PERU RAFTING

For 25 years we have explore , done firsts descents and open several Peruvian white water and jungle rivers to the world. Our expertice and knowledge of the rivers and local culture has made us one of most respected outfitters in the Andes, with excellente combinations of trekking and rafting trips.

Whitewater rafting trips in Peru are available for all ages and ability levels ranging from scenic float trips for one or two days on the Urubamba river suitable for entire families to adrenaling pumping white water rapids on the Apurimac or Cotawasi rivers or an expeditionary journey on one of the Headwaters of the Amazon the Tambopata Jungle river where we can have closed encounters with wild life and see no other human beings for a few days.

For your reservation you can just sending us and e-mail to chando@mayuc.com and find out about available space, we will answer you the same day and we can help you with l all your traveling arrangements , such as airport transfers, local flights, hotel reservations, or any additional tour. For a deposit to confirm your trip just enter our Secure Server Reservation page where you can conveniently and safely do your deposit On Line.

Join is for some safe serious fun !!

Alejandro (Chando) Gonzalez, the founder of Mayuc, was born in Peru and educated in California, where most of his family still lives. He now resides in Cusco, Peru, where Mayuc is based. Chando is an enthusiastic tour leader and entrepreneur and founded Mayuc in 1978. He has led numerous expeditions and has first-hand knowledge of the special concerns encountered during a journey and how to make it both safe and fun.

Chando has also led several first descents of Peruvian rivers, mountain treks, and jungle explorations.  In 1980, he was chosen by the explorer-oceanographer Jacques Cousteau as a coordinator for the land team in the making of the movie The Jacques Cousteau Amazon Exploration. In April of 1997, Chando and his company were chosen as guides by the Walt Disney Corporation while in Peru to work on their new film about the Incas

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