Multi-Sport Adventure

The Multi-Sport Adventure is a seven-day journey through Cusco, the Sacred Valley and Lares, combining several outdoor activities in one itinerary.

Guests experience hiking, kayaking or stand-up paddleboarding, zip lining, biking, horseback riding and a one-day section of the Inca Trail before visiting Machu Picchu.

It is designed for active travelers, families and mixed-interest groups looking for variety, adventure and comfortable lodge stays.

The journey is active and includes several consecutive days of outdoor activities.

Guests should be comfortable hiking for up to approximately four hours on moderate-to-challenging terrain, cycling through the Sacred Valley, horseback riding and completing the KM 104 Inca Trail hike.

Previous experience in every activity is not required, but a reasonable level of fitness and confidence outdoors are recommended.

No. The activities are guided, and instructions are provided before each experience.

Previous experience in kayaking, paddleboarding, zip lining, biking or horseback riding is not required. Guests should, however, inform their Travel Specialist in advance of any physical limitations, concerns or activity restrictions.

We recommend arriving in Cusco at least two days before departure to begin acclimatizing.

The itinerary includes stays in Cusco at 3,399 m or 11,152 ft and Huacahuasi Lodge at 3,835 m or 12,585 ft. During your first days at altitude, drink plenty of water, eat light meals, avoid excessive alcohol and limit strenuous activity.

Your guides will monitor your wellbeing throughout the journey.

Ground transportation, accommodations and the meals specified in the itinerary are included throughout the journey.

The equipment required for the scheduled guided activities is also provided. Airport transfers and accommodations before or after the program are not automatically included but may be arranged through your Travel Specialist.

Vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free and most dietary requirements can be accommodated with advance notice.

Yes. On Day 6, guests hike from KM 104 along a section of the Classic Inca Trail, passing Wiñay Wayna and reaching Machu Picchu through the Sun Gate.

The hike does not include a guided visit inside the citadel that same day. Guests stay overnight in Aguas Calientes and return the following morning for a two-hour guided tour of Machu Picchu.