The ultimate action-packed expedition to Machu Picchu. Plunge 3,000 vertical meters by mountain bike, tackle Class III whitewater rapids, fly across deep canyons on ziplines, and trek high-jungle Incan trails.
Intimate pace & personalized attention on every route.
100% native Cusco team without middleman commissions.
Oxygen tanks, pulse oximeters, and WFR certified leaders.
Fair pay, warm mountain gear, and community empowerment.
Descend from snow-capped Andean glaciers straight into lush subtropical coffee and fruit plantations before reaching the Lost City of the Incas at sunrise.
The most dynamic and varied route to Machu Picchu. Coast 3 hours downhill on mountain bikes from alpine…
The ultimate adrenaline journey to Machu Picchu. Combine 60 km of downhill mountain biking from glacier heights into…
We do not compromise on safety. Hydraulic disc brake mountain bikes, full-face helmets, CE-certified rafting lifejackets, and professional swift-water rescue guides.
Fluent in Quechua & English, university-graduated storytellers, and certified in Wilderness First Aid (WFR).
Hot, fresh organic Andean culinary meals prepared daily on trail. Full catering for vegetarian, vegan, and gluten-free diets.
Roomy 4-season Eureka/Doite tents (4-person size for 2 guests), insulated sleeping pads, and cozy dining tents.
Oxygen tanks, pulse oximeters, satellite radios, and 24/7 operations room tracking every team in real time.
The Inca Jungle is designed for thrill-seekers who want to combine heart-pumping outdoor sports with archaeological discovery. The adventure begins at Abra Malaga (4,350 m), where you embark on an exhilarating 55-kilometer paved downhill bike ride through misty cloud forests into the Amazon fringe.
Navigate thrilling rapids on the Urubamba River, soak in the crystalline volcanic hot springs of Cocalmayo, zip-line hundreds of meters above the jungle canopy, and walk along surviving cliffside Incan pathways surrounded by coffee, cacao, and passionfruit orchards.
No hidden fees. Every critical detail from door-to-door transfers to gourmet meals is taken care of.
When you travel with Wayna Peru Expeditions, you directly support native Quechua highland families. We champion fair wages, strict load weight limits for porters, nutritious meals, and high-mountain thermal gear.
What to bring for biking, rafting, hot springs, and jungle hiking.
<p>Pack a swimsuit and compact microfiber towel for both the whitewater rafting adventure and the Cocalmayo hot springs.</p>
<p>Bring one pair of hiking boots for the trail and a pair of water-resistant sneakers or sport sandals for biking and rafting.</p>
<p>The high jungle (Santa Maria and Santa Teresa) is home to tiny biting sandflies. Pack high-DEET insect repellent.</p>
<p>The top of Abra Malaga pass is freezing and windy before you descend into warmer air. Wear gloves and a windproof jacket.</p>
Read genuine feedback from adventurers who explored the Andes under the care of our native guides.
Clear facts about difficulty, safety, and activities.
No previous experience is required! The biking is entirely downhill on a smooth paved road, and our support vehicle follows right behind the group. Rafting includes a comprehensive safety briefing and professional river safety kayakers.
No. If you prefer not to participate in rafting or zip-lining, you can relax at the lodge, explore local coffee plantations, or take scenic riverside nature walks instead.
Unlike camping treks, the Inca Jungle features comfortable local eco-lodges and guesthouses in Santa Maria, Santa Teresa, and a 3-star hotel in Aguas Calientes with private bathrooms and hot showers.
<p>Secure your spot on Peru’s most thrilling multi-sport route to Machu Picchu with daily guaranteed departures and top-tier safety gear.</p>
Planning for Inca Jungle
