Top Huaraz Private Sightseeing Tours

Embark on one of the most spectacular hikes in the Andes to Llanganuco and Laguna 69, starting from Huaraz. Travel through the Callejón de Huaylas, flanked by the Cordillera Blanca and Negra, passing scenic Andean towns like Carhuaz and Yungay. Visit the turquoise Llanganuco lagoons—Chinancocha and Orcococha—within Huascarán National Park, home to Peru’s highest peak. Continue to Cebollapampa and hike to Laguna 69 (4,600 m.a.s.l.), nestled beneath Chacraraju Mountain. Along the way, enjoy breathtaking alpine landscapes and insights from your guide before returning to Huaraz.

Visit two lakes in one trek on the Cordillera route in Huascaran National Park. You’ll visit both Llanganuco and 69 Lake on this approximately six hour hike. Round-trip hotel transfers are also provided, so no need to book that elsewhere. Your guide will also organize breakfast and lunch for you to keep you energized.

Dare to conquer one of the most spectacular routes in Peru: the hike to the mythical Laguna 69. At more than 4,600 m above sea level, in Huascarán National Park, this hidden gem of the Andes awaits you with its turquoise waters and a dreamy landscape. From the beginning of the tour you will live a real adventure. You will cross Andean valleys, see alpacas in freedom and ascend surrounded by majestic mountains and waterfalls that fall between rocks. Along the way you can also observe other lagoons, such as Llanganuco, all anticipating the wonder that awaits you. Promotion takes physical effort, but every step is worth it. When you arrive at Laguna 69, you will be marveled at its deep blue color, surrounded by snow-capped peaks like Chacraraju. It is an ideal place to breathe fresh air, take unforgettable photos or simply contemplate the majesty of Andean nature.

A private car will pick you up at ~3AM from your hotel. After a 2h30 drive, you will reach the trailhead in Punta Olimpica. At the first sunrise lights, you will start hiking with our certified mountain guide for 1h on steep moraine rocks, then 1h30 on glacier with crampons and safety rope. You will finally summit the Mateo glacier at 5150m shortly after sunrise!! After enjoying the peak, you will descend for ~1h30 and drive back to Huaraz, arriving around 12AM-1PM.

The Cordillera Huayhuash is less popular than the Blanca, but is no less spectacular. More remote and higher than the Santa Cruz trek, the Huayhuash trek is a traverse of he mountain range made famous by the film "Touching the Void". Though trekkers may have to brave the cold weather and rugged terrain, the reward is perhaps the best views in the entire Andes range!