It is not that difficult and not that challenging, however we recommend that the passenger have some experience with the bike. then with the recommendation of our tour guide you will have a great time with our tour.

Each trek is different and you will obviously modify your packing list for your own needs. The Inca Jungle tour is different in the way that you stay in hotels along your trek. You can therefore bring extra things relevant to this as you will not have a weight limit like other treks. Do be mindful that you will have to carry your own pack during the hiking sections of the trip but during other activities they hall be safely stored in our van or other secure locations.

Essentials: Water bottle/s of 3 litres in total, waterproofs (jacket and pants), extra socks & underwear, bug repellent, sunscreen, extra layers and clothing i.e. jumper for subsequent days, sun hat / beanie, any medication you need including inhalers, extra lightweight shoes / flip flops, swimwear and towel, bags to put wet clothing, money, passport. Optional: Walking poles, battery pack, go pro, camera, sunglasses, phone, lip balm (UV rays here are some of the highest in the world), extra clothing, snacks (although we do provide you with this). If you are unsure whether you will need an item, just as us during briefing or on your inquiry form when booking.

You know yourself better than anyone else if your medical condition will hinder your trip or not. It is imperative that you let us know however, especially if you intend to carry medications with you. We can advise on the best options if we are aware and also make special provisions if needed. Although if you do have an ongoing medical condition we highly urge you to seek council with your doctor before booking onto any trek.

Yes. You’ll need to make sure you take enough water for the first morning of your trek, but after this, we’ll provide you with boiled water to fill your bottle or pouch with at every meal and campsite. The water is clean and perfectly safe for you to drink, so you don’t need to worry in that respect.
Make sure you take a reusable bottle or Camelbak to use the entire trek. We prefer not to use plastic bottles to help protect the environment and the routes.

Although everything is paid for in advance and included in the package, you definitely need to take some extra cash with you for the trek. Around 500 Peruvian soles are enough. Don’t take dollars, as these aren’t liable to tender in rural parts of the country.

You might not need to use any at all, but it’s always a good idea in case of emergencies or if you need to buy anything along the way. You might also find that you feel tired on a part of the route and would like to hire a horse for a small section.

The highest point that you will reach doing this Inca Jungle Trek will be at the beginning of the mountain bike on the first day; the altitude is 4,316 meters (14,160 ft), but you will reach there by car and be there only for a few minutes before starting the cycling down to the jungle.
On the next day, the altitude will vary from 1200 to 2,040 meters, and the altitude of Machu Picchu is 2,430 meters, which you will visit on the last day.

Cusco has many places where you can do rafting, but the one that is located along the Inca Jungle Trek is one of the most well-recommended for beginners and experienced people. On this river, you will easily find I, II, III, and III+, with some rapids that make it perfect to enjoy the water.
This activity is very safe because the people who work with us are very professional and licensed by the authorities in Cusco. They will provide a safety speech before going in the river, as well as the safety gear (helmet, life jacket, water shoes, splash jacket). There will also be a safety kayaker who will take care during the rafting.

On the second day, you will see different local farms where fruits are grown, such as bananas, oranges, limes, papayas, avocados, and more. You will also see some wild fruits. We will have the opportunity to visit some coca crops and learn how we use them.
Enjoy the best chocolate and coffee grown in the area. In case you want to participate by making a chocolate or a coffee, you can also do it.
You will walk in a section of the Inca Trail that connects with Machu Picchu and the jungle, you will enjoy the impressive views and you will learn the history of the Incas.
Wildlife is no exception on this tour; You will see some wildlife along the route, including snakes, parrots, insects, birds, and more.

The hot spring of Cocalmayo has a varied temperature. the coldest one is about 25 Celsius and the hottest one about 38 Celsius. You can spend around an hour in it due to the new regulations.
It is natural hot water that comes from the ground and it is clear water

we know these kinds of activities have a big risk, which is why we have chosen the safest zipline company in the area, which guarantees safety and has a lot of experience.
That zipline is one of the longest in the Cusco region, and it crosses the valley a few times with different circuits, the longest of which is about a kilometer.

Yes, if you want to skip these activities for any reason, we understand and will help you find another option. You can also just stay at the base camp with the others in the group and board the bus together to reach the next place.

The answer to this question changes depending on your preferences. If you want to visit Cusco during the dry season when there is much less chance of rain, it is best to come between May and October.
The rest of the year there are rains most days and we can never guarantee a dry hike. June and July are the busiest months so you will need to book well in advance. However, it is also very cold during the nights at this time of the year.

On the other hand, you may not be too concerned about the weather and would prefer to enjoy the walk without many other visitors. In this case, traveling during the rainy season means that there are not many people on the road. However, keep in mind that January and February are particularly wet and the route can be slippery.

In general, the best time of the year to do the Inca Jungle route is in May or October. The crowds are not too big and the weather is generally nice and you will get fantastic views of the landscape. This way, you get the best of both worlds.

The maximum group size for all treks is 12 people. In general, our groups are from 4 to 10 people. PERU TREK specializes in SMALL and PRIVATE groups and provides personalized services.