We were up at 6 a.m. and headed down for breakfast in the hotel, another fine meal. We walked through the village and bought a few souvenirs at the market. We walked up to the hot springs but didn’t go in because we were short on time. As we were walking back down the hill Linda stepped in a hole and twisted her ankle, nothing serious, but ironic considering the amount of walking we had done. We met up with Ayul around 10 a.m. and headed for the train station which was going to take us back to Kilometer 82 where we would get a van ride back to Ollantaytambo. The train ride was quite pleasant. It followed the Urubamba River, and you could still see the damage that was caused by the flooding from January. Some sections of the tracks were still under repair. We arrived at Kilometer 82 and got on the van to head back to Ollantaytambo were we would pick up our luggage and met our next driver who was going to take us back to Cusco. The drive was about 3-4 hours long. We stopped several times along the way to sightsee. We were both tired so we were not as enthusiastic during this part of the trip. We arrived back at our hotel in Cusco at around 3:30 p.m. and checked in. This was a sad time because we had to say goodbye to Ayul because he was not going to be seeing us off tomorrow. Over the last 9 days we shared many conversations, meals and laughs with Ayul, I feel that we grew to know Ayul as a friend. He was and OUTSTANDING guide throughout our adventure. After a short time in our room, we went down to the main square for dinner and to purchase a few more souvenirs. It started to rain so we headed back to our room for the night.
Kevin got right on our request and had us booked within the week
Linda Cummings
1 day ago
The info on the website was laid out very well. I did some comparisons with other tours and found Adventure Life met a lot of what I wanted in an Antarctica trip at the cheapest price. Requested a quote on Claudia contacted me right away. She answered a lot of questions the I had via email even though she offered to discuss via phone call. I’m more of an email person so appreciated how she accommodated that and answered all my questions. And when I was ready to book, she quickly got the ball rolling with getting our spots reserved on the trip my friend and I wanted. Thanks again, Claudia!
Hazel Araza
1 day ago
(1) great information on the website and throughout all the "materials." (2) Jane Packer is great: knowledgeable, responsive, takes a personal interest and tone, seems to care about the customer as a person not a sale.
Larry Bethune
1 day ago
great people doing a wonderful job to make our voyages happen.
trudy
2 days ago
For our first trip to Costa Rica, Adventure Life designed a tour that meets the interests, ecological and adventure, of our party; but also takes into account our physical limitations sine we are all septuagenarian. We are looking forward to the trip.