TRIP ITINERARY
CUSCO -ROCOTO - APURIMAC RIVER
We will pick you up at 9:00 a.m. from your hotel in Cusco to transfer you in our private transportation to the Inca bridge of Huajachaca (Apurimac River), used by the ancient Peruvians to exchange goods between the Pacific Ocean coast and Cusco (2100 m).
Lunch will be served on the banks of the river.
At this point our guides will provide you with all the rafting equipment to start our expedition down the river.
After lunch we will be given a safety talk before starting with the class II and III rapids of this fantastic river.
We will paddle and find the bases of the ancient bridges used from Inca times to the present day.
Dinner will be served at the camp around the campfire (A+C).
SANTO TOMAS RIVER /RAPID CONDORS IN THE BLACK CANYON.
After a healthy breakfast we will hike through the camp to admire the vegetation admire the vegetation such as bromeliads and orchids.
In the morning we will run some rapids and pass the nice part of the canyon to also admire some part of the canyon to also admire some waterfalls and have the opportunity to explore a small creek. to explore a small creek.
Then, after crossing the calm waters and black rock for about 2 to 3 hours, we will continue through an incredible limestone canyon.
After lunch, we will run a few class 3 rapids and have a good chance of encountering river otters, some deer, cormorants, torrent ducks and other tropical birds of the Andes.
We will pass many old bridges suspended along the river; our camp will be on a nice sandy beach where we will have dinner and camp (B+W+C).
"THE OTHER RIGHT" RAPIDS - HUALPACHACA BRIDGE - CUSCO:
After breakfast, we will run the most intense class III to IV rapids of pool-drops rapids, called “El Otro Derecho” among others.
There is also time to explore a couple of streams with waterfalls.
Lunch at the end of our adventure, followed by a four-hour bus ride to your hotel in Cusco in our private transportation (B+W).
Inclusions
Included
- Transportation to and from the river
- All meals and an excellent menu (2 Breakfast, 3 Lunches, 2 Dinners)
- High quality rafting equipment, self bailing rafts / safety kayak, dry bags, wetsuit, helmet, vest, paddle, jacket.
- All camping equipment (double tents, sleeping bags, sleeping mats, etc).
- Professional river safety and procedures
- Excellent river guides of class V (International training, fast water rescue and first aid courses in the wilderness, environmental care, etc.).
Not Included
- Hotels or meals in Cusco
- Tips and extra expenses or services not described in the program.
Pricing
$ USD 590.00
Price per person
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What to Pack
- Sandals or slippers for the river
- Hat or cap. Sunscreen
- Long-sleeved shirt and pants
- An additional pair of tennis for the camp
- Flashlight with spare batteries
- Shorts
- Water bottle
- Insect repellent
- A kinder and more positive mental attitude
Frequently Asked Questions Apurimac River Rafting – Black Canyon (3 Days / 2 Nights)
What is the location of Apurimac River Rafting?
Apurimac River Rafting takes place in the heart of Peru, starting high in the Andes Mountains and winding through breathtaking canyons, gorges, and valleys.
What level of experience is required for Apurimac River Rafting?
Apurimac River Rafting caters to a range of experience levels, from beginners to experienced rafters, with rapids that range from mild to challenging.
Is safety equipment provided for Apurimac River Rafting?
Yes, safety equipment is provided for all rafters, and experienced guides are on hand to ensure everyone stays safe and enjoys the journey.
How long does a typical day of Apurimac River Rafting last?
A typical day of Apurimac River Rafting lasts for several hours, with breaks for lunch and relaxation. Trips can last anywhere from half a day to several days, depending on the itinerary chosen.
Can I bring my own equipment for Apurimac River Rafting?
While personal rafting equipment is not necessary, rafters are welcome to bring their own if they prefer. All necessary safety equipment, including life jackets and helmets, will be provided.
Are there any age restrictions for Apurimac River Rafting?
There is no specific age restriction for Apurimac River Rafting, but it is recommended for those who are physically fit and able to handle the physical demands of the excursion. Children under the age of 18 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian.
Is previous rafting experience necessary for Apurimac River Rafting?
No, previous rafting experience is not necessary for Apurimac River Rafting. The rapids cater to a range of experience levels, from beginners to experienced rafters, and experienced guides are on hand to ensure everyone stays safe and enjoys the journey.
How can I book a trip for Apurimac River Rafting?
You can book a trip for Apurimac River Rafting through a reputable tour operator or travel agent that specializes in adventure sports. It is recommended to book in advance to secure your desired trip dates and to ensure availability.
Travel Guide about Apurimac River Rafting – Black Canyon (3 Days / 2 Nights)
Apurimac River Rafting is an unforgettable experience for adventure seekers and nature lovers alike. Located in the heart of Peru, the Apurimac River boasts rapids that range from mild to challenging, making it an ideal destination for both beginners and experienced rafters.
The journey down the river starts high in the Andes Mountains and winds through breathtaking canyons, gorges, and valleys, offering panoramic views of the lush surrounding landscape. Along the way, rafters will encounter rapids of varying intensity, including Class III, IV, and V rapids, providing a thrill for all levels of experience.
Safety is of the utmost importance during an Apurimac River Rafting trip, and all rafters are provided with top-quality equipment and experienced guides who will ensure that everyone stays safe and enjoys the journey. The guides also provide expert knowledge about the local flora and fauna, adding an educational component to the adventure.
Apurimac River Rafting is 3-day excursion, with trips lasting anywhere from half a day to several days, depending on the itinerary chosen. A typical day of rafting begins with a safety briefing and equipment check before launching into the rapids. After several hours of rafting, there is a break for lunch and a chance to relax and take in the stunning scenery.
Whether you are an experienced rafter or a first-timer, the Apurimac River offers a unique and thrilling adventure that is sure to be remembered for a lifetime. Book your rafting trip today and experience the thrill of navigating one of Peru’s most spectacular rivers.
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