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8 days

Challenging

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¿Qué incluye?
    • All admission tickets on tours.
    • Shared Tours with english-spanish speaking guide.
    • 5 lunches on camp sites.
    • 4 dinners on camp sites.
    • 1 night of accommodation in Lima.
    • 2 night of accommodation in Cusco.
    • 4 night of accommodation in tents during the trail.
    • Camp equipment: tents, meals, chairs, tables, dinning tent, cups, kitchenware, campsite mat, glasses.
    • Daily breakfast.
    Exclusiones
      • International and domestic flighs.
      • Gratuities for the trekking team.
      • Drinks.
      tenga en cuenta
        • Physical Fitness: This trek involves challenging terrain and long hiking days. Travelers should be in good physical condition and prepared for several hours of walking each day.
        • Altitude: Choquequirao is located at high altitude, reaching over 3,000 meters (10,000 feet). Travelers should acclimatize to the altitude before starting the trek to avoid altitude sickness.
        • Weather: The weather in the region can be unpredictable, with hot days and cold nights. Travelers should pack accordingly, including layers for temperature changes and rain gear.
        • Equipment: Proper hiking gear, including sturdy hiking boots, a comfortable backpack, and trekking poles, is essential for the journey. Some tour operators may provide camping equipment, but it's essential to confirm this before booking.
        • Guides and Porters: Travelers should consider additional costs associated with hiring porters for personal backpack.
        • Health and Safety: Travelers should have travel insurance that covers trekking and be prepared for emergencies. It's essential to bring a basic first aid kit and any necessary medications.
        • Training: Training for the trek by hiking and building endurance beforehand can enhance the experience and make the journey more enjoyable.
        Qué llevar
          • Sturdy Hiking Boots: Comfortable and durable footwear suitable for rugged terrain and long hikes.
          • Appropriate Clothing: Lightweight, moisture-wicking clothing for daytime hiking, including long-sleeved shirts and pants to protect against sun exposure and insects. Warmer layers for cooler evenings and rain gear for wet weather are also essential.
          • Backpack: A comfortable, well-fitted backpack to carry essentials such as water, snacks, sunscreen, camera, and personal belongings during the hike.
          • Water and Snacks: Sufficient water to stay hydrated throughout the day, along with energy-boosting snacks like nuts, dried fruits, and granola bars.
          • Sun Protection: Sunscreen, sunglasses, and a wide-brimmed hat to protect against strong UV rays at high altitudes.
          • Trekking Poles: Optional but recommended for stability and support, especially on steep ascents and descents.
          • Sleeping Bag and Mat: Lightweight sleeping bag and sleeping mat for camping along the trekking route.
          • Personal Items: Personal hygiene products, medications, and any other essentials such as a flashlight, pocket knife, or insect repellent.
          • Cash: it's advisable to carry some cash in local currency.
          • Travel Documents: Passport, travel insurance details, and any required permits or tickets for entry to Choquequirao.