7 Day Multi-Sport

The adventurer

7 days, 6 nights you won't stop talking about

7 Days 6 Nights, starting in Cusco Peru.

$1,995/ person

Ride through the Andes to explore remote, ancient Inca sites
Hike to one of the Sacred Valley’s most epic and secluded Incan ruins
Bike 5,000 feet downhill from a 14,500-foot pass at the Continental Divide
Connect with locals in traditional high Andean villages
Enjoy hearty local dinners to refuel after full days of adventure
Visit Machu Picchu, one of the 7 Wonders of the World, with expert guidance

Reach Out

Is Airfare Included? What is the best way to get to the trip start location?

No, airfare is not included. This trip begins and ends at the Cusco, Peru airport (CUZ). You should aim to arrive between 8AM to 10AM on Day 1 (Sunday), and depart between 3PM - 5PM on Day 7 (Saturday). Our team will pick you up at the airport in Cusco and drop you off there at the end of the trip. Upon booking, we will send you a complete packet that goes into this and other aspects of your trip in great detail.

Do I need to be in good shape?
This is a very active trip, and fitness or adrenaline enthusiasts will get more than their fill. However, most of the biking is downhill and the steep hike up on Day 3 has a horse lift option. Thus, you do not need to be in great shape. Average or better is fine.

Will I have to be with the group the whole time?

Many people may be reluctant to take a "group tour". Trust us, we understand! We think that the combination of traveling with like-minded other folks, along with not being treated like a tourist at all, makes for a great time. Yes, you can always do a part of a day on your own schedule or go out on your own for dinner, etc, but you will need to arrange and pay for everything on your own.

What are the accommodations like?

All rooms are double or triple rooms, all of them with private in-room bathrooms and hot water 24/7. Your hotel in Ollantaytambo is very nice - bright, sunny, outdoor gardens and lots of space. Spend one night in a jungle ecolodge that everyone loves. And one night in Aguas Calientes, where the hotels are a bit more basic due to no road going to the town, but still nice, clean modern and private baths.

Do I need travel insurance?

While it is not required, we always recommend purchasing travel insurance for all trips. Travel insurance allows you to seek reimbursement if you are forced to cancel your trip for unforeseeable reasons, or if you need to cover medical help, emergency transport, and/or theft or accidental damage while traveling. We recommend World Nomads.

How much extra money should I budget?
Figure on $25 a day to eat lunch and dinner at the local restaurants, not including alcoholic beverages, which tend to greatly increase costs so factor that into your budget based on your preferences. Most people like to spend $50-100 on gifts for friends and family - textiles, ceramics, paintings, etc. And maybe a few hundred dollars for discretionary / emergency spending.

Trip Package Includes

Six nights double occupancy in handpicked hotels
Breakfast, days 2 through 7
English speaking guide all week, door to door
Hot springs entrance ticket
Lunch, days 3, 4 and 5
Dinner, day 4
Airport transfer roundtrip between Cusco and Ollantaytambo
Private van transportation throughout the trip
Round trip bus ticket to Machu Picchu from Aguas Calientes
Train ticket Aguas Calientes to Ollantaytambo
All necessary equipment for 3 bike rides (bike, bike helmets, etc)
Entrance fees to all sites including half day Machu Picchu ticket
1 three-hour hike to Machu Picchu

Not Included

Round trip air to/from Cusco
Travel insurance (we recommend World Nomads)
Single supplement of $295 per person if private room is desired throughout trip
Lunches and dinners not mentioned as included
Alcoholic beverages
Optional, $100 horseback ride on day 3
Optional, $30 add-on ticket to climb Huayna Picchu (pending availability)
Guide and driver gratuities

Day 1: Arrival & Ollantaytambo
Arrive in Cusco and enjoy a scenic drive to Ollantaytambo. Settle into your hotel, explore the Incan ruins, and visit the vibrant local market.

Day 2: Biking in Patacancha Valley
Bike through scenic Patacancha Valley, stopping at waterfalls, Incan terraces, and a local home for a traditional lunch. Continue to explore Maras and Moray.

Day 3: Sacred Valley Hike
Hike to Naupa Iglesia and surrounding ruins. Enjoy a picnic lunch and choose your return route—easy walk, horseback ride, or challenging hike to Inti Punku.

Day 4: Jungle Descent & Hot Springs
Drive to Abra Malaga and bike 9,000 feet down into the high jungle. Arrive in Santa Maria and relax in natural hot springs in Santa Teresa.

Day 5: Hike to Aguas Calientes
Hike along the Urubamba River toward Aguas Calientes. Optional stops at a waterfall and botanical garden. Enjoy free time in Machu Picchu town.

Day 6: Explore Machu Picchu
Early morning bus to Machu Picchu. Explore the ruins with your guide, then return by train to Ollantaytambo.

Day 7: Return to Cusco
After breakfast, drive back to Cusco. Drop-off at your hotel or airport, depending on your travel plans.