Duration: 2 days
Departure Time: 03:00 hrs
During day 1, we will pick you up from your downtown accommodation between 3:00 a.m. and 3:30 a.m. and take you to Chivay town in the heart of the Colca Canyon. We’ll have breakfast and then go directly to the “Cruz Del Condor viewpoint,” where we will see the flight of the condors. From here, we will make our way to the Mirador De San Miguel, the starting point of our trekking route.
We will begin our hike at around 9:30 a.m. by walking down to San Juan De Chucchu Village (3 ½ hours walking), where we will have lunch. Afterward, we will hike back uphill through Cosnirhua and Malata villages, arriving in Sangalle by the end of the day, where you will have the opportunity to relax in the swimming pool (3 hours walking) where you are able to share a dinner with your group. After the dinner, you will spend the overnight in rustic bungalows (you have the opportunity to have a private room and bathroom).
During day 2, we will get an early start and begin trekking up at 4:00 am to go to the top of the mountain (a 3-hour steep uphill hike). After that, you will walk 20 minutes to reach Cabanaconde town where we will have breakfast. From Cabanaconde, we will take our bus to Chivay Village, making a few short stops along the way in Maca and at tourist viewpoints. Upon arrival in Chivay, we will visit the relaxing hot springs (30-40 minutes), the perfect remedy for your tired muscles.
We will have lunch at a restaurant, after which you will be transferred to the Puno’s bus (departing at 1:00 pm close to the restaurant with our tour guide). On your way back to Puno, you will see beautiful views of the volcanoes (weather permitting) and you will pass the National Reserve Salinas and Aguada Blanca making a stop to admire flora and fauna. Relax and enjoy the scenic ride back to Puno, arriving at the main place around 7:30 pm.
| Number of persons | Price per person | |
| 1 person | $ USD 95.00 | Inquire Now |
The Colca Canyon is located within the Caylloma Region of Perú which is situated at approximately 3,500 metres and is locally known as La Sierra.
The Colca Valley is a colorful Andean valley with pre-Inca roots, and small colonial towns, still home to the Collagua and the Cabana cultures. Locals maintain their ancestral traditions and continue…
