About Us Hans Martin de Rossi and Alberto Brou, founders of “Peru Outdoor Experiences” have joined their passion for Peru and the Andean Highlands region to craft magnificent experiences for you and your guests. For over ten years Hans and Alberto have been working in the adventure travel industries in the Andes, and now they have started their own venture to share their innovative and authentic programs with you. OUR EXPERIENCE: For the past 10 years Hans has worked in a supervisory capacity at both Hotel *Sol & Luna and *Orient Express hotel in the Sacred Valley in Urubamba. Alberto Brou has worked as an operations executive and manager for *Inkaterra, *Titilaka Hotel, and the Virtuoso Travel Agency *”Andean Experiences”. His love for the outdoors has taken him to specialize in organizing, supervising and guiding adventure custom-made trips like trekking, biking and kayaking. They both have vast knowledge and experience in adventure travel programs. Hans and Alberto have travelled to every corner of Peru, and would like to share their love and respect for its nature with you. After many years of working and living in the Peruvian highlands, they have a great understanding of the socio-economic makeup of the region, and are quite sensitive of the needs of its population. They are committed to provide poverty relief, humanitarian assistance, sustainable development, conservation efforts, as well as responsible business practices.
OUR TEAM: Peru Outdoor Experiences has an experienced team of dedicated professionals who will share their passion for adventure travel and provide each guest with: • • • • •
Personalized service Safety Warm hospitality Commitment to making guest dreams come true Impeccable service
OUR PROGRAMS: Machu Picchu is one of the Seven Wonders of the World, but Peru has much more to offer. Outstanding biodiversity and spectacular adventures such as: • • • • • • • • •
Inca Trails Mountain biking Camping Trekking and hiking River rafting Rock climbing ATV circuits Canopy walkways Horse-back riding
Mountain Bike Experiences in The Sacred Valley Of The Incas
Half-day, full-day and multi-day excursions in The Sacred Valley Of The Incas where you can experience wonderful trails accompanied by the best views and landscape that The Valley offers. Furthermore, you will be able to see people in their communities doing their daily tasks in the field like agriculture, cattle raising and weaving; plus you will also have the opportunity to test your limits and enjoy some adrenaline.
Half-day Bike Experiences
1) Mountain Bike: Moray-Maras (Half Day) 2) Mountain Bike: Pachar-Ollantaytaytambo (Half Day) Duration: Location: Level: Season:
02 to 03 hours Pampa of Maras, Moray and Maras Basic and Medium Experience Dry season: from April to November. Rainy season: From December to March. The itinerary is subject to change depending on the weather conditions, it is essential to bring rain gear.
This half-day experience begins at the Archaeological Site of Moray where travelers can optionally visit this area known for being a former agricultural laboratory used to experiment with different varieties of native potatoes cultivated at different ecological floors. The road linking Moray and Maras is a "single track" which is excellent to practice "Cross country" with ups and downs that makes this experience exciting. Here you can see unique views of the snowy Vilcanota Mountain Range and the Chicon, the Pumahuanca and the Wakay Willca Mountains. The Maras village is an agricultural town whose inhabitants are mainly engaged in the extraction of salt.
Duration: Location: Level: Season:
02 to 03 hours Sacred Valley Yanahuara Ollantaytambo Basic Experience Dry season: from April to November. Rainy season: From December to March. The itinerary is subject to change depending on the weather conditions, it is essential to bring rain gear.
This half-day experience begins in the surroundings of the town of Yanahuara, in the community of Pachar where we will visit what was formerly an Inca path. We will see local people doing their daily tasks, as well as a myriad of platforms and Inca remains belonging to the archaeological site of Ollantaytambo. Our experience in bicycle will begin by bordering the left bank of the Wilcamayo river passing through an Inca bridge where we will see the old structures that were used as the basis for a suspension bridge connecting the two banks of the river. We end our tour at the plaza of Ollantaytambo.
Includes: Pre-Experiences Briefing. Kona Lanai/Fire Mountain bikes, prowell helmets, gloves; bilingual guide specialized in mountain biking and first aid kit. Snack.
Includes: Pre-Experiences Briefing. Kona Lanai/Fire Mountain bikes, prowell helmets, gloves; bilingual guide specialized in mountain biking and first aid kit. Snack.
Not included: Entry fees to the Archaeological sites or tourist attractions.
Not included: Entry fees to the Archaeological sites or tourist attractions.
Half-day Bike Experiences
4) Mountain Bike: Urquillos - Huayllabamba (Half Day) 3) Mountain Bike: Pisac-Calca (Half Day) Duration: Location: Level: Season:
02 to 03 hours Sacred Valley Valle Yanahuara Ollantaytambo Basic Experience Dry season: from April to November. Rainy season: From December to March. The itinerary is subject to change depending on the weather conditions, it is essential to bring rain gear.
Duration: Location: Level: Season:
02 to 03 hours Sacred Valley Urquillos – Huayllabamba. Basic and Medium Experience Dry season: from April to November. Rainy season: From December to March. The itinerary is subject to change depending on the weather conditions, it is essential to bring rain gear.
This half-day experience begins in Pisac where we will travel to a rural road that will take us through vast fields of corn known for its different varieties and colors, especially a type of white maize from large grains. In this tour we will have beautiful views of the Sacred Valley and the Vilcanota River basin.
This tour begins in the town of Urquillos in front of Huayoccari where we will start riding our bikes through a wide path along the stream with a slightly pronounced rise at the end. During the tour we will appreciate old colonial haciendas and remains of Inca terraces. We will descend slightly to the town of Huayllabamba where our trip will end at its beautiful small square.
Includes: Pre-Experiences Briefing. Kona Lanai/Fire Mountain bikes, prowell helmets, gloves; bilingual guide specialized in mountain biking and first aid kit. Snack.
Includes: Pre-Experiences Briefing. Kona Lanai/Fire Mountain bikes, prowell helmets, gloves; bilingual guide specialized in mountain biking and first aid kit. Snack.
Not included: Entry fees to the Archaeological sites or tourist attractions.
Not included: Entry fees to the Archaeological sites or tourist attractions.
Half-day Bike Experiences
5) Mountain Bike: Departing from different hotels across Urubamba and its surroundings Duration: Location: Level: Season:
1 1/2 to 02 hours Sacred Valley, designed routes for each hotel in Urubamba. Basic Experience Dry season: from April to November. Rainy season: From December to March. The itinerary is subject to change depending on the weather conditions, it is essential to bring rain gear.
Starting from the different hotels that the Sacred Valley offers, we will travel through different rural and urban roads in the surrounding areas. Routes are specially designed according to the hotel's location. Includes: Pre-Experiences Briefing. Kona Lanai/Fire Mountain bikes, prowell helmets, gloves; bilingual guide specialized in mountain biking and first aid kit. Snack. Not included: Entry fees to the Archaeological sites or tourist attractions.
Full-day Bike Experiences 6) Mountain Bike: Chinchero - Moray - Maras: Duration: Location: Level: Season:
05 to 06 hours Pampa de Anta and Maras, Cruz Pata, Moray, Salineras de Maras Basic and Medium Experience Dry season: from April to November. Rainy season: From December to March. The itinerary is subject to change depending on the weather conditions, it is essential to bring rain gear.
This full day experience begins at Cruz Pata, a community located around the lagoon of Piuray that belongs to the town of Chinchero. We will start pedaling along an old dirt road (trail) that will help us get used to the bikes. We will go to the archaeological site of Moray where travelers can optionally visit this area known for being a former agricultural laboratory used to experiment with different varieties of native potatoes having the possibility of submitting them to different ecological floors, each floor representing a different climate. The road linking Maras and Moray is a "single track" which is excellent for practicing "Cross country" with ups and downs that makes this experience exciting. We will be able to see unique views of the Vilcanota Mountain Range like the Chicon, the Pumahuanca and the Wakay Willca mountains. The Maras village is an agricultural town whose inhabitants are mainly engaged in the extraction of salt.
7) Mountain Bike Killarumiyoc - Huarocondo: Duration: Location: Level: Season:
05 to 06 hours Pampa of Anta, Ancahuasi, Zurite and Huarocondo Basic Experience Dry season: from April to November. Rainy season: From December to March. The itinerary is subject to change depending on the weather conditions, it is essential to bring rain gear.
After a rest and a picnic lunch in the nearby town of Maras we will continue our cycling experience along the paths leading down to the salt mines. It is up to the passengers and their experience level to decide whether we descend to Pichingoto in the Sacred Valley.
This experience around the plains of Anta will take us through one of the longest and less visited andenerĂa complex: the area of Killarumiyoq temple. We can also appreciate the villages with colonial churches and live culture. It is a 04 to 05 hour-journey starting at the archaeological site of Killarumiyoq through the platforms of Zurite and ending at the town of Huarocondo.
Includes: Pre-Experiences Briefing. Kona Lanai/Fire Mountain bikes, prowell helmets, gloves; bilingual guide specialized in mountain biking and first aid kit. Snack. Outdoor picnic lunch
Includes: Pre-Experiences Briefing. Kona Lanai/Fire Mountain bikes, prowell helmets, gloves; bilingual guide specialized in mountain biking and first aid kit. Snack and picnic lunch.
Not included: Entry fees to the Archaeological sites or tourist attractions.
Not included: Entry fees to the Archaeological sites or tourist attractions.
2 day Bike Experiences 8) Mountain Bike Lares (02 Days / 1 Night) Duration: Location: Level: Season:
02 days / 01 night Sacred Valley, Calca, Lares, Lares Valley Experienced Dry season: from April to November. Rainy season: From December to March. The itinerary is subject to change depending on the weather conditions, it is essential to bring rain gear.
Day 1 Early in the morning we will go to Calca where we will have the ďŹ rst chance to try the bicycles. After that, our transport will take us to the pass of Lares where we will start to descend for approximately 04 hours. During this journey we will have the opportunity to see llamas and vicuĂąas and the inhabitants of the heights in their daily tasks. Passing through the peasant communities of Maucau and Pampacorral we will find our picnic lunch. After we take a rest, we will continue our journey to the hot springs where we can take a bath and relax or do some of the optional walks. Day 2 After a healthy breakfast we head with our private car to the pass of Lares (4300m), where we will begin to explore an ancient road that descends to the town of Calca. We will continue this route descending for 3 hours until we reach a narrow canyon and then we will enjoy a picnic lunch. Transfer to your hotel or train station in Ollanta. Includes: Pre-Experiences Briefing. Kona Lanai/Fire Mountain bikes, prowell helmets, gloves; bilingual guide specialized in mountain biking and first aid kit. Camping equipment (double tents, mats, dinging tent, kitchen and dining equipment) (2) Lunches, (1) breakfast and (1) dinner Not included: Entry fees to the Archaeological sites or tourist attractions.
Horseback Riding Experiences in The Sacred Valley of The Incas Experience our horseback riding trips on our outstanding Peruvian Paso Horses. The Peruvian Paso horse is a breed of horse with a gentle, smooth and quiet walk. This will allow you to appreciate the countryside around Urubamba. We offer half-day and full-day trips around the Sacred Valley where you will be able to see beautiful scenery and unrivaled views of the Sacred Valley of the Incas. Plus, you will have the opportunity to appreciate more deeply the culture and way of living of our agricultural communities during these tours. Children from 08 years old + Note: all horseback riding tours will begin at the Media Luna ranch. Transport to this site is not included.
Full-day Horseback Rides Experiences
1) Horseback riding: Maras-Moray (Full Day) 2) Horseback riding: Sacred Valley (Full Day) Duration: Location: Level: Season:
06 hours From The Sacred Valley, Urubamba, Maras, Moray Requires experience All year round
Duration: Location: Level: Season:
05 hours Sacred Valley, Urubamba Basic Experience and beginners All year round
Our horses will be waiting around the town of Pichingoto, then after hearing our briefing and already mounted on our horses, we will begin the ascent to the Pampa of Maras. The salt mines and Moray are some of the places that will be seen during this ride.
Discover the magnificent surroundings of The Sacred Valley of The Incas. Enjoy the peace and quietness that the Valley offers while riding your Peruvian horses.
In the surroundings of this beautiful setting we will arrive to a prime location where after a short break we will enjoy our lunch outdoors.
You will have plenty of time to take fabulous pictures and experience in a unique way the Valley of The Incas.
Includes: Pre-Experiences Briefing, Outdoor picnic lunch.
Includes: Pre-Experiences Briefing, Outdoor picnic lunch.
Not included: Entry fees to the Archaeological sites or tourist attractions.
Not included: Entry fees to the Archaeological sites or tourist attractions.
Half-day Horseback Rides Experiences
3) Horseback riding: Sacred Valley (Half Day) Duration: Location: Level: Season:
03 hours Sacred Valley, Urubamba Basic Experience and beginners All year round
While riding our horses we will be able to appreciate the amazing surroundings of the Media Luna and Pumahuanca sites. We will be accompanied by a chalan experienced in handling these horses. Includes: Pre-Experiences Briefing, Snack. Not included: Entry fees to the Archaeological sites or tourist attractions.
Hike Experiences in the Sacred Valley of the Incas
This one or two day hike experiences in the Sacred Valley of the Incas are design for active travelers who wants to explore the country side across natural environmental and cultural interaction with local people, explore Andean ecosystems and Inca remains. Enjoy this magnificent area surrounded by snow-capped mountains, the Wilkamayu River crossing it and a spectacular landscape views with a nice weather.
Hike Experiences
2) Chicon Hike (Full Day) 1) Pumahuanca Hike (Full Day) Duration: Location: Level: Season:
06 to 07 hours Pumahuanca Valley, nearby Urubamba, Cusco Moderate Dry season: from April to November. Rainy season: From December to March. The itinerary is subject to change depending on the weather conditions, it is essential to bring rain gear.
Duration: Location: Level: Season:
06 to 07 hours Urubamba, Chicon Valley, Cusco Moderate Dry season: from April to November. Rainy season: From December to March. The itinerary is subject to change depending on the weather conditions, it is essential to bring rain gear.
This hike to Pumahuanca valley give you the opportunity to explore a unique Andean ecosystem, where you will be able to spot endemic birds, local trees, bushes and walk throw the domains of the pumas. Inca remain in the way will remember us the control of the empire in each corner of Peru.
This hike takes you from Urubamba town to the cemetery and the archeological remain form by terraces from there we will start hike near by the small crystal clear water creek that bring water from the Chicon and “Velo de la Novia� glaciers, we will be able to see how local farmers work at their lands. Feed their animal. We will up to the base of the mountain to have our snack and then return throw a Inca canal that lead us to Tanta Marca mountain where we will have a great view of the town.
Includes: Professional English speaking trekking guide, transportation to the trailhead, box lunch, and first aid kid.
Includes: Professional English speaking trekking guide, transportation to the trailhead, box lunch, and first aid kid.
Not Include: Tips.
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Not Include: Tips.
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Hike Experiences
4) Yanahuara – Mantanayoc Hike (Full Day) 3) Yucay – San Juan Hike (Full Day) Duration: Location: Level: Season:
05 to 06 hours Yucay, Sacred Valley, Cusco Easy, good for children’s. Dry season: from April to November. Rainy season: From December to March. The itinerary is subject to change depending on the weather conditions, it is essential to bring rain gear.
Duration: Location: Level: Season:
07 to 08 hours Urubamba, Yanahuara, Mantanayoq Valley, Cusco Demanding, good physical condition, experience required Dry season: from April to November. Rainy season: From December to March. The itinerary is subject to change depending on the weather conditions, it is essential to bring rain gear.
The start point of this hike is the Sairy Tupac Palace located nearby the Colonial church of Yucay town, this was the biggest Inca complex located at the sacred valley, our hike will go throw Andean terraces, farms and we can also get in to the “quebrada” San Juan following a small river that brings clean water from the glaciers.
We will start our hike on the town of Yanahuara following Mantanayoc river that came from glacier lakes we will get into a forest of Queñas, Orchids and native trees and bushes following a old dirt road to a cooper mind we will reach the hamlet of Mantanayoc a couple families live there farming potatoes and llamas. After 30 more minutes hiking we will be able to see Aururay and Milpo glacier lagoon we will have hour lunch there and descent back to Urubamba.
Includes: Professional English speaking trekking guide, transportation to the trailhead, box lunch, and first aid kid.
Includes: Professional English speaking trekking guide, transportation to the trailhead, box lunch, and first aid kid.
Not Included: Tips.
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Not Included: Tips.
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Hike Experiences
5) Willoq – Pumamarca Hike (Full Day) 6) Pumamarca Hike (Half Day) Duration: Location: Level: Season:
06 to 07 hours Ollantaytambo Saced Valley, Cusco Moderate Dry season: from April to November. Rainy season: From December to March. The itinerary is subject to change depending on the weather conditions, it is essential to bring rain gear.
Duration: Location: Level: Season:
04 hours Ollantaytambo, Sacred Valley, Cusco Moderate Dry season: from April to November. Rainy season: From December to March. The itinerary is subject to change depending on the weather conditions, it is essential to bring rain gear.
The weaver’s village of Willoq is the start point of this hike after experience and involve on the weaving process we will start hiking down throw the valley to the archeological site of Pumamarca passing throw Marcacocha remain and old church. Inca archeological remains all over the hike to finish at Ollantaytambo town.
Pumamarca is a archeological site located 10km from Ollantaytambo, to get there we will walk throw a Inca trail and hike up to the archeological site this Inca remain surrounded by a wall of stone war a fortress and check point for products that came from the east part of the Andes.
Includes: Professional English speaking trekking guide, transportation to the trailhead, box lunch, and first aid kid.
Includes: Professional English speaking trekking transportation to the trailhead, snack, and first aid kid.
Not Included: Tips, entrance fee to Ollantaytambo fortress.
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Not Included: Tips, entrance fee to Ollantaytambo fortress.
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Hike Experiences
7) Taucca – Huchuy Qosqo Hike (Full Day) Duration: Location: Level: Season:
07 to 08 hours Chinchero, Lamay, Sacred Valley, Cusco Demanding, good physical condition, experience required Dry season: from April to November. Rainy season: From December to March. The itinerary is subject to change depending on the weather conditions, it is essential to bring rain gear.
8) Lamay – Huchuy Qosqo Hike (Full Day) Duration: Location: Level: Season:
07 to 08 hours Chinchero, Lamay, Sacred Valley, Cusco Demanding, good physical condition, experience required Dry season: from April to November. Rainy season: From December to March. The itinerary is subject to change depending on the weather conditions, it is essential to bring rain gear.
This hike throw the high lands of Chinchero take us to a Pass of 4200 meters over the sea level, and then descend to Huchuy Qosqo archeological site, during the trail we will be able to enjoy the landscape with the mountains of the Vilcanota Mountain Like Chicon, San Juan, Sawasiray and La Veronica. After lunch at the archeological remain we will descend for a couple hour down to the sacred valley at Lamay our transportation will pick us up to take you to your hotel.
This hike starts at Lamay town at the sacred valley of the Inca from here we will cross the Urubamba river and hike up for 2.5 kilometer and ascending 1000 meters to the Inca citadel of Huchuy Qosqo, after exploring the citadel with buildings with 3 floors high we will enjoy our lunch with that view of the valley and descend back to Lamay.
Includes: Professional English speaking trekking transportation to the trailhead, snack, and first aid kid.
Includes: Professional English speaking trekking transportation to the trailhead, snack, and first aid kid.
Not Included: Tips, entrance fee to Huchuy Qosqo.
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Not Included: Tips, entrance fee to Huchuy Qosqo.
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Hike Experiences
9) Moray – Maras – Pichingoto (Full Day)
10) Chinchero – Urquillos (Half Day / Full Day Option)
Duration: Location: Level: Season:
Duration: Location: Level: Season:
07 to 08 hours Moray, Pampa de Maras, Salt Mines, Sacred Valley, Cusco Moderate Dry season: from April to November. Rainy season: From December to March. The itinerary is subject to change depending on the weather conditions, it is essential to bring rain gear.
07 to 08 hours Moray, Pampa de Maras, Salt Mines, Sacred Valley, Cusco Moderate Dry season: from April to November. Rainy season: From December to March. The itinerary is subject to change depending on the weather conditions, it is essential to bring rain gear.
At the circular terraces of Moray, the Andean agricultural laboratory, we will start hiking from there a single track throw the “Pampa” of Maras we will get to the town of Maras a short stop at it´s colonial church will allowed us to take some pictures of the great Vilcanota Mountain Range. We will continue our descend to the salt mines of Maras, this mines were been use before the Incas time. Our hike will finish down at the sacred valley at Pichingoto.
At the town of Chinchero we will pass throw the archeological site and walk throw the Inca trail that leads to the town of Urquillos in the way we will be able to walk on the Inca stairs and see parrots and a difference of native plants, at this small valley lives some deer and wild cats.
Includes: Professional English speaking trekking transportation to the trailhead, snack, and first aid kid.
Includes: Professional English speaking trekking transportation to the trailhead, snack, and first aid kid.
Not Included: Tips, entrance fee to Moray & Maras.
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At the arrival to the floor of the valley our transportation will be waiting for us to take us back to our hotel.
Not Included: Tips, entrance fee to Chinchero.
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Hike Experiences
11) Huchuy Qosqo Hike (2 Days / 1 Night) Duration: Location: Level: Season:
2 Days / 1 Night (Camping or homestay Options) Qorao, Patabamba, Huchuy Qosqo, Lamay Moderate / Higher Point 4 100 m. Dry season: from April to November. Rainy season: From December to March. The itinerary is subject to change depending on the weather conditions, it is essential to bring rain gear.
Huchuy Qosqo is an Inca archaeological complex which is perched precariously on the side of a mountain with imposing architecture that includes a large open ceremonial center, from which we enjoy an amazing panoramic view of the Sacred Valley, the Vilcanota River, and the snow capped mountain range of the same name. Day 1: Qorao – Patabamaba Pucamarca Pass (4100m) – Leon Punku – Huchuy Qosqo (Picnic Lunch, Dinner, Snack) Day 2: Huchuy Qosqo – Lamay (Breakfast, Lunch) Includes: Pick up from your hotel and private transport from Cusco to Patabamba (starting point of the trek), English speaking professional guide, Porters with horses (for personal things and food and cooking equipment), Emergency horse (in case you want to ride for a while) First-aid kit including emergency oxygen bottle, Private transport from Lamay to your hotel in Cusco, Huchuy Qosqo entrance fees, Meals during trek. Not Included: Breakfast on Day 1, Sleeping Bag (the typical home at Huchuy Qosqo provides plentiful blankets, but some people still prefer to have a sleeping bag) and Tips.
Hike Experiences Departing from Aguas Calientes
The location of Machu Picchu between the Vilcabamba mountain range the Wilkamayu river crossing the area and where the clouds from the rain forest gets mixed with Andes forms a great environment to hike and explore Machu Picchu viewpoints and waterfalls.
Hike Experiences
2) Mandor Gardens Hike (Half Day) 1) Llactapata Hike (Full Day) Duration: Location: Level: Season:
07 to 08 hours This trip starts at Aguas Calientes or Santa Teresa. Demanding, good physical condition, experience required Dry season: from April to November. Rainy season: From December to March. The itinerary is subject to change depending on the weather conditions, it is essential to bring rain gear.
Duration: Location: Level: Season:
03 hours Aguas Calientes (This trip starts at Aguas Calientes.) Easy Dry season: from April to November. Rainy season: From December to March. The itinerary is subject to change depending on the weather conditions, it is essential to bring rain gear.
Hike through an Inca trail with spectacular Andean landscapes and Inca remains. Unique view of Machu Picchu from the above backside of it.
A two-hour walk along the Vilcanota River follows the railroad tracks into the Mandor Valley, inhabited by varied and fascinating birdlife, including cock-of-the-rock. Relax and bath under a secluded waterfall, before walking back.
Includes: Train ticket Aguas Calientes / Hydroelectric / Aguas Calientes, Transportation to Lucmabamba, English speaking guide, Boxed lunch.
Includes: Entrance to Mandor Garden, Bilingual professional guide and snack.
Not Included: Tips, entrance fee to Machu Picchu.
Not Included: Tips, entrance fee to Machu Picchu.
Hike Experiences
4) Santa Teresa Hike & Zip Line 3) Climb to Putukusi Mountain (Half Day) Duration: Location: Level: Season:
03 hours Aguas Calientes (This trip starts at Aguas Calientes.) Moderate / Ascent / Climb Dry season: from April to November. Rainy season: From December to March. The itinerary is subject to change depending on the weather conditions, it is essential to bring rain gear.
Hike up an exhilarating mountain that culminates in a spectacular view of the Machu Picchu citadel from the far side of the Vilcanota valley.
Duration: Location: Level: Season:
07 to 08 hours This trip starts at Aguas Calientes or Santa Teresa. Moderate Dry season: from April to November. Rainy season: From December to March. The itinerary is subject to change depending on the weather conditions, it is essential to bring rain gear.
Enjoy one of the longest South America Zip lines at Santa Teresa Cola de Mono camping and hike throw some cacao and fruits fields. Take a look of the cloud forest, rivers and deep valleys landscapes.
Includes: Entrance to Putukusi, Bilingual professional guide and snack.
Includes: Train ticket Aguas Calientes / Hydroelectric / Aguas Calientes, Transportation to Cola de Mono Camping, English speaking guide, Boxed lunch.
Not Included: Tips, entrance fee to Machu Picchu.
Not Included: Tips, entrance fee to Machu Picchu.
Multiday Treks in the Vilcanota & Vilcabamba Mountain Range
In both mountain ranges travelers will immerse in ancient trails used by locals to take their products to other communities for trade, using pack animals as llamas or horses. Even that the Inca trail is the most famous trek in the area this alternative treks give travelers the chance to have contact with villagers in their daily activities visit hidden Inca sites and enjoy the mountains away from the crowds.
Trek Experiences
2) Three Days Lares – Pumahuanca Trek 1) Three Days Lares – Yanahuara Trek Duration: Location: Level: Season:
3 Days / 2 Nights Lares, Hucahuasi, Hatun Paso, Manatay, Yanahuara Moderate / Higher Point 4 500 m. Dry season: from April to November. Rainy season: From December to March. The itinerary is subject to change depending on the weather conditions, it is essential to bring rain gear.
Duration: Location: Level: Season:
3 Days / 2 Nights Lares, Cuncani,Pumahuancajas Pass, Pacchaspata, Pumahuanca (Urubamaba) Moderate / Higher Point 4 500 m. Dry season: from April to November. Rainy season: From December to March. The itinerary is subject to change depending on the weather conditions, it is essential to bring rain gear.
Day 1: Start the trek at Lares Hot Springs – Huacahuasi (Lunch, Snack, Tea Time, Dinner)
Day 1: Start the Trek at Lares Hot Spring – Cuncani (Lunch, Snack, Tea Time, Dinner)
Day 2: Hucahuasi – Hatun Paso – Aururay y Milpo lagoons – Mantanayoc (Breakfast, Snack, Lunch, Dinner)
Day 2: Cuncani – Pumahuancajasa Pass – Pacchaspata (Breakfast, Snack, Lunch, Dinner)
Day 3: Mantanayoc – Paraiso – Yanahuara (Breakfast, Lunch, Snack)
Day 3: Pacchaspata – Pumahuanca (Urubamba) (Breakfast, Lunch, Snack)
Includes: Pick up from your hotel and private transport from Hotel to starting point of the trek, English speaking professional guide, Porters with horses (for personal things and food and cooking equipment), Camping tents, matrass, Cooking equipment, Cooks, Emergency horse (in case you want to ride for a while) First-aid kit including emergency oxygen bottle, Private transport from the end of the trek to Ollantaytambo or to the hotel in Cusco, entrance fees, Meals during trek.
Includes: Pick up from your hotel and private transport from Hotel to starting point of the trek, English speaking professional guide, Porters with horses (for personal things and food and cooking equipment), Camping tents, matrass, Cooking equipment, Cooks, Emergency horse (in case you want to ride for a while) First-aid kit including emergency oxygen bottle, Private transport from the end of the trek to Ollantaytambo or to the hotel in Cusco, entrance fees, Meals during trek.
Not Included: Breakfast on Day 1, Sleeping Bag and Tips.
Not Included: Breakfast on Day 1, Sleeping Bag and Tips.
Trek Experiences
4) Four Days Lares Range Mountain trek (Optional 5 Days trek) 3) Three Days Huaran – Lares Trek Duration: Location: Level: Season:
3 Days / 2 Nights Huaran, Cancha Cancha, Quishuarani, Lares Moderate / Higher Point 4 700 m. Dry season: from April to November. Rainy season: From December to March. The itinerary is subject to change depending on the weather conditions, it is essential to bring rain gear.
Duration: Location: Level: Season:
4 Days / 3 Nights Huaran, Cancha Cancha, Quishuarani, Cuncani, Lares Moderate / Higher Point 4 700 m & 4500 m. Dry season: from April to November. Rainy season: From December to March. The itinerary is subject to change depending on the weather conditions, it is essential to bring rain gear.
Day 1: Start the Trek at Huaran – Cancha Cancha (Lunch, Snack, Tea Time, Dinner)
Day 1: Start the Trek at Huaran – Cancha Cancha (Lunch, Snack, Tea Time, Dinner)
Day 2: Cancha Cancha – Pachacuqteq Pass – Quishuarani (Breakfast, Snack, Lunch, Dinner)
Day 2: Cancha Cancha – Pachacuqteq Pass – Quishuarani (Breakfast, Snack, Lunch, Dinner)
Day 3: Quishuarani – Cuncani – Lares Hot Spring (Breakfast, Lunch, Snack, Dinner)
Day 3: Quishuarani – Lares Hot Spring (Breakfast, Lunch, Snack)
Day 4: Lares – Totora – Calca (Breakfast, Lunch , Snack)
Includes: Pick up from your hotel and private transport from Hotel to starting point of the trek, English speaking professional guide, Porters with horses (for personal things and food and cooking equipment), Camping tents, matrass, Cooking equipment, Cooks, Emergency horse (in case you want to ride for a while) First-aid kit including emergency oxygen bottle, Private transport from the end of the trek to Ollantaytambo or to the hotel in Cusco, entrance fees, Meals during trek.
Includes: Pick up from your hotel and private transport from Hotel to starting point of the trek, English speaking professional guide, Porters with horses (for personal things and food and cooking equipment), Camping tents, matrass, Cooking equipment, Cooks, Emergency horse (in case you want to ride for a while) First-aid kit including emergency oxygen bottle, Private transport from the end of the trek to Ollantaytambo or to the hotel in Cusco, entrance fees, Meals during trek.
Not Included: Breakfast on Day 1, Sleeping Bag and Tips.
Not Included:Not Included: Breakfast on Day 1, Sleeping Bag and Tips.
Trek Experiences
7) Five Days Choquequirao Trek Duration: Location: Level: Season:
5 Days / 4 Nights Cachora, Chiquisca, Marampata, Choquequirao Challenging trek / Experience required / 70 km approx. Dry season: from April to November. Rainy season: From December to March. The itinerary is subject to change depending on the weather conditions, it is essential to bring rain gear.
Day 1: Start the Trek at Cachora – Capuliyoq – Chiquisca (Lunch, Snack, Tea Time, Dinner) Day 2: Chiquisca – Santa Rosa – Marampata – Choquequirao (Breakfast, Snack, Lunch, Dinner)
8) Five Days Ausangate Trek Duration: Location: Level: Season:
5 Days / 4 Nights Apu Ausangate Mountain Challenging trek / Experience required / Highest Point 5200m Dry season: from April to November.
Day 1: Start the Trek at Tinke – Upis – Upis Hot Springs (Lunch, Snack, Tea Time, Dinner) Day 2: Upis Hot springs – Arapa Pass- Puka Cocha – Apacheta Pass – Ausangate Cocha (Breakfast, Snack, Lunch, Dinner)
Day 3: Choquequirao (Breakfast, Lunch, snack, Dinner)
Day 3: Ausangate Cocha – Palomani Pass – Huchuy Finaya – Jampa (Breakfast, Lunch, snack, Dinner)
Day 4: Choquequirao – Chiquisca – Cocamasana (Breakfast, Lunch, snack, Dinner)
Day 4: Jampa – Jampa Pass – Paccchanta Hot springs (Breakfast, Lunch, snack, Dinner)
Day 5: Cocamasana – Cachora (Breakfast, Lunch, Sanck)
Day 5: Paccchanta – Tinke (Breakfast, Lunch, Sanck)
Includes: Pick up from your hotel and private transport from Hotel to starting point of the trek, English speaking professional guide, Porters with horses (for personal things and food and cooking equipment), Camping tents, matrass, Cooking equipment, Cooks, Emergency horse (in case you want to ride for a while) First-aid kit including emergency oxygen bottle, Private transport from the end of the trek to Ollantaytambo or to the hotel in Cusco, entrance fees, Meals during trek.
Includes: Pick up from your hotel and private transport from Hotel to starting point of the trek, English speaking professional guide, Porters with horses (for personal things and food and cooking equipment), Camping tents, matrass, Cooking equipment, Cooks, Emergency horse (in case you want to ride for a while) First-aid kit including emergency oxygen bottle, Private transport from the end of the trek to Ollantaytambo or to the hotel in Cusco, entrance fees, Meals during trek.
Not Included: Breakfast on Day 1, Sleeping Bag and Tips.
Not Included: Breakfast on Day 1, Sleeping Bag and Tips.
Trek Experiences
5) Four Days Choquequirao Trek
6) Four Days Salcantay Trek
Duration: Location: Level: Season:
Duration: Location: Level: Season:
4 Days / 3 Nights Cachora, Chiquisca, Marampata, Choquequirao Challenging trek / Experience required / 70 km approx. Dry season: from April to November. Rainy season: From December to March. The itinerary is subject to change depending on the weather conditions, it is essential to bring rain gear.
4 Days / 3 Nights Mollepata, Salkantay, Santa Teresa Moderate Highest Point 4500m Dry season: from April to November. Rainy season: From December to March. The itinerary is subject to change depending on the weather conditions, it is essential to bring rain gear
Day 1: Start the Trek at Cachora – Capuliyoq – Chiquisca (Lunch, Snack, Tea Time, Dinner)
Day 1: Start the Trek at Mollepata – Salkantaypampa (Lunch, Snack, Tea Time, Dinner)
Day 2: Chiquisca – Santa Rosa – Marampata – Choquequirao (Breakfast, Snack, Lunch, Dinner)
Day 2: Salkantaypampa – Chaullay (Breakfast, Snack, Lunch, Dinner)
Day 3: Choquequirao – Chiquisca – Cocamasana (Breakfast, Lunch, Snack, Dinner)
Day 3: Chaullay – La Playa (Breakfast, Lunch, snack, Dinner)
Day 4: Cocamasana – Cachora (Breakfast, Lunch , Sanck)
Day 4: La Playa – Llactapata – Aguas Calientes (Breakfast , Lunch , Sanck)
Includes: Pick up from your hotel and private transport from Hotel to starting point of the trek, English speaking professional guide, Porters with horses (for personal things and food and cooking equipment), Camping tents, matrass, Cooking equipment, Cooks, Emergency horse (in case you want to ride for a while) First-aid kit including emergency oxygen bottle, Private transport from the end of the trek to Ollantaytambo or to the hotel in Cusco, entrance fees, Meals during trek.
Includes: Pick up from your hotel and private transport from Hotel to starting point of the trek, English speaking professional guide, Porters with horses (for personal things and food and cooking equipment), Camping tents, matrass, Cooking equipment, Cooks, Emergency horse (in case you want to ride for a while) First-aid kit including emergency oxygen bottle, Private transport from the end of the trek to Ollantaytambo or to the hotel in Cusco, entrance fees, Meals during trek.
Not Included: Breakfast on Day 1, Sleeping Bag and Tips.
Not Included: Breakfast on Day 1, Sleeping Bag and Tips.
Contact us: contact.poexp@gmail.com Alberto Brou Figari: (51) 941 701 216 Hans Martin de Rossi: (51) 955 083 586 facebook.com/PeruOutdoorExperiences
Contact us: (51) 941 701 216 / (51) 955 083 586 www.facebook.com/PeruOutdoorExperiences