Itinerary
WHAT YOU SHOULD BRING:
- Swimsuit.
- Shorts, towel, sandals or slippers for entering the river.
- Hat and sunscreen.
- Water bottle.
- Sleeping bag and sleeping mat (MATRA).
- A small backpack for your personal belongings: documents, some money, sunscreen, a hat.
- Camera.
The rapids are classified as follows:
Difficulty I-II:
– Easy without risk, somewhat exciting
Difficulty III-IV:
– Good and exciting, with some risk
Difficulty V:
– Very exciting and risky, an additional safety vessel is required; this can be a kayak or a boat. This is the highest level of activity allowed with tourists.
Difficulty VI:
– Extreme risk, canoeing is not permitted.
PRICES PER PERSON – 2024
| Dollars | Soles | |
|---|---|---|
| USD 135 | S/.438 | Per person (shared service) |
| USD 253 | S/.770 | Per person (Private) x group of 02 |
| USD 205 | S/.672 | Per person (Private) x group of 04 |
| USD 175 | S/.574 | Per person (Private) x group of 06 or more… |
Important – Prices do not include VAT for Peruvian passengers.
Program
DAY 1.- CANOEING ON THE VILCANOTA – CUSIPATA RIVER
We’ll pick you up from your hotel in our private transportation. After a two-hour drive, you’ll arrive in Cusipata, where our private campsite is located. Upon arrival at our private campsite, we’ll provide you with all your personal rafting equipment, including life jackets, a rain jacket, a wetsuit, and a helmet. Our guides will give you a safety briefing and instructions on how to raft Class II rapids. After a two-and-a-half-hour rafting trip down the river, our transportation will return you to camp. Lunch will be served at the campsite, followed by a scenic hike. Afterward, we’ll rest at our “CASA CUSI,” a camping area with a comfortable dining area, sauna, jacuzzi, hammocks, and excellent food. At night, you’ll sleep to the murmur of the river.
Day 2.- CANOEING ON THE CHUQUICAHUANA RIVER
After a relaxing sauna and a good night’s rest, we’ll enjoy a healthy breakfast and head to the Chuquicahuana section of the river, where we’ll ride the Class III rapids. You’ll enjoy a two-hour adventure on the river. At the end of the excursion, we have a buffet lunch on the riverbank, consisting of a variety of dishes tailored to your needs, as well as soft drinks, mate, and more. After lunch, you can enjoy the sauna, and then we’ll return to Cusco, arriving at 4:30 p.m.
Includes
 | Pick up from the hotel. |
 | Guía Profesional de Canotaje. |
| Complete canoeing equipment: wetsuit, life jacket, windbreaker, safety helmet, oars. |
 | One breakfast, 2 lunches and 1 dinner. |
 | Private transportation round trip. |
| Tents. |
| Sauna and Jacuzzi. |
| Safety kayak. |
Not Included
 | Foods not mentioned. |
| Digital photo and video service (optional, inquire at our office or via email). |
| Tip. |
| Extras. |
Note
AVAILABLE DISCOUNTS: Students: ISIC CARD.
(Students require an International Student Identity Card and must be under 25 years of age.)
Recommendations
- Wear sneakers or light shoes or tennis shoes.
- Drink plenty of fluids on your excursions.
- Wear a raincoat (long poncho) during the rainy season.
- Sunscreen and a wide-brimmed hat for sunny days.
- Binoculars.
- Sunglasses, plastic bags.
- Medication and/or personal items (contact lens solution).
- One light backpack or briefcase per person.
- Camera or camcorder and film.
- Have checks and small coins (dollars, euros, or soles) on hand.
Requirements to book the Tour
Requirements to book the tour:
- Tour start date.
- First name (as written in passport).
- Last name (as written in passport).
- Scanned passports or ID cards (Required).
- Nationality.
- Passport number.
- Date of birth.
- Specify accommodation type (Single, Double, Matrimonial, Triple).
- Specify hotel category (2, 3, 4, or 5 stars).
- Contact phone numbers.
- Payment of 50% of the tour cost.
- Prices are promotional and for cash payments only. Payments by credit card will incur an 8% surcharge.
