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The 3.1 km (2 mi.) circuit trail will cross 15 impressive bridges, some suspended over the forest canopy and others, which are stationary. The bridges have different lengths and altitudes and were designed to offer different perspectives from which to observe the flora and fauna, as you pass through several levels of the forest. From the bridges, you will have views of the treetops making it easier to locate animals and birds.The topography of the terrain is relatively simple with some short slopes, suitable for all ages and ability levels. Some of the animals that we may observe in this type of forest are 3 different species of monkeys, multiple species of birds, snakes, peccaries, and frogs, among others.
Seeking a less-traveled path to Machu Picchu? The Lares Trek is a compelling alternative to the busy Inca Trail, offering a genuine glimpse into Andean life and breathtaking natural scenery. Begin in the Sacred Valley at Pumahuanca, trek through mountains, lakes, and valleys, and visit the traditional village of Cuncani before reaching the soothing hot springs of Lares.
On the third day, transfer by bus and train to Ollantaytambo, continuing by rail to the majestic Machu Picchu. This trek’s highlight is its focus on authentic cultural encounters with local communities, making it a family-friendly adventure packed with rugged beauty and rich traditions.
For those craving a less-trodden route to Machu Picchu, the Salkantay Trek delivers with five days of expansive scenery, challenging mountain passes, and Andean culture. Unlike the crowded Inca Trail, this alternative trek offers more solitude and variety, traversing altitudes from 1,900m up to a breathtaking 4,600m and covering approximately 50km on foot.
Your journey winds through lush valleys, soaring peaks, and diverse landscapes before culminating at the iconic Machu Picchu. The route incorporates the less-visited Llaqtapata, sidestepping the busier sections and ensuring a more intimate experience with nature and history alike.
All logistics—guides, meals, accommodation, and transportation—are included, freeing you to focus on the adventure. With moderate physical demands, this fully-inclusive tour appeals to hikers seeking both challenge and comfort. Its standout feature? Access to Machu Picchu via a scenic and uncrowded path, offering a fresh perspective on Peru’s most legendary site.
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Craving a trek that goes beyond the ordinary? The Salkantay Trek & Machupicchu Tour delivers an epic five-day adventure through Peru’s breathtaking highlands. This guided hike is a celebrated alternative to the classic Inca Trail, offering more distance, greater diversity of landscapes, and the thrill of passing one of the country’s highest mountain passes.
From day one, immerse yourself in dramatic Andean scenery—towering peaks, cloud forests, and remote valleys. On the fourth day, catch your first glimpse of Machu Picchu, with your final day dedicated to exploring this world wonder in depth. The carefully designed itinerary avoids the most crowded sections, allowing for a more serene and personal trekking experience.
A major USP of this tour is its balance: you enjoy the best highlights of the Salkantay route while sidestepping overtouristed spots. Perfect for hikers seeking both adventure and tranquility, this trip ensures you witness Peru’s natural and cultural wonders with a fresh perspective.
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Small Group TourSmall group tours usually have 8-12 participants and maximum up to 18 travelers
Rio de Janeiro’s iconic skyline and the wild heart of the Pantanal await on this vibrant Brazil tour, brimming with variety and adventure. Young adults and experienced explorers alike will revel in the mix of city, coast, and untamed nature. Stroll beneath the gaze of Christ the Redeemer, ascend Sugarloaf Mountain by cable car, and explore the vast Tijuca Forest—the world’s largest urban rainforest. Rio’s sun-kissed beaches and cultural treasures offer a dynamic urban experience, balanced by the serenity of the Pantanal. Venture into the world’s largest flooded plain: spot rare wildlife on boat safaris, saddle up for a horseback ride, and embark on night excursions to glimpse nocturnal creatures. The Pantanal’s immense biodiversity—shaped by the Amazon, Cerrado, and Atlantic Forest—makes it a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a dream for nature lovers. This trip’s unique selling point is its unmatched access to both Brazil’s legendary cityscapes and its most precious wilderness, promising a journey that fuses discovery, culture, and authentic wildlife encounters.
You will hike deep into these magical tropical forests to admire nature from a distinct perspective. Crossing hanging bridges with complete views of the forest canopy, and from the forest floor on well-maintained. Trails includes some uneven surfaces and several ascents and descents.Sky Walk hanging bridges not only have impressive views, they are also impressive by themselves, with distances up to 236m (774ft) and heights up to 70m (230ft). Trails and hanging bridges are designed and maintained to cause the lowest impact to nature, trying always to keep the forest intact for everything living in it. Sky Walk hanging bridges are perfect to appreciate Costa Rica’s magnificent and world recognized biodiversity by walking and admiring nature from different perspectives.
If you enjoy a little heart pumping, this is the best Manuel Antonio tour for you! Round trip transportation is provided and you will be picked up at your hotel and driven to the canopy site, about 20 minutes from the Manuel Antonio hotel area. The Manuel Antonio canopy course has 11 different zip line cables that goes from 256 ft. to 1500 ft., 50 ft. height rappel , 2 suspension bridges and 1 Tarzanswing, all above and withinthe verdant tree canopies. As you “zip line” from platform to platform and soar over the leafy treetops, you will be amazed by the new perspective of nature’s wonders that this canopy tour gives you.
Immerse yourself in the lush wonderland of Tortuguero National Park—the so-called Amazon of Costa Rica—on this five-day exploration designed for young adults and seasoned nature lovers alike. This trip invites you to experience the region’s extraordinary biodiversity as you navigate winding canals, lagoons, and wetlands on guided boat safaris and walking tours.
Stroll through rain-soaked jungles where freshwater meets the Caribbean Sea, and, depending on your timing, witness green sea turtles nesting on the beach. The area teems with wild animals and vibrant plant life, promising memorable encounters at every turn. Arrival and departure transfers are included for a seamless experience, though you’ll need to purchase your own entrance ticket to the park.
What distinguishes this tour package is its focus on up-close wildlife encounters and ecological discovery in one of Costa Rica’s most celebrated natural reserves. Whether you’re a budding biologist or simply crave adventure, this trip delivers a genuine taste of the wild.
Known for its breathtaking beaches, dry tropical forests, and impressive waves, the northwest coastline of Costa Rica is also called the Gold Coast. Join this memorable one-day Catamaran Tour to relax, feel the refreshing ocean breeze, and enjoy the coastline scenery. Silently glide along Costa Rica’s Gold Coast while passing some of Guanacaste’s exotic bays, paradisiacal white sand beaches, and fascinating tropical jungles.
Visit the highest volcano in the country with 3432 meters high above sea level. Then, visit the city of Cartago, the former capital of Costa Rica where a stop is made at the Basilica of the Virgin of the Angels, a place of pilgrimage for many faithful. Then, explore the Lankester Botanical Garden, created for the protection of more than 800 species of orchids. Continue to the scenic Orosi Valley, one of the important settlements during the colonial era. You will visit its colonial church, followed by a delicious traditional lunch in the area.