains especially the Humantay lagoon considered one of the mountains and most sacred lagoons in the region.
Itinerary
Cusco – Mollepata – Soraypampa – Humantay Lagoon:
We will go through their respective hotel to pick them up between 4:45 and 5:30 am and then travel by private transport to the town of Mollepata located in the lush valley of the Apurímac River. After a well-deserved breakfast to fill us with energy we will continue our trip to Soraypampa (3900msnm) after a short break, we will begin our trek to Humantay lake located at 4200mt 13779 feet, after the ascent of 1 hour and 30 min approximately we will be able to appreciate such a wonderful place and we will return to our camp to have our lunch with beautiful panoramic views of the snowy peaks and later they will be transferred to our city of Cusco, we will leave them in the center of the city (near the main Plaza de Armas).
Includes
IT INCLUDES:
Pick up from your hotel in Cusco
Professional route guide
Tourist transport from Cusco to Mollepata / Soraypampa – MollepataCusco
Kitchen equipment, dining tent, chairs, tables – cook.
Meals (1 breakfast, 1 lunch)
First aid kit, emergency oxygen.
Entrance to Salkantay.
IT DOES NOT INCLUDE:
- Tips
- Extras not mentioned.
- Extra horse in case you need.
Recommendations
RECOMMENDATIONS:
- Small backpack.
- Hat or cap for the sun.
- Trekking shoes
- Personal medication
- Sunscreen.
- Sunglasses.
- Additional battery for your camera.
- Snacks
CANOTATION IN THE CANYON OF APURIMAC
Tuesday, 28 November, 2017 | Adventure | 0 Comentarios
Three to four days in the Apurimac Canyon. Daily stay of several hours on the river. Designed for people with strong attraction for nature and adventure.
Apurímac means in Quechua “The God who speaks”. The Apurimac Canyon is, together with those of Cotahuasi and Colca, among the deepest in Peru. Due to its inaccessibility, various sections of its route have not been recorded in their full magnitude. Among them the sector of Acobamba, where there are four spectacular waterfalls of 200 meters each.
Some people claim that only the condor, with its broad domain of Andean heights, knows the secrets of this canyon.
Itinerary
The mighty river
The river that gives rise to the adventure on a raft runs through an extraordinary and deep canyon, one of those places where the beauty of the landscape and the strong emotions are intertwined to enjoy a privileged nature. It is situated very close to the snowy Salcantay and divides during a great stretch the departments of Cusco and Apurímac. During its journey it crosses close to important places such as the archaeological complex of Choquequirao – old bastion of the Incas of Vilcabamba – and the medicinal baths of Cónoc
When to go?
The flow of the Apurímac varies according to the season. The best time to visit it is between the months of May and October. Rollercoaster sensations on the boat are interspersed with gentle stretches in which the raft is carried by the river, while extraordinary rock formations are appreciated. During the afternoon the expedition leaves the river to settle on sandy beaches and set up camp. Bonfires, a sky covered with stars and the sound of the river mark nights of tranquility and meditation.
Boating in Apurimac
Various agencies that are located in the Plaza de Armas of Cusco offer this possibility. Most itineraries take three to four days. Five hours by road and a descent to 2,000 meters of altitude mark the arrival to the Hualpachaca bridge. At this point the security systems are distributed: helmets, ropes, life vests, neoprene suits for the cold, and all the equipment is prepared inside the raft.
It sails approximately 55 kilometers and is crossed by rapids of class III, IV and even V. The maximum in boating is grade VI, and this is reserved only for expert adventurers and well trained. The route in the Apurímac is quite demanding and requires absolute concentration. A safety kayak as a companion for each raft, provides the necessary tranquility in case of any mishap. Those who know the Apurímac always say that it is he who commands, for that reason the river deserves all possible respect. No precaution is too much for those who dare to venture into its waters.
The rapids
An intrinsic part of boating are the difficulties at the time of crossing the rivers and their turbulent waters. These obstacles or stretches of white water, full of eddies and movement, are called rapids. Rivers contemplate rapids that are cataloged from I to VI. Normally the most interesting rapids are those of class III, IV and even V. Those of class VI are reserved only for experts and adventurers with a lot of experience. Running the class IV and V rapids is often a formidable experience loaded with adrenaline. Class VI rapids always carry a great risk.
The best fast of the route, which is usually found on the third day of the adventure, is a famous class V called Toothache. It is a technical step, dangerous and very large. Once in the river there is no time to worry. The crew must here obey the captain and row strong. After the difficult test, other rapids are also interesting but more relaxed: Babalúa, You first, After You and Last Laughter. If after all the effort still has energy, it is possible to do bungee jumping from the top of the Cúnyac bridge, where the trip ends.
Includes
Our service includes:
- Rubber boat, oars, life jacket, helmet and raincoat.
- Transfers in tourist bus.
We recommend to bring:
- Swimwear.
- Shorts and thin.
- Insect repellent.
- Sunscreen.
- Towel.
- A set of dry clothes, including shoes for return.
Cycling Cusco – Maras, Moray and Salt Mines
Tuesday, 28 November, 2017 | Adventure | 0 Comentarios
It is located at an altitude of 3 700 meters above sea level, Maras is located at a distance of 48.10 kilometers through the Cusco – Chinchero – Urubamba highway.
Las Salineras de Maras is an impressive salt exploitation complex, located in the landscape called Qoripujio, at a distance of 4 km from the city of Maras. It has salt mines, these mines were exploited since the Inca period as a form of exchange of economic value. From Maras you can visit the salt mines through a narrow path, here once you can meet mules that still carry the salt that is extracted from the natural salt mines.
Itinerary
Day 01: Cusco – Chinchero – Cruzpata – Urubamba
We will leave Cusco at 09:00 hrs and we will be transported to the town of Cruzpata (Maras) from where we will start to drive the bicycle and we will pass near the Laguna and Huaypo and the town of Mahuaypampa.
After a brief tour you will reach Moray where you can see a unique construction of several groups of terraces formed by concentric platforms that served to help preserve the ecosystem. Here you will have a guided tour and enjoy a lunch before continuing to the town of Maras and a spectacular descent from a trip to the salt mines, after which we will go to the city of Urubamba, where the return bus will be waiting to take you back to Cusco at approximately 5:00 p.m.
Includes
It includes
- Mountain Bike Team
- Helmets
- Gloves
- Transport
- Refreshment
- Mountain bikes
- Professional Guide



