7 Day Inca Jungle Adventure with Zipline, Biking & Rafting

Are departures 100% guaranteed for inca jungle to machu picchu?

The only events that may jeopardize your travel dates are natural disasters or other circumstances that may put your safety at risk. Otherwise, our departures are 100% guaranteed as long as there is a minimum of 2 people.

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For this trip, we recommend a backpack that can hold between 25-60 kilograms (55-132 lbs) with clothes that are only necessary for the 7 days of the inca jungle tour Likewise, the rest of your luggage will be left in a storeroom at your hotel/hostel in Cusco or in our office. Most importantly, only bring what is necessary for the 4 days inca jungle trail that you will be trekking because on the second or third day, you will have to carry your backpack.

On the other hand, there is a total of 3 hours of downhill biking. 95% of the road is downhill and paved. Therefore, the cycling part of the tour is not difficult. Only basic to intermediate experience is required for the inca jungle trek machu picchu.

What vaccinations do I need for Inca jungle to machu picchu?

Please consult with your physician or local travel clinic regarding your visit to South America. Certainly, vaccinations for tetanus, diphtheria, and poliomyelitis. However, if you are visiting the Amazon, a yellow fever vaccination is recommended. Be aware of illnesses such as malaria and dengue, which are best prevented by using repellent. Illnesses are more common in the Amazon than in the Andes mountains.

Certainly, We use your deposit of Inca jungle trail (non-refundable) to pay the basic fees to make your reservation official. These fees include entry tickets to reserve space, porters (non-refundable by national law), and a government tax of 18%.

On the other hand, in regards to hotel reservations, we are required to pay penalties for cancellation depending on the date.

Also, the deposit is also used to assure availability and book personnel for all tours and treks, such as chefs, porters, and even reserve horses.

Deposits must be paid using the methods indicated below for the inca jungle trail.

a) PAYPAL:

You can use the PayPal option from our website and follow the steps. Please note that PayPal charges 6% tax for this transaction that is included automatically in this option.

In case you decide to make the deposit directly from your account, don’t forget to add the 6% tax. You can send the deposit to this account:
sales@wamanadventures.com

b) VISA:

If you use the VISA option from our website and follow the steps. Please note that VISA charges 5% tax for this transaction that is added automatically in this option.

c) WESTERN UNION

You can pay in their offices (they have offices Internationally) or online (http://www.westernunion.com/):
1. Receiver’s first name: Alex Marco
2. Receiver’s last name: Huaman Levita
3. Receiver’s city /Town: Cusco
4. Country: Peru

If using this method, please send an email confirming the amount of the deposit and the tration number (MTCN) you have been given.
NOTE: The client will assume all transaction fees.

Final balances for Inca jungle trail must be paid in cash (US$ or Peruvian Soles) in our office in Cusco at least 48 hours before your trek. So, if your arrival in Cusco has been delayed, you are responsible for informing our agents either by email or phone.

What happens if I can not arrive on time – Inca Jungle to Machu Picchu?

Likewise, if we do not receive the final payment of inca jungle trail before the deadline and do not receive any message due to a delay, we reserve the right to cancel the reservation and travel plans.

Of course! Without any additional costs! When you make your reservation, please inform us of any dietary needs or requirements, including allergies.

Likewise, vegetarian foods will be absent of all meats, chicken, or fish. We will assume that eggs and cheese or other lactose products are OK.

Similarly, most of our main meals are buffet-style, leaving you the option to avoid anything undesirable to you.

Can I avoid having any food during the tour Inca jungle to Machu Picchu?

If there are any food items or veggies that you cannot stomach, perhaps onions, tomatoes, mushrooms. etc. So, upon your request, we will ask our chef to leave them out or separate this item.

Also, we can attend lactose-intolerant or gluten-intolerant diets. We cannot accept individuals with serious allergic or life-threatening reactions.

Likewise, every day we receive many clients with food allergies to nuts, wheat, etc. Please inform us in detail of your condition upon making your reservation.

Above all, we kindly ask that you declare the severity of your reaction and any medication that you take in case of emergency.

What happens if I have a severe allergy – Inca jungle to Machu Picchu?

If your allergy is severe, we ask that you be accompanied by a friend or individual. Above all, conscious and fully responsible for your situation and ready with any medication.

WE CANNOT ACCEPT CLIENTS WITH LIFE-THREATENING ALLERGIES

We require that all clients arrive at Cusco at least 48 hours before the start of your trek, although 03 nights before is ideal. Also, you must pay your remaining balance two days before your departure for your Inca jungle trail. This will assure that all individuals are acclimatized and adjusted to the high altitude conditions to begin your trek comfortably. Most importantly, your remaining balance must be paid in cash in our office and cannot be paid before your arrival.

What are the office hours of operation?

Certainly, our office hours are Monday – Saturday 9:00 am – 1:00pm, 4:00 pm – 8:00 pm. (Please aim to arrive 7:30 pm at the latest!)

Peru use de Nuevo Sol (S), wich has traded at S2.50 to S3.50 per US dollar (US$) for several years although you should keep an eye on current events. Therefore, prices in this book are generally qoutes in nuevos soles, though some are listed in US dollars.

Carrying cash, an ATM card or traveler´s checks, as well as a credit card that can be used for cash advances in case of emergency, is advisable.

Will I need cash during the tour inca jungle to machu picchu?

When receiving local currency, always ask for billetes pequeños (small bills), as S100 bills is hard to change in small towns or for small purchases. Carry as much spare change as possible, especially in small towns.

Also, public bathrooms often charge a small fee for use, and getting change for paper can be darn near impossible. Certainly, the best places to exchange money are normally casa de Cambio (foreign exchange bureaus), which are fast, have longer hours, and often give slightly better rates than banks.

Many places accept US dollars. Do not accept torn money as it will likely not be accepted by Peruvians. So, it is best not to change money on the street as counterfeits are a problem.

What are the standard plugs – inca jungle trail?

Certainly, the electrical current is 220V, 60HZ AC, Standard outlets accept round prongs, but many places will have dual-voltage outlets which take flat prongs. Even so, you may need an adapter with a built-in surge protector.

Likewise, Peru is a diverse country in natural and cultural resources. So, you only need a passport to enter the country and enjoy their wealth and take some precautions you might help discover.

What is the weather in Cusco – inca jungle to machu picchu?

Certainly, Peru has three main climatic zones: the tropical Amazon jungle to the east, the arid coastal desert to the west, and the Andean mountains and highlands in between.

Therefore, in the Andes, which have altitudes over 3500m. Average daily temperatures are around 10°C (50°F), and overnight temperatures can dip well below freezing. So, travelers flying straight to Cuzco (3250m), or their hight altitude cities, should allow several days to acclimatize since altitude sickness or soroche can be a problem.

As a result, April to November is the dry season in the mountain and Andean Plateau (altiplano). The wettest months are from December to March. It rains al the time in the hot and humid rainforest, but the driest months there are from April from November.