This tour is full of culture and history. Take pleasure in visiting the fertile Sacred Valley of the Incas well known for its fertile soil, climatic qualities, and location formed by the Urubamba River. This surreal lush valley is surrounded by mountains and has a brilliant landscape. The largest production of maize (corn) comes from the valley and the corn grows to an enormous size with large white kernels to bite into. Visit the colorful cultural Inca towns of Pisac, Ollantaytambo and Chinchero with its archeological sites that are mesmeri
INCLUDES
- Pre-departure briefing
- English speaking professional and official tourist guide.
- Transportation (van or bus) with professional authorized driver
- First-aid kit including emergency oxygen bottle
- 24-h guest service: please ask for the emergency number available during your time of visit.
NOT INCLUDED
- Entrace fees to visit the sites included in the program.
- Travel insurance.
- Tips to our staff (guide & driver).
Important: read our Terms & conditions (link)
WHAT TO BRING
The area where we are going to do our adventure half day tour is in Cusco and its surroundings. Despite of the time of the year, there are always seasonal variations: it can be sunny and still cold or rainy but dry and kind of mild. Tourists must be ready and equipped to enjoy their tour under safe conditions. The following packing list gathers items that you will need for this tour.
Clothing
- Wear clothes in layers: It is hard to guess what the weather will be like, that’s why layering is really helpful. Make sure you are using wickable clothes, cotton ones keep much moisture on them.
- Use short or long-sleeved t-shirts for your first layer.
- Pack lightweight jackets of fleece or microfleece for the second layer.
- Wear a waterproof jacket for the third layer.
- Carry gloves to protect your hands from the cold.
- Wear hiking boots or trekking shoes.
- Use thick socks
- Pack a hat in case is going to be sunny day.
Additional Accessories
- Lip balm.
- Sunglasses.
- Sun cream.
- Baby wipes.
- Hand sanitizer.
- Trekking poles.
- Batteries or flashcards for your camera.
Snacks & Drinks
- Energetic bars.
- Dried fruit.
- Bottle of water (1-2 Lt).
- Candies
Beware that there will possibly be no signal for cell phones up in the mountain. Personal identifications are always required.