From Cusco: Inca Jungle Adventure Trek 3d/2n |Private Tour|

When planning an adventure from Cusco, the ‘Inca Jungle Adventure Trek‘ promises a unique mix of thrill and culture that’s hard to beat. Picture starting your journey with a wild downhill bike ride at Abra Malaga, followed by a cozy coffee tour that reveals the local flavors. One traveler even mentioned how zip-lining over lush landscapes made them feel like a kid again. But what really sets this tour apart is how it wraps up with a visit to Machu Picchu. Curious about what else this trek has in store?

Key Points

Experience a thrilling 3-day Inca Jungle Adventure from Cusco, including downhill biking, ziplining, and a guided tour of Machu Picchu.
Private tour options are available for a more personalized and intimate experience with your group.
The tour includes professional guides, entrance tickets to Machu Picchu, meals, and safety equipment for activities.
Free cancellation is offered up to 24 hours before the tour, allowing for flexible planning.
Recommended items to pack include layers for weather changes, sunscreen, and comfortable shoes for trekking.

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Tour Overview and Pricing

The Inca Jungle Adventure Trek, which typically runs for three unforgettable days from Cusco to Machu Picchu, often starts at a wallet-friendly price of just €523.34 per person.

Travelers rave about the blend of adrenaline and culture, with activities like downhill biking and zip-lining. Many appreciate the free cancellation policy, allowing for flexibility in their plans.

A personal tip: book early and consider the private tour option for a more tailored experience. It’s an adventure that packs in incredible sights and experiences, all while being easy on the wallet.

Plus, reserving now and paying later makes planning a breeze. Just remember, comfortable shoes and a sense of adventure are a must!

Detailed Itinerary

Get set for an action-packed adventure as the detailed itinerary for the Inca Jungle Adventure Trek unfolds over three thrilling days, packed with biking, hiking, and breathtaking views.

On Day 1, the journey kicks off with a 6 a.m. pickup before heading to Abra Malaga for some epic downhill biking. After lunch in Santa Maria, those feeling adventurous can opt for a wild 2-hour rafting experience!

Day 2 starts early with a coffee tour, followed by ziplining and a trek to Aguas Calientes.

Finally, Day 3 is all about the iconic Machu Picchu, featuring a guided tour and time to soak in the views.

Don’t forget to pack essentials and embrace every moment of this unforgettable trek!

Day-by-Day Activities

With the excitement of the itinerary fresh in mind, each day of the Inca Jungle Adventure Trek promises unique thrills and unforgettable experiences.

On Day 1, adventurers hop on bikes for an exhilarating downhill ride, followed by a guided tour of the Inca site Huamanmarca. Pro tip: don’t skip the optional rafting—it’s a blast!

Day 2 kicks off with coffee production in Yanatile, then it’s time for some heart-pumping ziplining. After lunch, they embark on a scenic walk along the train tracks to Aguas Calientes, soaking in breathtaking views.

Inclusions and Exclusions

Inclusions for the Inca Jungle Adventure Trek cover everything from meals to professional guides, ensuring adventurers have a smooth and exciting experience.

Travelers can expect a professional tour guide, entrance tickets to Machu Picchu, and all the necessary gear, like high mountain bicycles and safety equipment. Meals are included too—one breakfast, two lunches, and two dinners, which means less worrying about food and more time soaking in the views!

However, don’t forget there are a few exclusions, like the optional hot springs in Santa Teresa and the bus to Machu Picchu, which cost extra.

It’s best to budget for these little extras, so you’re not caught off guard during your adventure!

Important Information

Before setting off on the Inca Jungle Adventure Trek, it’s crucial to know that this tour isn’t suitable for pregnant women or anyone with conditions like vertigo or epilepsy. It’s a wild ride, and safety comes first! Those over 95 years old might want to reconsider too.

When you pack, don’t forget your passport or ID, comfy shoes, and layers—Cusco weather can be unpredictable. Sunglasses and sunscreen are must-haves, especially if you’re hiking at high altitudes.

Also, leave behind pets, alcohol, or any drugs; it’s all about enjoying nature responsibly. A friend once forgot their hat and regretted it during the blazing sun.

Guided Language and Group Size

The Inca Jungle Adventure Trek offers a live tour guide fluent in several languages, making it easy for travelers from different backgrounds to fully enjoy the experience. Whether you’re a solo traveler or in a group, the tour can be tailored to your needs. A smaller group size often leads to a more personalized experience, allowing for deeper connections and shared memories.

Language	Group Size Option
Spanish	Private or Small Group
English	Private or Small Group
French/Portuguese	Private or Small Group

Travelers often find that the camaraderie built in smaller groups enhances their adventure. So, gather your mates or meet new friends along the way!

Booking and Cancellation Policy

When planning the Inca Jungle Adventure Trek, it’s good to know that booking is flexible, and you can cancel for free up to 24 hours before the tour starts. This policy is a lifesaver for those spontaneous travelers!

For example, when a friend of mine realized they couldn’t make it last minute, they were relieved to find out they wouldn’t lose any money.

Plus, reserving your spot is a breeze—you can book now and pay later, which makes it easier to plan your trip without breaking the bank.

Just remember to keep an eye on your schedule, and you’ll be set for an unforgettable adventure without the stress of strict cancellation rules!

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Frequently Asked Questions

What Fitness Level Is Required for This Trek?

For this trek, a moderate fitness level’s ideal. It involves biking, hiking, and some climbing. Many participants find it challenging but doable. Regular exercise helps, and a positive attitude makes all the difference!

Are Meals Suitable for Dietary Restrictions?

When it comes to dietary restrictions, they can accommodate most needs. A friend had gluten-free meals on the trek, and they were tasty. Just let them know in advance, and they’ll sort it out for you!

Can I Customize the Activities on the Tour?

He wondered if he could customize the tour activities. While the itinerary’s set, the guides often accommodate requests. It’s worth asking to tweak things a bit for a more personal experience.

Is Travel Insurance Recommended for This Tour?

When considering travel insurance for this tour, it’s a smart move. It covers unexpected hiccups, like cancellations or medical issues. Many travelers swear by it, ensuring peace of mind during their adventurous journey.

What Are the Age Restrictions for Participants?

For this adventure, participants over 95 years old shouldn’t join. It’s also not suitable for pregnant women or those with vertigo, epilepsy, or recent surgeries. Safety’s key, so check those age limits!

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