4-Day Inca Jungle Adventure, Mountain Biking, Rafting and Zipline

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Cusco, Peru

4 days (approx.)
Pickup offered
Group discounts
Offered in: English

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Overview

Swap the highly-trafficked Inca Trail for a more adventurous journey to Machu Picchu. During this 4-day tour along ancient Inca jungle paths, you'll explore the landscape by foot, bike, zip line, and raft. Enjoy included meals, accommodation, and hotel pickup with your small group and learn all about life during the Inca era.

Inca jungle tour: Adventurous alternative to the Inca Trail
Small-group tour (maximum 15): Ensures personal service
Includes accommodation, meals, and hotel pickup
Soak up views of the Andes while following in the Incas' footsteps

What's Included

Pre-departure briefing.
Touristic Transport Cusco to Abra Malaga.
Biking experience.
Zip line experience.
River rafting experience.
Adventure Experienced Inka Jungle Tour Guide.
Hostal 3 nigths..
Tour Guide in Machupicchu Cultural Experienced.
Train tickets Aguas Calientes to Ollantaytambo.
Trannsport Ollantaytambo to Cusco.
Dinner (3)

Dinner
Lunch (3)

Lunch
Breakfast (3)

Breakfast

Bus to Aguas Calientes to MachuPicchu around trip.

$24.00 per person
Admission Fee - Huayna Picchu entrance in case of buying it with our company

$79.00 per person
Entrance to MachuPicchu. (circuit 1 or 2 depending to disponibility) Contact your agent

Meeting and Pickup

Pickup points

Select a pickup point

Pickup details

We pick up from the hotel.

Itinerary

Day 1

CUSCO - SANTA MARIA - BICYCLE

1 Stop

Peru Day Trips

9 hours • Admission Ticket Included

Accommodation: Camp in Santa Maria

Meals: Lunch, Dinner

Day 2

SANTA MARÍA – SANTA TERESA – TREKKING

1 Stop

Inca Jungle

8 hours • Admission Ticket Included

Accommodation: Camp in Santa Teresa

Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Day 3

SANTA TERESA – AGUAS CALIENTES

1 Stop

Machu Picchu HotSprings

8 hours • Admission Ticket Not Included

Accommodation: Hotel in Aguas Calientes

Meals: Breakfast, Dinner, Lunch

Day 4

MACHU PICCHU – CUSCO

1 Stop

Historic Sanctuary of Machu Picchu

8 hours • Admission Ticket Not Included

Accommodation: Not included

Meals: Breakfast

Additional Info

Confirmation will be received at time of booking
Not wheelchair accessible
Not recommended for travelers with back problems
Not recommended for pregnant travelers

No heart problems or other serious medical conditions
Travelers should have a strong physical fitness level
This tour/activity will have a maximum of 15 travelers

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Cancellation Policy

You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.

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Reviews

4.9

based on 60 reviews

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Great Adventure with a few pros, cons and tips!

Gareth_J, Jun 2024

Really enjoyed the Adventure Hike, lots of pros with only a few cons, see below breakdown of the 4 days (I travelled early June 2024), some tips and a packing list of what to take. Day 1, Bike and Raft: Bike was great fun, very easy/beginner friendly as mostly downhill but get to pick up some speed while catching the views. Rafting was excellent with a few decent rapids. Accommodation was terrible, very basic shared hostel with only cold water shower (not ideal after rafting), food was average but didn't go hungry. Day 2, Hike: I'd class myself intermediate hiker and I found it pretty easy, there's a few hills but nothing too extreme and guide took plenty of breaks for the group (next time I'd probably book a more advanced hike). We walked through coca, coffee, banana, papaya, citrus, pineapple, mango plantations (plus a few I can't remember) the guide was a bit basic but did his best to explain the agriculture. At the end of the day there's a thermal spa for +30 Sol (not included - but well worth it) accommodation was best of three nights, still hostel but much better quality and decent food. Day 3, Zipline and Walk: Zipline was good fun, quite high over the river, the walk in afternoon was long but mostly flat along the river and train track. Accommodation was again pretty basic shared hostel and food bit lighter on the portions. Day 4, Macchu Picchu: Best Day! I do want to share some tips on this though, I was assigned the 7am Circuit 2 slot... Which is perfect! But lucked out because others in the group had much later slots (when is more crowded) and Circuit 1 (which is a really poor experience where you don't get to visit the main icons in the site), so would highly recommend to speak to your agent in advance to prebook early in the morning and circuit 2. To get there I would warn its a pretty steep hike that takes anywhere from 1.5 to 2 hours depending fitness level, you can book a bus (not included in tour price) but I personally recommend the hike, if you've come all the way, one last push really makes it feel worth it when you get to the top! Finally I highly recommend also buying an entry to Circuit 3 (Huayna Picchu), again this is not included and cost 200 Sol, but this gives you access to also hike up Huayna Picchu Mountain (right next to Macchu Picchu to get the most incredible view), this is a very steep hike and if you book the later session around 10am you can spend a few hours with the guide in Circuit 2 (then walk out the main entrance to experience all of Circuit (you can use your Circuit 3 pass to cut halfway through Circuit 2 to the Huayna Picchu entry, but it's better to start again so you have experienced all Circuit 2, all Circuit 3 and Huayna Picchu). After this I visited the museum at the bottom and went back into the town. The only downside of the last day was the food (only a basic packed breakfast) and the tour had booked me a 7pm train meaning I wouldn't get to Cusco until 10pm... I would ask the tour operator to book a 3pm train to give time for lunch (however it's a nice town and you may enjoy visiting the sites). The guide we had Eber, was friendly, a bit quiet but did a good job showing us around Macchu Picchu. Finally what to pack: a decent sized back pack that holds a water bladder (I had 2litre which was enough for each day), decent hiking boots, good hiking socks (2 high quality pairs will last you the trip and make a difference), one pair full length hiking pants, one pair swimming shorts (and top if lady), underwear, 3 or 4 sweat wicking shirts, sun hat, sun glasses, I did bring a waterproof jacket with base layer but didn't need it (the climate is completely different to Cusco even if so close, much warmer and humid), toiletries: toothbrush/paste, a bar of soap, sunscreen, mosquito repellent. Phone/camera and a charger, and money & passport (which you need to enter Macchu Picchu) You will be carrying everything all week so bear in mind to only bring what you can carry on long walk/hiking!

Response from Host, Jan 2025

Thank you for sharing your comment. Kind regards, Julio Cesar Achahui, we have carefully reviewed our passenger list and found no record of your trip with our agency. We believe that it could be a confusion with another company. We would greatly appreciate it if you could verify this information as our good reputation is affected and, if it is an error, consider the possibility of correcting or deleting your comment.

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