To ensure a seamless and enjoyable experience, we provide a pre-trek briefing the night before your adventure. Our knowledgeable staff will provide you with all the necessary information, ensuring you're fully prepared for the trek ahead.

On the day of the trek, we'll pick you up from your hotel in Cusco in our private transport. Our comfortable vehicle will transport you to the starting point of the hike, allowing you to relax and enjoy the scenic drive.

Throughout the trek, you'll be accompanied by an experienced and friendly English-speaking professional tour guide. They will not only navigate the route but also provide insightful commentary about the Rainbow Mountain, its geological formations, and the local culture.

We take care of all the logistics, including the entrance fees to Rainbow Mountain and Red Valley. This ensures a hassle-free experience, allowing you to focus on immersing yourself in the beauty of the surroundings.

Your safety and well-being are our top priorities. That's why we provide a first aid kit and an emergency oxygen bottle during the trek. Our trained staff will be equipped to handle any unforeseen circumstances and ensure your comfort throughout the journey.

After an unforgettable day exploring the Rainbow Mountain, Red Valley and capturing breathtaking memories, we'll provide private transportation back to your hotel in Cusco. Our reliable and comfortable transport will ensure a smooth and convenient return journey.

Sit back, relax, and let us take care of the details, so you can fully enjoy your adventure to the Rainbow Mountain.

• Meals
• Horse to ride (this can be hire at the beginning of the hike)
• Trekking poles
• While our package includes most of the essentials, we recommend bringing some extra cash for tips and any additional personal expenses you may incur along the way. Tipping is a customary practice in Peru and is a great way to show appreciation for the excellent service provided by our guides,and support staff. Additionally, there may be opportunities to purchase souvenirs or support local communities during the trek.

Here's a checklist of essential items to bring for your trek:

Backpack for your daypack: A comfortable and sturdy backpack to carry your personal belongings and essentials during the day.

Original passport (mandatory): Please ensure you have your original passport with you, as it is required for entry to certain areas during the trek.

International student identity card (ISIC): If you are eligible for a student discount, remember to bring your ISIC to avail the benefits.

Personal first-aid kit and necessary medications: It's advisable to carry a personal first-aid kit with any specific medications you may require during the trek.

Rain gear or rain poncho: It's important to be prepared for changing weather conditions. A rain jacket and pants, or a rain poncho, will keep you dry during rainy spells. Ponchos can be purchased in Cusco if needed.

Strong footwear: Opt for sturdy walking boots with ankle support for optimal comfort and stability during the trek.

One complete change of clothing: Pack a spare set of clothing, including a sweater, jacket or fleece, beanie, hat, and gloves for colder day. 

Water bottles: Bring reusable water bottles such as metal or Nalgene-type bottles to stay hydrated throughout the trek.

Sunscreen and after-sun cream: Protect your skin from the sun's rays with sunscreen and keep it hydrated with after-sun cream.

Hat or cap: Shield yourself from the sun, rain, and cold with a hat or cap.

Snacks: While we provide comprehensive meals, it's always a good idea to have some snacks like dried fruit, biscuits, chocolate, or energy bars for extra sustenance during the trek.

Toilet paper and handkerchiefs: Carry toilet paper and handkerchiefs for personal hygiene.

Camera, films, and extra batteries: Capture the beautiful moments along the trek with your camera. Make sure to bring extra batteries as they may drain faster in cold weather.

Extra Peruvian soles: Keep some extra currency for purchasing drinks or in case of emergencies.

Walking poles (optional): If you prefer using walking poles, they can provide additional support.

By ensuring you have these essential items, you'll be well-prepared to fully enjoy your trekking experience.