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Complete Peru Package 12 Days / 11 Nights

Lima, Paracas, Ballestas Islands, Huacachina, Nazca Lines, Cusco, Sacred Valley of the Incas, Machu Picchu, Humantay Lake, Salkantay Pass, Uros Islands, Lake Titicaca, Route of the Sun, Rainbow Mountain
Duration 12 Days / 11 Nights
Group Size Min 2 Persons
Physical Level Easy
Best Season All Year
Meals / Food Daily buffet breakfasts at hotels + gourmet Andean lunches and dinners as indicated in the itinerary
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Overview & Journey Experience

Peru presents a collection of settings from ocean edges to mountain ranges. This setup involves 12 days with 11 nights of residence. It centers on land shifts and area engagements without flight expenses.

BIO ANDEAN EXPEDITIONS directs this arrangement with over 18 years of practice. The entity carries a 4.5-star mark on TripAdvisor from more than 550 remarks. It includes approvals like RUC: 20611275221 and SUNAT confirmation. The method stresses guarded, earth-mindful, and enduring tourism ways.

Aerial bookings remain apart from the offer. People set their own flights to coordinate with the program. This gives room for choices in providers or schedules.

The course opens in Lima and extends south prior to inland moves. Parts join through set arrangements. Attendees meet Andean ways in the process.

Cusco functions as a main spot for several portions. Trips from it touch adjacent regions abundant in former aspects. The layout adds slots for fitting to altitudes.

Following areas cover sky observations and water walks. These bring in movement factors. The close returns to Cusco for leave.

Altogether, the scheme matches those attracted to Peru’s combined draws. It unites led gatherings with specific loose times. Aid from BIO ANDEAN EXPEDITIONS assures even flow.

Tour Highlights

  • Full direction over the travel, with BIO ANDEAN EXPEDITIONS’ officials giving broad understandings of Andean courses, exceeding common tales in matching provisions from other bodies.
  • Firm-owned private transportation, offering firmness and relief better than hired substitutes from opponent groups.
  • Distinct rest in geodesic domes at Soraypampa, with local beast contacts and night sights, separating from standard housing in rival bundles.
  • Versatile track picks for Machu Picchu shift, allowing selection of PeruRail (with wide pane outlooks for land enjoyment) or Inca Rail (aimed at swift passage with fewer pauses), unlike set picks in others.
  • Addition of habits like ground rites and meal displays, placing true Andean parts missing in numerous like setups.
  • Constant watch by a BIO ANDEAN EXPEDITIONS link across the entire scheme, delivering adapted aid that tops periodic links in other aids.
  • Plates stressing local organic roots, with bend for global likes at added fees, allowing more meal span than typical fixed lists in substitutes.
  • Wide reach of Peru’s districts from coasts to summits, combining more spots like Nazca Lines and Uros Islands than shorter forms within BIO ANDEAN EXPEDITIONS or external.
  • Approved lasting methods, confirming lesser nature mark than uncertified choices.
  • Tuning slot in Cusco with hints for soft strolls, helping superior fit than quick paces in other arrangements.

Trip Logistics & Details

  • Duration: 12 days and 11 nights, initiating with Lima airport gathering and finishing with Cusco airport send-off.
  • Starting Point: Lima airport welcome, leading to first placement in the capital.
  • Ending Point: Cusco, post a morning trek and then airport conveyance.
  • Group Size: Joint operations for sets, usually 10 to 15 for simplicity and sharing.
  • Accommodation Level: 4-star or 3-star stays in places like Lima and Cusco, boutique in Aguas Calientes, regular in Ica, geodesic domes in Soraypampa for close-to-nature rest.
  • Transportation Types: Private transportation possessed by BIO ANDEAN EXPEDITIONS with adept drivers, joint carriers for clusters, trains for track parts, vessels for aquatic sections, and air for surveys.
  • Guide Services: Authorities from BIO ANDEAN EXPEDITIONS who oversee assemblies from varied nations in multiple tongues, supplying full narratives of trails and places.
  • Meals Provided: Picked morning meals, midday, and evenings from natural and local organic supplies; picks for worldwide food at supplementary charge—contact the BIO ANDEAN EXPEDITIONS reservation unit.
  • Physical Requirements: From very easy in level grounds to demanding in upper zones, with paths to 5,200 meters above sea level.
  • Altitude Variations: Beginning at 80 meters above sea level in Lima, climbing to 5,200 meters above sea level at Rainbow Mountain, calling for phased tuning.
  • Eco-Friendly Focus: Actions foster continuing routines, with slight interference to natural places and help to close communities.
  • Custom Options: Chances to change to sole setups or attach extras like beast aids for paths.

Day by Day Itinerary

Detailed daily breakdown, key highlights, and logistical milestones.

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Upon arrival at Jorge Chávez International Airport in Lima (sea level), a BIO ANDEAN EXPEDITIONS representative will greet you with a sign bearing your name. You will enjoy a comfortable 45-70 minute private transfer (depending on traffic) in our air-conditioned vehicle to your hotel in vibrant Miraflores.

After approximately 30 minutes for check-in and settling in, your guided city tour begins at 2:00 PM and lasts 4 hours. You will visit iconic sites in a logical flow to avoid crowds: Plaza San Martín, historic Downtown Lima, the eerie San Francisco Church Catacombs (underground ossuaries with over 25,000 skeletons), lush El Olivar Park (olive groves dating to 1540), the pre-Inca Huaca Pucllana pyramid (right in Miraflores), and the cliffside Love Park (Parque del Amor) with Pacific Ocean views and Miró-inspired mosaics.

Our multilingual expert guide (English/Spanish, with options for other languages) will share Peru’s colonial, gastronomic, and cultural history. You will return to your hotel by 6:00 PM for free time; dinner suggestions include fresh ceviche nearby. Overnight in Lima (3-4* hotel). Meals: None. Altitude: Sea level.

Notes: BIO ANDEAN EXPEDITIONS prioritizes safety with licensed drivers and real-time tracking via our app.

Day 1 Visual Highlights
Lima Welcome and Survey
Lima Welcome and Survey
Lima Welcome and Survey

The day begins with an early start: 4:00 AM hotel pickup in Lima, followed by a 5:00 AM private transfer south (4-5 hours, ~260 km) along the Pan-American Highway to Paracas. You will arrive around 9:00 AM for hotel check-in and breakfast (fresh seafood, fruits; included).

At 9:00 AM, you will join a 2-hour speedboat tour to the Ballestas Islands (“Peru’s Poor Man’s Galápagos”), where you can spot sea lions, Humboldt penguins, dolphins, and seabirds like boobies and pelicans, plus the massive Candelabro geoglyph (Mystery of the Candelabrum). The tour returns by 11:00 AM.

Midday involves a private transfer (1 hour) to the desert oasis of Huacachina; you will check into your hotel by 1:00 PM for lunch (organic local fare) and free time (swim in the lagoon or relax). At 4:00 PM (optimal for sunset), you will experience a thrilling 2-3 hour dune buggy + sandboarding adventure: race massive dunes, board down (standing or belly; gear provided), and watch the sun dip over endless sands—one of Peru’s top adrenaline rushes.

You will return by 6:30 PM; optional dinner at DM Messone in nearby Ica (pisco tastings, regional wines; reservations via us). Directors will share Ica’s traditions. Overnight in Huacachina. Meals: Breakfast, lunch. Altitude: Sea level.

Notes: Weather-dependent; buggies driven by professionals (safety harnesses mandatory).

Day 2 Visual Highlights
Coastal South Move
Coastal South Move
Coastal South Move

After breakfast at your hotel, you will have a ~1-hour private transfer to Nazca Airport (morning flights are best: calmer winds, optimal visibility). You will enjoy a 30-40 minute Cessna flight over the UNESCO-listed Nazca Lines (~70 massive geoglyphs etched 2,000+ years ago: hummingbird, monkey, whale, astronaut, etc.; with pilot narration).

You will land by noon and have free time for lunch (optional Chauchilla Cemetery tombs nearby). In the afternoon, enjoy a private return to Lima (~7 hours, ~580 km; arrive in the evening). You can relax or explore Miraflores’ Larcomar cliffs. Overnight in Lima. Meals: Breakfast. Altitude: Sea level.

Notes: Flights $80-110 USD + taxes (~S/77 total; book early, weather may cancel/reschedule). Nazca at 520m ASL—easy.

Day 3 Visual Highlights
Nazca Sky View
Nazca Sky View
Nazca Sky View

After breakfast, enjoy a private transfer to Lima Airport (~45 min). Take a morning flight to Cusco (1h20m; LATAM/Sky/JetSMART; book early). BIO ANDEAN EXPEDITIONS will meet you at Cusco Airport (3,400m/11,150 ft) for a ~20-min transfer to your Sacred Valley hotel (lower elevation: Urubamba/Ollantaytambo, ~2,800m/9,200 ft—better for acclimatization).

The afternoon is free: enjoy gentle walks, coca tea, and light meals. Guides will provide altitude tips (hydrate, rest, no alcohol on Day 1). There will be an evening briefing. Overnight in Sacred Valley. Meals: Breakfast.

Notes: Flights ~$50-100 USD. Acclimatize gradually—headaches are common; oxygen available.

Day 4 Visual Highlights
Fly to Cusco & Acclimatization
Fly to Cusco & Acclimatization
Fly to Cusco & Acclimatization

After breakfast, transfer to Cusco (30 min) for a full-day tour (Cusco Tourist Ticket included). Visit Qorikancha (Sun Temple, gold-plated Inca walls under Dominican convent), Sacsayhuamán fortress (zigzag mega-stones), Qenqo (sacred rock carvings), Puca Pucara (red fortress), and Tambomachay (Inca baths).

The order is flexible to avoid crowds; an expert guide will explain Inca engineering (stones fitted without mortar, earthquake-proof). You will return by evening. Overnight in Cusco. Meals: Breakfast, lunch (buffet). Altitude: 3,400m.

Notes: Moderate walking; easy level. Partial Ticket S/70 covers these sites.

Day 5 Visual Highlights
Cusco City Tour & Inca Sites
Cusco City Tour & Inca Sites
Cusco City Tour & Inca Sites

After breakfast, enjoy a full-day tour: Pisac ruins/market (terraces, artisan textiles), Urubamba (buffet lunch, organic Andean fare), Ollantaytambo (massive fortress/temple overlooking valley), optional Chinchero (weaving demo, rainbow-named village), Moray (Inca experimental terraces), and Maras salt ponds (3,000+ evaporation pools).

In the evening, take a scenic PeruRail Expedition/Vistadome train from Ollantaytambo (~2h; stunning Urubamba River canyon views) to Aguas Calientes (2,000m/6,560 ft). Hotel pickup and briefing included. Overnight in Aguas Calientes. Meals: Breakfast, lunch. Altitude: 2,000-2,800m.

Notes: Partial Ticket S/70. Train ~$60-100 USD round-trip; book early.

Day 6 Visual Highlights
Sacred Valley Exploration & Train to Aguas Calientes
Sacred Valley Exploration & Train to Aguas Calientes
Sacred Valley Exploration & Train to Aguas Calientes

Start early with a 5:30 AM first bus (25 min, every 10 min; $12 USD up/down) to Machu Picchu (2,430m/7,970 ft). Enjoy a guided 2-3h tour: Temple of the Sun, Intihuatana sundial, Royal Palace, and condor-shaped rock.

Free time follows (2h; Circuit 2 recommended for views). In the afternoon, take the bus and train back to Ollantaytambo, then private van to Cusco (total ~4h). Evening free. Overnight in Cusco. Meals: Breakfast.

Notes: Entry ~$50 USD (book via Ministry site; Huayna Picchu +$30, limited). No drones/food inside. Moderate, easy terrain.

Day 7 Visual Highlights
Machu Picchu & Return to Cusco
Machu Picchu & Return to Cusco
Machu Picchu & Return to Cusco

Enjoy a 4:00 AM pickup and 3h drive to Soraypampa trailhead (3,900m/12,800 ft). Check into glamping domes (private baths, hot showers, views of Salkantay/Humantay peaks).

Then, undertake a moderate-strenuous 1.5-2h uphill hike (steep, ~300m gain) to Humantay Lake (4,200m/13,780 ft; turquoise glacial waters). Picnic lunch and optional Pachamama offering included. Relax with a bonfire and light dinner. Demanding due to altitude; horses optional (~$20 USD). Overnight in domes. Meals: Breakfast, lunch, dinner.

Notes: Moderate-hard; oxygen/poles provided. Acclimatize well.

Day 8 Visual Highlights
Humantay Lake Hike (Salkantay Trek Day 1)
Humantay Lake Hike (Salkantay Trek Day 1)
Humantay Lake Hike (Salkantay Trek Day 1)

After dawn dome breakfast, face a challenging 3-4h ascent via “Trail of 7 Snakes” to Salkantay Pass (4,638m/15,210 ft; highest point—stunning 360° views of Apus Salkantay/Humantay). Enjoy a ceviche/pisco demo and group lunch.

Descend 2-3h to the trailhead, then 3h drive to Cusco. Evening free to recover. Strenuous but rewarding. Overnight in Cusco. Meals: Breakfast, lunch.

Notes: Hard; weather variable (layers essential). Total trek ~12-15 km.

Day 9 Visual Highlights
Salkantay Pass (4,638m) & Return to Cusco
Salkantay Pass (4,638m) & Return to Cusco
Salkantay Pass (4,638m) & Return to Cusco

Depart at 6:30 AM on a tourist bus (Inka Express-style; ~10h): stops include Andahuaylillas (Sistine Chapel of Americas—mestizo murals), Raqchi (Wiracocha Temple—tallest Inca roof), La Raya Pass (4,335m; llamas, Andes divide), and Pucará Museum (lithic stones, pre-Inca origins).

Buffet lunch in Sicuani (Andean fusion). Arrive in Puno (~3,800m/12,500 ft) in the evening; hotel transfer included. Overnight in Puno. Meals: Breakfast, lunch.

Notes: Easy; guided stops (English/Spanish).

Day 10 Visual Highlights
Cusco to Lake Titicaca (Puno) via Sun Route
Cusco to Lake Titicaca (Puno) via Sun Route
Cusco to Lake Titicaca (Puno) via Sun Route

After breakfast, take a 2h boat to the Uros floating islands (reed homes, birdlife; visit a family, learn totora crafts). Moderate walking involved.

In the afternoon, take the Sun Route bus back to Cusco (~10h; reverse stops). Overnight in Cusco. Meals: Breakfast, lunch.

Notes: Normal effort; life vests provided. Ecolodge optional (+).

Day 11 Visual Highlights
Lake Titicaca Uros Islands & Sun Route Back
Lake Titicaca Uros Islands & Sun Route Back
Lake Titicaca Uros Islands & Sun Route Back

Begin with a 3:30-4:00 AM pickup and 2.5-3h drive to Cusipata trailhead (4,700m/15,420 ft). Complete a 1.5-2h moderate uphill hike (~400m gain, 7km RT) to Vinicunca (5,200m/17,060 ft; rainbow stripes from minerals).

Spend 1h at the summit (views of Ausangate). Lunch en route back; arrive in Cusco by 4-5 PM. Airport transfer for evening flight. Demanding altitude; horses ~$15-20 USD. Meals: Breakfast, lunch.

Notes: Hard; layers (cold/windy), sunscreen essential. Red Valley add-on optional (+1-2h). End of services.

Inclusions: All private transfers, entrances, trains/buses/flight assist, meals as noted, 3-4* hotels/domes, English/Spanish guides, oxygen kit, duffels/horse support (treks), BIO ANDEAN EXPEDITIONS tracking/app.

Extras: Nazca flight, tips (~$5-10/day pp), drinks, Huayna Picchu.

Why BIO ANDEAN EXPEDITIONS? 100% local Cusco-based (5* TripAdvisor), sustainable (5% to communities), small groups (max 8-10), acclimatization-optimized. Customizable; book now for 2026 (permits sell out).

Total Cost: Contact for quote (group discounts; all-inclusive).

Day 12 Visual Highlights
Rainbow Mountain Hike & Departure
Rainbow Mountain Hike & Departure
Rainbow Mountain Hike & Departure

What's Included & What's Not

Transparent clarity on all services, permits, amenities, and exclusions for your journey.

Fully Covered • All permits, bilingual guides, transports and logistics
  • Airport welcome and shift to hotel in Lima: Comprises greeting at the access space and direct haul to your lodging, easing the onset after voyage.
  • Housing in diverse areas: 4-star or 3-star in Lima and Cusco with traits like network and eat zones; boutique in Aguas Calientes for near track reach; standard in Ica; geodesic domes in Soraypampa with heated rinses, own baths, and warmth for chill times.
  • Led surveys with reports: BIO ANDEAN EXPEDITIONS’ capable persons, skilled in world management and dialects, offer complete specifics on each zone’s past and value.
  • Access fees to areas: Surrounds entry to places like Nazca Lines, Machu Picchu, and Rainbow Mountain, removing spot buys.
  • Private transportation: Kept by BIO ANDEAN EXPEDITIONS with able drivers, ensuring guarded and on-time changes.
  • Named meals: Box opens, buffet middays, and lights from natural, local organic bases; ask for global substitutes at extra cost.
  • Track travels: Choices between PeruRail (scenic windows) or Inca Rail (level transit) for Aguas Calientes paths.
  • Aquatic surveys: For Ballestas Islands and lake spots, with guard tools and set sizes for better watch.
  • Further engagements: Such as sky flights over Nazca, sand moves in Huacachina, and rites at Salkantay, adding special cultural points.
  • Fixed help: A BIO ANDEAN EXPEDITIONS worker views your scheme always for wants.
Exclusions • Personal extras, travel insurance, and optional upgrades
  • Air travels: Parts like Lima to Cusco or back require apart planning for personal pacing.
  • Some meals: Midday and evening on select dates, letting choices of zone food or likes.
  • Early entries: Feasible extra costs at housings if prior to usual hours.
  • Beast rents: For hard paths like Rainbow Mountain or Salkantay, given as options for aid needs.
  • Gifts: For directors, runners, or workers, grounded on aid grade.
  • Added fees: Like Nazca access (approximately S/77 soles), not in chief roll.
  • Sole upgrades: Such as lone domes or directors, priced separate.
  • Added pursuits: Beyond planned, like more surveys or things.
  • Unnoted services: Own spends like remembrances or wash.

Pricing & Booking Tiers

Option 1: 4-Star Hotels (Promotional for 2026)

  • Group +4 pax: USD 1,850.00 per person
  • 3 pax: USD 1,900.00
  • 2 pax: USD 1,990.00
  • 1 pax: USD 2,390.00

Option 2: 3-Star Hotels (Promotional for 2026)

  • Group +4 pax: USD 1,810.00 per person
  • 3 pax: USD 1,850.00
  • 2 pax: USD 1,930.00
  • 1 pax: USD 2,280.00

Reservation deposit: USD 600.00 Recommendation: Pay balance in cash in Cusco to avoid 8% card fee Contact BIO ANDEAN EXPEDITIONS for bookings.

Travel Guide & FAQs

  • Firm shoes for steps: Crucial for paths on uneven lands in places like Sacred Valley or Rainbow Mountain; pick open materials to deal with weather and cut wear on long routes.
  • Shiftable wear: Add jackets, tops, and fine shirts to handle temp differences from warm edge days in Paracas to cold high evenings in Cusco; include swift-dry stuff for shower possibilities.
  • Sun guard and cover: Intense beams at above 3,000 meters above sea level need strong SPF and wide sides to stop burns in outer actions.
  • Reusable holder: For water keep, vital in busy segments like Humantay path; fill at secure sources to lessen throw.
  • Own cures: Height helps, hurt ease, and orders; prior doctor chat for altitude advice.
  • Travel paper and copies: Chief for entries and adds as hold; keep in sealed case for safety.
  • Area cash in small: For gifts, eats, or stands; few devices in far like Aguas Calientes.
  • Little holder: For day needs in surveys, with parts for setup; light for paths.
  • Rain shield: Wrap or closed coat, as Andean shifts fast.
  • Power bites: Strips or grains between feeds, for active dates; lasting ones.
  • Snap tool or charge: For areas, with extras for low-power like domes.
  • Bug ward: For edge and lake to push off during vessel or twilights.
  • Plug changer: For Peru types (A and C) in rests.
  • Note space and writer: For marks on director talks or sights.
  • Sight tools: For creatures in Ballestas or distant highs.

Climate Considerations

Peru climate changes per zone. Lima Paracas mild 18-22°C, foggy mid-year. Cusco dry May-October warm days cold nights. November-April rain green. Nazca hot dry. Layers prepare. Faced sudden high rain—cape always.

Seasonal Comparison

TimeEdgesUppersFit For
Dry (May-Oct)Sunny mildClear cool evePaths view
Wet (Nov-Apr)Warm humidShow freshFew crowd color

Local People and Culture

Andean in Cusco warm, Quechua Spanish. Honor ways, greet. Uros share reed life. Polite stall trade. Bonded tea share—acts link.

Typical Food

Plates quinoa potatoes corn farms. Try gallina or saltado Cusco. Edge sea fresh. Veggie beans greens. Organics core; global more cost. Family authentic.

Food Statistics

  • Potato over 3,000 Andes.
  • Quinoa 70% region high protein.

Free Visits

Cusco square walk, Lima cliffs. Ica art streets. Aguas stalls. Adds free. No cost watch vendors.

Budget Eating Spots

Lima eateries sets USD 4. Cusco locals stew USD 6. Nazca markets cheap. Avoid tourist; locals guide. Saved snack corn.

Dressing Year-Round

Breathable layers. Warm light jackets night. Cold coats boots. Firm shoes walks. Cover sites. Hats gloves highs.

Clothing List

  • Base: Wick tops.
  • Mid: Fleece warm.
  • Outer: Sealed coat.
  • Foot: Grip shoes.

Physical Effort and Health Needs

Flat walks mix hard 4-6 km steep thin air. Height head possible. Fluids light tea aid. Doctor conditions. Moderate fitness rests help. Paced managed.

The dry season from May to October is ideal, with stable conditions for highland paths like Rainbow Mountain and Salkantay. There is less rain, safer trails, and clearer views. The wet season from November to April is lush and green but requires preparation for showers. Choose based on your preference for weather comfort or scenery.
The itinerary includes a free day in Cusco at 3,200 meters above sea level to allow your body to acclimatize. Stay hydrated, avoid heavy meals at first, drink coca leaf tea for relief, and rest. If you feel dizzy, inform the guide immediately. Bio Andean Expeditions monitors health, provides oxygen when needed, and short walks help prepare for heights up to 5,200 meters.
Yes, options include extra horse support on sections like Humantay Lake to reduce strain. Walks in Lima and Cusco are flat and easy. Guides adjust the pace, and private tours allow further customization. The tour suits various fitness levels with a focus on culture rather than constant exertion.
Bio Andean Expeditions guides speak English and Spanish as standard. Other languages can be arranged upon request. They communicate Andean history, customs, and details clearly, even for non-speakers.
Bio Andean Expeditions uses private, company-owned vehicles driven by experts familiar with Peruvian roads. Vehicles receive regular maintenance for safety. Staff monitor road conditions, and public transport is used only when reliable.
Yes, especially on private tours. Through Bio Andean Expeditions you can adjust hotels, add extensions, or switch sections (e.g., train instead of walking). The core itinerary remains covered, and changes are made seamlessly with early notice.
Vegetarian, gluten-free, organic, or other preferences using local ingredients can be accommodated. Inform us in advance for proper preparation. An extra fee may apply for special variety, but guides ensure you enjoy meals without issues.
It is strongly recommended. Choose coverage for health, cancellations, lost baggage, and high-altitude activities. It provides peace of mind throughout the journey. Bio Andean Expeditions is familiar with suitable options in Peru.
USD 400–600 (or equivalent in soles) is suggested for tips, snacks, souvenirs, and extras. Cards are limited outside cities, such as in Nazca. Keep backups on devices. This amount comfortably covers the 12 days.
Contact Bio Andean Expeditions if arriving late in Lima; we will adjust accordingly. Internal flights to Cusco are flexible, and we monitor situations to minimize disruption.
Children over 8 are welcome if parents assess the more demanding sections. Shorter alternatives can be arranged. Guides share educational stories to make it fun for all ages.
At the Ballestas Islands you can see sea lions, penguins, and seabirds. In the highlands, llamas and alpacas. In the Nazca desert, unique aerial wildlife. Guides point them out for an effortless enriching experience.
Yes, Bio Andean Expeditions minimizes waste, supports local communities (direct benefits to places like the Uros), and follows “leave no trace” principles to preserve the environment for the future.
In Cusco, visit cafes and shops. In Lima, enjoy city walks. These slots are perfect for relaxing and recharging before the next part of the tour.
Request them in advance through Bio Andean Expeditions (approximately USD 25–45 per section). Guides coordinate on-site to ensure your comfort.
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