Whitewater Rafting, Apurimac River
3D/2N |
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Whitewater rafting specialists rate the Apurimac amongst the
best of world for whitewater rafting. The Apurimac, "speaker
of the gods" in native Quechua, is the most direct source of
the Amazon River... |
Jungle Rafting Head
Waters of the Amazon, Tambopata River 9D/8N |
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A fascinating blend of
white water canoeing with spectacular scenery, we will go to
Lake Titicaca (4000 m a.s.l.) visiting the high cities of
the Quechua and Aymara cultures, descend the eastern slopes
of the Andes... |
| Rafting Deepest Canyon in
the World, Cotahuasi River 11D/10N |
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The Cotahuasi is one of
the most spectacular canyons in Perú and the world (3,354
mts. deep) yet it is virtually unknown to modern man until
1994, when an expedition made by our operator with Peruvian
guides and American members, did the first descent of this
incredible canyon.The lower canyon is an ideal place for commercial rafting, with
rapids difficult enough to challenge the adventurous, yet
with an abundance of unexplored archaeological sites. |
| Extreme Whitewater Rafting 9D/8N |
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This section of the Apurimac River,with
excellent whitewater runs through the last high Andean ranges that
break down to the jungle. Going though different ecological niches , carving its way through different rock formations , all the way to though the cloud forest to the Amazon plain. |
| Urubamba River Rafting
One day & Two days |
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Spend a day whitewater
rafting down the beautiful Urubamba River. One of our most
popular rafting sections during the season is the "Cusipata" section of the river on the Upper Urubamba. |
| Colca Canyon River
Rafting 10D/9N |
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Tucked away in an isolated
fold in the Andes of Southern Peru, the Colca thunders
through the Everest of river canyons.
Well over twice as
deep as the Grand Canyon,cliffs rise over two vertical miles
framing a gorge so impossibly deep that on occasion the sky
gives way to wind swept walls. Condors soaring through the
mist of thousand foot waterfalls and wispy plums of smoke
from live volcanoes form a backdrop for one of the earth's
grandest cathedrals. |
| Kayak Course |
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Water for the kayak races
comes from existing river flow by routing a portion down the
east channel course. It is not necessary to raise river flow
for the races. |
Salkantay Machupicchu
Programs 
