2 DAYS CHONTA, THE PARADISE OF THE CONDORS
2 Days / 1 Night
Group Persons
2 to 10 people
Dificulty
Moderate
Altura
3.400 m.s.n.m
ITINERARY
Our Chonta Condor Canyon View Tour begins with your hotel pickup at 9 a.m. and then continue towards Limatambo. During the tour we will visit the beautiful archaeological center of Tarawasi. continuing with our adventure and having a panoramic view of the community of Chonta and the snow-capped mountains of Salkantay and Humantay.
After lunch in the town of Chonta we will begin our walk and after about an hour and a half, we will finally arrive at the “Huaco” viewpoint. This is located on the right side of the Apurimac River canyon. From the viewpoint we will have a spectacular view of the Apurimac Canyon. In addition, we will have the opportunity to appreciate the impressive Andean Cóndor stream in its natural habitat.
In addition, with a little luck, we will also be able to observe some birds such as eagles, hawks and white-tailed deer.
Finally, after having enjoyed the incredible connection with the Andean Condor and the place, we will return to Chonta Town where we will spend the night and dinner will be waiting for us.
After having a delicious breakfast and recharging ourselves with energy, we will return along the same route we arrived, to head to the archaeological center of Quillarumiyoc, a ceremonial, astronomical and religious place.
After visiting and enjoying this beautiful trip, we will return to your hotel.
PRICE & INCLUSIONS
We offer private tours with exclusive transportation, professional guides and personalized assistance. Each experience is custom designed to ensure comfort and quality. Contact us for more details and quotes.
INCLUDES
- Professional Tour guide
- High quality service and security
- Previous information
- First aid kit
- Personalized service.
- Private Transportation
- Entrance tickets
- Camping Tents
- Mattress
- Water
- Snacks
- 1 Breakfast
- 2 Lunch
- 1 Dinner
NOT INCLUDES
- Airfare to Cusco, Peru.
- Cancellation & medical insurance.
- Meals, snack and drinks not specified.
- Tips & gratuities for guides, drivers, bellboys, waiters, etc.
- Any items of a personal nature such as laundry, drinks, and telephone calls.
- Travel insurance.
- Sleeping Bag
- Walking Poles
RECOMENDATIONS
- Walking boots
- Waterproof jacket/rain poncho
- Warm jacket
- Hat and gloves
- T-shirts
- Hand sanitizer
- Sun hat
- Sunglasses
- Money (Peruvian soles and coins )
- Water bottle or Camelbak
- Sun protection cream
- Water
- Toiletries
- Personal medication
- Camera
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FREQUENT QUESTIONS
First and foremost, double check now that you have your passport and that it is valid and up to date. It is required to have a passport that is valid for 6-months or more to enter Peru. We will need your passport number to make reservations at hotels and at Machu Picchu.
Arrival city is Cusco (CUZ -Alejandro Velasco Astete International Airport). Most airlines will have you fly into Lima where you will go through customs and then board your connecting flight to Cusco.
Groups are usually 8 to 10 people. This also depends on the time of year. The maximum is 10 people and the minimum is 2 people.
You must bring your passport, as it is required for entry to Machu Picchu and for hotel check-ins. We also recommend bringing copies of your important documents. Your passport must also be valid for at least 6 months.
You can book the tour through our website or at our office. Cancellation policies vary depending on the tour or itinerary, but generally, you need to cancel at least 30 days before the tour for a full refund. Please check the specific terms when booking.
We strongly encourages participants to come prepared with health insurance and travel insurance. Here are some suggested websites to determine what insurance best meets your individual needs:
We want you to feel your absolute best while on the journey. We will be in altitudes varying from 3360mt (11000 ft.) – 3900mt (13,000 ft.) Here are some suggestions to help you maintain a vibrant state of health and wellbeing:
- Drink a lot of water and stay well hydrated
- Rest as much as possible upon arrival
- Drink coca leaf tea and herbal teas upon arrival; continue to drink it daily.
- DO NOT drink the tap water in Peru. Hotels & restaurants will have purified water to drink. Bottled water is available as well.
For motion sickness, bring ginger candies to have on hand while on shuttles, trains and buses