Andean Multisport with Machu Picchu
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- Apurimac River
- Inca Trail
- Machu Picchu
- Cusco
- Sacred Valley
- Ollantaytambo
- Lima
The land of the Incas near Cusco and the Sacred Valley is a great destination for active adventures, especially when you combine the trip with a visit to Machu Picchu. With deep canyons cut by beautiful rivers and backroads and trails in the shadows of the impressive Andes, explore the countryside during this multi-day biking and raft trip and visit the Inca cities of Cusco and Ollantaytambo and the ruins of Machu Picchu.
- Day 1 Arrive Lima
- Day 2 Fly Cusco
- Day 3 Mountain Biking
- Day 4 Peru Backroads
- Day 5 Inca Trail to the Apurimac River
- Day 6 Black Canyon
- Day 7 Grand Finale. Ollantaytambo
- Day 8 Train to Machu Picchu
- Day 9 Machu Picchu Free Day
- Day 10 Return to Lima
- Additional Tour Options
- $2895 - Based on 3 travelers
- $3195 - Based on 2 travelers
- $1825 - Shorter multisport trip without the visits to Machu Picchu
Extreme AdventureOur most active trips for travelers who are fit and looking for vigorous adventures. Tours include multisport activities and multi-day treks.
BikingIncludes biking activity.
CampingDeluxe camping or accommodations in mountain lodges.
Cultural ImmersionIncludes cultural activities such as a visit to a traditional village or a local market to give a unique perspective.
HikingIncludes guided hiking excursions. Hikes may vary from easy and optional three hour hikes to more difficult multi-day treks.
HistoryVisit ancient ruins and historical sites.
Whitewater RaftingIncludes whitewater rafting
Cusco - Accommodations
Aranwa Cusco Boutique Hotel
Casa Andina Cusco
Casa Andina Private Collection
Casa Cartagena
Hotel Monasterio
Hotel Ruinas
Libertador Palacio del Inka
Taypikala Hotel CuscoLima - Accommodations
Casa Andina Private Miraflores
Costa del Sol
Country Club Lima
Faraona Grand Hotel
JW Marriott Hotel Lima
Libertador
Miraflores Park Hotel
San Agustin ExclusiveMachu Picchu - Accommodations
El MaPi Inn
Inkaterra Machu Picchu Pueblo
Inti Inn
Sanctuary LodgeSacred Valley - Accommodations
Casa Andina Private - Sacred Valley
El Sauce
Hotel Aranwa
Pakaritampu
Day 2 Fly Cusco (B) 
This morning, fly to Cusco and transfer transfer to the hotel in order to rest and acclimatize to the high altitude (10,496 ft). This afternoon meet your guide and take a walking tour through the streets of Cusco, a fascinating mix of Inca and colonial architecture. Visit the Temple of Koricancha, considered the most important Inca Temple of Cusco, and walk to Cusco’s main Plaza de Armas, to visit both the Cathedral built over the ruins of the Sunturwasi temple and the “Iglesia de la Compañia”. Continue to the artisan neighborhood of San Blas with its many handicraft shops. From this area you have a wonderful view of the whole city.
Day 3 Mountain Biking (B,L,D) 
After an early breakfast, depart leave Cusco by private vehicle to drive to the Ccorca pass. After a short safety briefing and orientation, start biking on a dirt road towards Maukallakta. After visiting this amazing Inca site, we will continue to our campsite. From here enjoy the impressive views of the Apurimac River canyon and the majestic Vilcabamba mountain range. (5 hours of riding).
Day 4 Peru Backroads (B,L,D) 
We will continue our mountain bike journey through the Andes by following a dirt road until we reach Huanoquite town. We then continue for about 8 kilometers, until we reach a a very steep uphill portion where we take our vehicle to Willkakunka Pass (13,874 ft). From here, cruise downhill for 6 km. to the lunch spot at Qenqonay. This place is surrounded by a forest of Andean cedars, Queuña trees, that are over 300 years old, and there are some relaxing hikes to explore the forest. Continue riding to Molle Molle, a colonial town that we will visit and near where camp will be set-up. (Total biking distance today of 50 km.)
Day 5 Inca Trail to the Apurimac River (B,L,D) 
Hike a rarely visited section of the ancient Inca Trail that connected the cities of Cusco and Apurimac. We will descend about 3,000 ft during our three hour hike to reach the Apurimac River near the old Inca Huajachaca Bridge. The Apurímac River, which means, “speaking God” in Quechua, is the source of the world’s largest river system, the Amazon River, and was considered a sacred river by the Incas. Meet your expert river guides who are preparing all the equipment and provide a safety talk and orientation for the upcoming river adventure. After lunch, we begin rafting class III and IV rapids for about 2 hours until we reach our first campsite.
Day 6 Black Canyon (B,L,D) 
Today, our adventure starts early. We will run quite a few class III rapids and then enjoy the most beautiful part of the canyon and its calm waters. We may see river otters, deer, foxes, torrent ducks and tropical Andean birds. Continuing our adventure, we will pass under several suspended bridges along the river and will meet the Santo Tomas River. At noon, we will set camp and have the chance to hike during the afternoon or relax at camp.
Day 7 Grand Finale. Ollantaytambo (B,L) 
After breakfast we will run class III to IV pool-drops rapids, like "The Other Right" and "3 Condores" among others for an exciting end to this adventure. We will have lunch at the end of our adventure, followed by a five-hour drive to Ollantaytambo to overnight.
Day 8 Train to Machu Picchu (B) 
Follow the Urubamba River as it tumbles its way towards the Amazon and the sacred city of Machu Picchu. Ancient canals still bring water from the high mountains to the baths used by Inca priests. Travel by train to Machu Picchu Pueblo (formerly called Aguas Calientes) with your guide and continue to the citadel of Machu Picchu. You have the whole to take in the stories and sights of one of the world's great wonders. After your tour of the Machu Picchu, you'll return to Machu Picchu Pueblo to soak in the hot springs and dine on local trout fillets.
Day 9 Machu Picchu Free Day (B) 
Today is your chance to watch the sunrise at Machu Picchu and to listen to the spirits of the city's past inhabitants before the hikers from the Inca Trail arrive. Later you can climb the sacred peak of Huayna Picchu or take a walk through the lush cloudforest to the Temple of the Moon. In the late afternoon you'll return to Cusco.
Day 10 Return to Lima (B)
Transfer to the airport for your flight to Lima and connect to your international flight. With more time, extend your trip to visit the Peruvian Amazon or Lake Titicaca!
| $2595 | Tour Cost |
| $425 | Internal Flights (Lima-Cusco-Lima) |
| Flight costs subject to change | |
| $3020 | Total cost |
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