Peru Multisport

Raft the best white water in South America, mountain bike the best one day bike ride in Peru, hike the unforgettable Inca trail to Machu Picchu plus time in Cusco in this action packed non-stop adrenaline rush of trip in just 10 days!

Peru – Multisport

Inca Trail Availability

The Inca Trail is regulated with a quota system so spaces on the trail fill up early. We strongly suggest that you book this trip at least 120 to 90 days in advance of the tour start date.  A valid passport is needed in order to reserve your space on the Inca Trail.

On our arrival in Cusco we drive straight to the start of the Rio Apurimac rafting adventure, deep in the heart of an impressive 3,000m deep canyon.  Following a full briefing, all supplies are taken for three days of truly amazing white water rafting. As well as being the true source of the mighty Amazon river, the Rio Apurimac is undeniably one of the world’s hidden gems of white-water.

The Granite Canyon of the Rio Apurimac is justifiably gaining a reputation as one of the world’s top ten rafting rivers: it combines a perfect mix of exhilarating rapids and awesome scenery. This is the river-rafting section that was featured on Bruce Parry’s ‘AMAZON’ series on the BBC: the logistics for which were provided by Amazonas Explorer.

Even the most novice crews are expertly trained up to meet the challenges and thrills of this non-stop adrenaline-pumping roller coaster ride of a life time. Apart from world class rapids the Apurimac boasts pristine sandy beaches for camping, spectacular sun-bleached rock formations and rare wildlife including otters, puma and the ultra elusive Andean bear. It is an adventure-lover’s dreams come true.

We then mountain bike arguably the best one-day bike trip in Peru if not the whole of South America, taking us on a largely downhill route across the Chinchero plain and into the Sacred Valley of the Incas.

Using state-of-the-art full suspension Kona mountain bikes, we explore dirt trails and ancient mule routes as we make our way across the plains to visit the incredible circular Inca ruins of Moray.

Nearby, we enjoy a picnic lunch before riding an outstanding mule trail to the town of Maras for another descent of a lifetime, down into the amazing salt-pans. Finally we meet our vehicle again beside the Urubamba River, for the drive back to Ollantaytambo in the Sacred Valley of the Incas.

Our final adventure embarks us on the famous Inca Trail to the lost city of the Incas, Machu Picchu. This four days / three nights trek involves spectacular Andean scenery along an ancient paved Inca trail visiting many ruins and of course Machu Picchu itself. We return to Cusco by ‘Vistadome’ train.

We then have one day to explore Cusco before flying home. The former Inca Capital and Spanish colonial city of Cusco is a wonderful place full of culture, history, good restaurants and fun nightlife.

Important Details For Peru Ultimate Multisport

Activities:  Whitewater rafting, mountain biking, hiking, camping, sightseeing

Rating: Moderately Challenging to Challenging

Group Size:  4-16 guests

Length:  10 days/9 nights

Meeting Time & Place:  Cusco Airport (airport code CUZ) or Cusco Hotel on Day 1. After clearing customs, you will be met by our local representative and transferred to your hotel. Airport transfers on day 1 and 10 are included in the trip price.

Note: All international flights arrive in Lima before continuing on to Cusco. We recommend arriving in Cusco the day before Day 1 to insure you will arrive in time for the morning departure to the river rafting on Day 1. Call us about arranging pre-trip lodging in Lima or Cusco.

Departure Time & Place:  Cusco Airport (airport code CUZ) on Day 10. Do not book departing flights earlier than noon.

Best Time To Travel:  May – October

Weather and Climate:  Due to the alpine environment, weather is variable throughout the day and by elevation. Dressing in layers will be essential to your comfort throughout the day.

Rain is possible at any time and weather conditions can change rapidly in the mountains, so having rain gear is highly recommended. At the same time, the sun is strong at higher elevations, and therefore adequate precautions should be taken to prevent sunburn, even on cool, sunny days.

On average, the temperature in June through August range from highs in the 70’s and 80’s Fahrenheit and lows in the 40’s and 50’s Fahrenheit. 

More detailed weather information is available by visiting www.weatherbase.com.

Physical Preparation:  This tour is designed for energetic and flexible individuals who like to be active, have a spirit of adventure and possess a positive attitude. Most activities are 3-4 hours in either the morning or afternoon with a lunch stop in between.

It is very important that you realistically assess your physical condition with regard to the demands of this trip. All participants must be in good overall physical condition.  The more physically prepared you are for this tour, the more you will enjoy this unique, adventure experience.

We encourage you to call us and talk more specifically about any questions you have on the activities, your fitness, and any other aspects of the trip – please don’t be shy!