Trekking with llamas in Urubamba

From: $80.00

Walk through the mountains guided by llamas.

Schedule
Monday to Sunday
9:00 am – 1:00pm
2:00 pm – 5:30pm
Subject to confirmation

Price US$pp min 3 pax.
Adults 13 years and older: $80
Children 2 to 12 years old: $40
Children 2 and under: free

Description

More about this activity...

What will you do?

We will welcome you with our llamas, majestic and fluffy. Together, we will load the equipment onto our llamas and tell you what the Llama Pack project is all about. Once ready, we will begin a 40-minute hike uphill, at a slow pace, where we will enjoy the great view that will open up before our eyes. There, the llamas will be our guides, and they will take us to a quiet place where we will prepare and enjoy a picnic with local supplies, and then return to base camp.

Meeting Point

3hrs 30min

Monday to Sunday
9:00am - 1:00pm
2:00pm - 5:30pm

Urubamba

How to get there

Llama Pack Base Camp, Quebrada Pumahuanca, Urubamba (30 minutes from the center of Urubamba by land transport).
Go up the Quebrada Pumahuanca in the direction of Chupani. When you reach the sign for the detour to the Arariwa Fish Farm, continue up the main trail towards Chupani (DO NOT take the detour to the fish farm). Enter the next turnoff on the left hand side, continue until you cross the river, there will be a brown gate on the left hand side. There is no signposting.

What is included in the price

Includes:
Snack* and Andean huatya** with local supplies.
Walk with llamas.
Interpreter (Spanish or English)
Hosts of the Llamas Guild.
First aid kit.
Taxes.
*Snacks: Fruit, energy bar, water.
**Huatya: Variety of native potatoes and seasonal tubers, sweet potato, corn, beans, keke, coca tea, water.

Not included:
Transfer to and from the Base Camp Pack.

Level

Moderate

Language in which the experience is offered

Spanish, English, Quechua

Things to consider

Bring a light personal backpack with drinking water, mosquito repellent, sunscreen, any personal medication, cash for tips and souvenirs and your camera.

Bring comfortable clothing: cool long-sleeved t-shirt, long pants, closed trekking shoes, socks, hat, sunglasses, extra jacket for the cool breeze and waterproof clothing. For small children, we recommend a baby carrier for trekking.

Do not bring pets

Learn about host Llama Pack Project

Hello, we are the Llama Pack Project and together we work to recover the traditional uses of one of the auquénidos that characterize our Peru: the llama. We focus on the breeding of pack llamas for the tourism industry and our mission is to achieve sustainable rural development.

Meet your host

Cancellation Policy

Up to 7 days before