Zipline at Santa Teresa Machu Picchu

After arriving at the meeting point and having a short briefing with the guide, we are going to get ready putting on the necessary equipment to start this amazing adventure.

You are going to slide a total of 3 kilometers of zipline, practicing different styles of flights such as the famous flight of the condor. Our professional guide will be leading you all the time.

This is a fun circuit located in Saucepampa Santa Teresa, province of La Convencion, 17 miles from Machu Picchu and 136 miles from the city of Cusco. It can be reached by land from Cusco, passing through the town of Santa Maria first.

Santa Teresa is part of the alternate route to get to the Inca citadel and it is well known because of the Cocalmayo hot springs located on the banks of the Vilcanota River. Other alternative routes to get to the city of Machu Picchu are to take the train to the town of Aguas Calientes, the Inca Trail or you can do 8-hour hike from the hydroelectric station.

The adventure starts with the first zip lined with a total long of 450 meters. All the lines are connected from mountain to mountain so you will feel like you are flying over the Peruvian Andes and the Sacred Valley of the Incas. The second line is longer with a total of 600 meters.

Enjoy an outdoor sport full of adrenaline in the town of Santa Teresa located at 1,550 meters above sea level.

Have fun crossing the suspension bridge with a long of 120 meters and admire beautiful landscapes with views to the river, mountains and abound vegetation. Then, you will slide longest line with a total of 950 meters.

Santa Teresa is on the outer edge of the Peruvian Jungle with a warmer weather and impressive panoramic landscapes.

The tour doesn’t include pick up and drop off to and from your hotel in Santa Teresa, however, we can help you to arrange a taxi or tuk tuk at the end of the circuit.