(COD: MTB01MM) Mostly downhill, with moderate slopes: Starts from the circular Andean terraces of Moray, the Inca agricultural experiment, along unpaved roads leading to the traditional village of Maras. This spot provides one of the best views of the Cordillera Urubamba. We continue down to the salt pans along bridle paths until finally reaching the Sacred Valley of the Incas.

(COD: MTB02CMM) Starting point is Chinchero along a wide trail, mostly flat but with a few gentle slopes, overlooking beautifully tended multicolored fields, passing by Huaypo lake, the circular Andean terraces at Moray- the Inca agricultural experiment-  down llama tracks to the traditional village of Maras, which provides one of the best views of the Cordillera Urubamba.  We continue down to the salt pans mines along an unpaved road to the Sacred Valley of the Incas.

(COD: MTB03YO) Mostly flat, through Inca terraces rarely visited by tourists, along the Urubamba river, unpaved roads, and Inca trails, and the final stretch through the ancient alleyways of Ollantaytambo

(COD: MTB04PUM) Route begins downhill from the ruins at Pumamarca, along a technical and highly enjoyable single track, that used to be part of an Inca trail that leads to the ancient streets of Ollantaytambo. We continue along the Vilcanota river, with a few slopes and a spectacular view of the Verónica’s snowy peak and more cultivated fields; the trek ends at the point where the famous Inca Trail to Machu Picchu begins.

(COD: MTB05LAC) Our bus will leave us at a mountain pass located at 4,200 m, from here we begin our descent down a spectacular and technical Inca trail along a narrow canyon, continuing down to a wooded valley and cultivated fields, until we arrive at the village of Calca in the Sacred Valley of the Incas.

This varied program appeals to the experienced mountain bikers. We will ride along the most important sites of Cusco and its surroundings: through crop fields, with breathtaking views of snow-capped mountains, lakes and native forests. Horses will be provided to carry our bikes up to difficult locations that are isolated from civilization. On this trek we will descend by bridle paths, we will have the opportunity to meet people from high Andean communities and ride along old Inca trails; all of this will be accompanied by delicious gourmet food.

(COD: RFT01PH) Along flat tranquil waters, with very gentle rapids through a narrow passage in the valley where there are no roads or villages in sight. Suitable for kids aged three and up. This section can be done at any time of the year but class III rapids may be expected during the rainy season from December to April.

(COD: RFT03CHQ) A stretch of continuous Class III to Class IV rapids through a narrow valley; birdwatching and passage through the Chuquicahuana canyon.  A good run at any time of the year, with Class IV and V rapids from November to April.

(COD: RFT04UH1) Floating along tranquil waters with a stop at the beach to play on the sands and enjoy a snack. Sights include: birdwatching, the Arín waterfall  and the eucalyptus forest of the Huarán community. Suitable for kids ages 3 and up. May be done at any time of the year.

(COD: RFT05UH2) This is the continuation of the Urco – Huarán I trek. It takes an additional half an hour and comes to an end at the meeting of the Huarán whitewaters, one of the most important of the Urubamba river, with class III and  class IV rapids, depending on the time of the year. It can be done from May to December.

(COD: TRK01YAN) Uphill hike through a narrow valley with cultivated lands and forests of queñua and other native trees filled with the birds and flowers of the Sacred Valley of the Incas. Depending on the group’s physical shape, we will be able to get to some impressive Andean lakes. Physically demanding.

(COD: TRK02CAM) This hike is mostly over flat terrain along the Vilcanota river, through an Inca trail across forests filled with birds and flowers. Enjoy the splendid surroundings of Inca terraces and a spectacular view of the snowy peaks of the Urubamba Cordillera as the Inca Trail to Machu Picchu is approached.

(COD: TRK03LOR) A visit to the picturesque village of Chinchero followed by a hike down a spectacular stone-paved Inca trail to a wooded gully and onto the Sacred Valley. Breathtaking views of the Apu Sawasiray on the route. Not recommended for those with knee problems.

(COD: TRK04MM) Our hike begins from the ancient Andean terraces of Moray, an Inca center for agricultural experimentation; we continue along moderate slopes, mostly downhill, towards the village of Maras and the salt pans, ending at the Sacred Valley. This route has some of the best views of the Urubamba Cordillera.

(COD: TRK05YO) A mostly flat trek along the river Vilcanota and through Inca terraces and little known archaeological sites will take us to the Inca city of Ollantaytambo. Recommend for those with little hiking experience.

(COD: TRK06HQ) A truly spectacular day hike around Cusco. Starting from Chinchero,  the lake at Piuray (30 min from Cusco in private transport), a high altitude hike along an Inca trail with long uphill and downhill slopes, Inca walls at the sides of the trail passing through a mountain pass until we reach Huchuy Qosqo, one of the most important and least visited archaeological Inca sites with spectacular views to the Sacred Valley .

(COD: TRK07YUC) A gentle uphill hike along impressive Inca irrigation channels, followed by cultivated fields and terraces that date back to Inca times and used to this day by the village of Yucay.