From Cusco: Inca Jungle 3 Days

The "From Cusco: Inca Jungle 3 Days" tour promises an exhilarating adventure through Peru’s stunning landscapes. Combining activities like biking, rafting, ziplining, and hiking to Machu Picchu, this tour offers a thrilling way to explore the region. Starting from Cusco, participants embark on a journey that showcases the best of Peru’s natural wonders. With an early morning hike to the iconic Machu Picchu, this tour is a must-consider for adventure seekers looking to enjoy the Inca’s legendary legacy.

Key Points

• A 3-day adventure tour from Cusco, Peru, that includes biking, rafting, ziplining, and hiking to the iconic Machu Picchu site.
• Transportation, accommodation, and select meals are provided throughout the tour.
• Activities include cycling from Abra Málaga to Huamanmarca, rafting on the Santa María River, and a 2-hour zipline and climbing circuits.
• The tour culminates with an early morning hike and guided tour of Machu Picchu.
• Optional hot springs experience available in Santa Teresa for an additional fee.

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Itinerary Overview

The Inca Jungle 3 Days tour offers an exhilarating adventure through the heart of Peru’s stunning natural landscapes.

An exhilarating adventure through the heart of Peru’s stunning natural landscapes awaits on the Inca Jungle 3 Days tour.

Over three days, you will bike, raft, zipline, and hike their way to the iconic Machu Picchu. The tour includes transportation, equipment, accommodation, and select meals.

Day 1 features cycling and rafting, while Day 2 focuses on ziplining and hiking to Aguas Calientes.

On the final day, an early morning hike leads to a guided tour of the Machu Picchu ruins.

With limited group sizes and flexible booking, this tour provides an unforgettable journey through Peru’s natural and cultural wonders.

Day 1: Cusco to Santa María

On the first day, guests depart Cusco at 6:00 a.m. for the transfer to the Abra Málaga pass.

Cycling equipment is provided for the ride to the Inca site of Huamanmarca, where guests enjoy lunch and explore the ruins.

After cycling, guests return to the vehicles for a rafting activity on the Santa María River.

Upon finishing the rafting, guests check into their accommodation, where they can shower and have dinner.

Cycling and Rafting

After reaching the Abra Málaga pass, guests embark on a cycling excursion. The provided equipment includes everything needed for a safe and comfortable ride.

Cycling excursion with provided equipment for a safe and comfortable ride after reaching the Abra Málaga pass.

They’ll cycle to the Inca site of Huamanmarca, where they’ll stop for lunch and explore the ruins.

Following the cycling activity, guests return to their vehicle for an exhilarating rafting experience on the Santa María River.

This adventurous day concludes with a shower and dinner, allowing guests to recharge after the day’s activities.

Day 2: Santa Teresa to Aguas Calientes

Guests start their day with breakfast in Santa Teresa. Following a brief explanation, they embark on a 2-hour zipline and climbing circuits, an exhilarating experience.

After refueling with lunch, the group transfers to Hidroeléctrica. From there, they hike to Aguas Calientes, the town below Machu Picchu.

Upon arrival, guests are transferred to their hotel, completing the day’s activities.

This day offers a diverse range of adventures, from the adrenaline-pumping zipline to the scenic hike, providing participants with a well-rounded Inca Jungle experience.

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Zipline and Hiking

Participants begin their day with a brief explanation of the upcoming zipline activity.

They’ll experience an exhilarating 2-hour circuit with multiple ziplines and climbing elements. This high-adrenaline adventure allows them to soar through the lush, verdant landscape surrounding Santa Teresa.

After the zipline, it’s time to refuel with a hearty lunch before continuing their journey.

The group then sets off on a scenic hike to Hidroeléctrica, the hydroelectric plant. From there, they’ll walk to Aguas Calientes, their final destination for the day, where their hotel awaits upon arrival.

Day 3: Machu Picchu and Return to Cusco

The day begins with an early wake-up at 4:00 a.m. to prepare for the hike to Machu Picchu. A breakfast pack is provided to fuel the journey.

Hikers reach the Puente Ruinas checkpoint and embark on a 2.5-hour guided tour of the iconic Inca citadel.

Afterward, visitors have free time to explore Machu Picchu further before returning to Cusco in the afternoon by train.

The tour includes transportation, equipment, accommodation, meals, activities, and entrance to Machu Picchu, ensuring a seamless and immersive experience in the heart of the Andes.

Inclusions and Optional Extras

The tour includes transportation, equipment, accommodation, meals, activities, and entrance to Machu Picchu.

Transportation is provided from Cusco to Santa María, with local transport in Santa Teresa and return by train.

Equipment like biking gear, waterproof jackets, and pants are provided.

Participants stay in hostel double rooms for 2 nights.

Meals include 2 lunches, 2 dinners, and the first breakfast.

Activities include rafting in Santa María, ziplines in Santa Teresa, and a guided tour of Machu Picchu.

Plus, the hot springs in Santa Teresa are an optional extra at 10 or 15 soles.

Booking Information

Customers can check availability for specific dates and select the desired number of participants on the tour’s booking page.

The meeting point for the tour is available on Google Maps, making it easy for travelers to navigate to the starting location.

The tour has a limited group size of up to 15 participants, ensuring a more personalized experience.

Customers can take advantage of the tour’s flexible booking policy, which allows them to reserve their spot now and pay later.

This gives them the opportunity to secure their place on the tour without the immediate need to pay the full amount.

Frequently Asked Questions

What Is the Minimum Age Requirement for This Tour?

The tour doesn’t specify a minimum age requirement. However, participants should be physically fit to handle the activities like cycling, rafting, and hiking. It’s best to consult the tour operator for any age restrictions or recommendations.

Can I Customize My Tour Itinerary or Activities?

Travelers can’t customize the tour itinerary or activities. The tour follows a set schedule, though optional activities like visiting hot springs can be added for an additional fee. Flexibility is limited to the booking and cancellation policy.

What Currency Is Accepted for Optional Expenses?

The optional hot springs in Santa Teresa are priced in Peruvian soles. Travelers can expect to pay 10 or 15 soles for this activity. Soles are the widely accepted currency for any additional expenses during the tour.

Is There an Option to Upgrade the Accommodation?

Yes, there’s an option to upgrade the accommodation. Guests can choose to stay in private rooms instead of the standard hostel double rooms for an additional fee.

Can I Bring My Own Biking or Hiking Equipment?

You can bring your own biking or hiking equipment, but the tour provides all the necessary gear. Using the provided equipment is recommended to ensure a seamless experience and proper fit for the activities.

The Sum Up

The "From Cusco: Inca Jungle 3 Days" tour provides an exhilarating blend of activities, showcasing Peru’s stunning landscapes. Participants cycle through breathtaking terrain, raft down the Santa María River, zipline in Santa Teresa, and culminate with an early morning hike to the iconic Machu Picchu. It’s an unforgettable adventure for those seeking an adrenaline-filled exploration of Peru’s natural wonders.

You can check availability for your dates here: