You need your passport to enter Peru. For the Tours in Cusco, it is also necessary. Certain sites won’t let you in without it and it’s always a good idea to take it with you in case of an emergency.
Walking poles are an optional item, but are generally recommended. Because they can really help with the heavy impact on the knees and ankles by up to 20% during these multi-day hikes.
We’ll carry your duffel bag for you, which means all you need to pack for the day is a backpack. You want it to be lightweight and only hold the essentials: snacks, water, camera, sunscreen, etc.
There is always the possibility of rain when doing the Tours in Cusco, especially during the rainy season (October-March). You should bring a jacket for maximum protection from the rain.
The outer layer is usually made up of a windproof, waterproof, and importantly, warm jacket and pants. These items are essential in the colder parts of the Tours in Cusco at high altitudes.
You’ll need to bring a trekking shirt for every day of the trek. We highly recommend these breathable and lightweight shirts. Since they are usually used during the day and more so on a sunny day.
Another extremely comfortable garment that you need for the walk through the Tours in Cusco are the trekking pants. One is enough if the trek is less than 4 days. If it is for several days, bring two.
Like your outer jacket, the outer gloves are like a shield that protects you from the rains and cold of the Tours in Cusco. They should be warm, waterproof, and durable.
A hiking hat is a must on the Tours in Cusco. You’re extremely close to the sun here and need to protect your face and neck from the UV rays. You can burn in minutes if you aren’t protected.
The head accessory is a headband or hat to withstand the sub-zero temperatures of the evenings and early mornings. As you reach higher altitudes, you will feel your head getting cold very quickly.
A neckband or balaclava to keep your neck and face warm when temperatures drop below freezing is another Tours in Cusco essential. We strongly advise taking one fleeced buff and one thin buff.
In Peru, ultraviolet rays are very strong. And more on the Tours in Cusco, you will reach even higher. You must wear a quality pair of sunglasses with UV protection (minimum 80% light reduction).
There is no doubt that the most spectacular part of the Tours in Cusco is the scenery, so you will surely want to capture some amazing photos. If you do not have a camera, you can also bring your cell phone.
Sunscreen is very important Tours in Cusco. Since most of the day, we will be exposed to the sun and sun cream is ideal to protect you from ultraviolet rays. It is recommended to take 70 degrees.
The most important piece of trekking equipment is hiking boots. Ill-fitting boots are a hiker’s nightmare and can cause toenail damage, painful blisters, and general foot pain. Be sure to wear your size.
Another essential footwear item for optimum comfort is hiking socks. You need a pair a day as well as high-wicking sock liners. You know that the Tours in Cusco will get cold, so thermal socks are a must.
Near the city of Cusco is one of the most impressive natural sights you can imagine: the mountain of seven colors, also known as Rainbow Mountain or Vinicunca. If you’re looking for an exciting day out of town that will challenge you but provide the most fantastic rewards, this is the perfect choice.
Get ready to discover one of the most impressive natural wonders on the planet in the middle of the Peruvian Andes. If you visit Cusco, this day trip is a must! Our one day tour to Vinicunca, or Rainbow Mountain, will take you through remote high altitude arid lands and isolated communities found in the Vilcanota mountain range. You will also be able to witness the immensity of the sacred mountain Ausangate (6,372 m/ 20,905 ft), the highest in the region.
