Amazon to the Andes

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  Chelsea

  Asked on June 12th, 2026

  is this suitable for wheelchair

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    G AdventuresOperator•Written June 2026

    This tour includes continuous and physically demanding activities throughout the itinerary. As such, travellers should be in very good physical condition and comfortable participating in extended periods of active travel.
    
    We recommend that guests carefully consider their fitness level before booking to ensure they can fully enjoy and safely participate in all aspects of the tour.
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    G AdventuresOperator•Written June 2026

    Unfortunately, this tour is generally not recommended for wheelchair users due to the nature of the destinations and activities included.
    
    The itinerary involves frequent movement between locations, uneven terrain, cobblestone streets, boat transfers, steps, and limited accessibility infrastructure in some areas of Peru, particularly in the Amazon region and certain historic sites.
    
    In addition, accommodations and transportation used throughout the tour may not always be wheelchair accessible, and accessibility standards can vary significantly between destinations.
    
    If you use a wheelchair or have mobility requirements, we would recommend that you share your specific needs and determine whether reasonable accommodations can be made.
    
    The suitability of the tour will depend on factors such as:
    - Whether you travel with a companion who can assist you
    - The type of wheelchair used (manual or motorized)
    - Your ability to transfer in and out of vehicles and boats
    - The level of mobility assistance required during the tour
  
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  Maria

  Asked on December 10th, 2025

  Do transfers from airport to hotel get included? Are departure tours from hotel to airport included? Do I need to arrange Machu Picchu entrance permit?

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    G AdventuresOperator•Written December 2025

    Arrival and departure transfers are not included in the price, but can be added on separately for an additional fee. Machu Picchu permits would be arranged for you if the trip is confirmed.
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  Anne

  Asked on November 17th, 2025

  Do we need to bring camping equipment, and just backpack w/o carry in suitcase?

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    Anne

    Traveler•Written November 2025

    What size backpack most of people take go to the trip?
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    G AdventuresOperator•Written November 2025

    We recommend using a medium backpack for your convenience, or a medium-sized suitcase if you prefer. A daypack is also essential for carrying everyday items. Space is limited on transportation, so there is a limit of one main piece of luggage per person. You will be responsible for carrying your own luggage. Porters are allowed to carry no more than 6kg of personal belongings per hiker. Any additional weight must then be carried by you in your day pack.
  
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  Steve

  Asked on November 16th, 2025

  Would like to add Rainbow mountain to this itinerary. How much would that cost?

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    G AdventuresOperator•Written November 2025

    Rainbow Mountain is an extra 75 AUD per person to add on.
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  Caitlin

  Asked on May 19th, 2025

  For the trek on the Inca Trail, can you provide: 1. the total kilometers hike per day; 2. the total elevation hiked per day; 3. you recommend bringing sandles that we can wear socks on the trek. Are you suggesting we trek in the sandles, or do you recommend using hiking boots for the trek and the sandles are for around the camp? 4. Is it possible to leave extra luggage in Cusco, rather than in Lima.

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    G AdventuresOperator•Written May 2025

    Sandals are not recommended for the hike as the terrane is very rocky and uneven. It is best to bring good hiking shoes. You will leave the rest of your luggage in Cusco and then be given a duffle for the hike. Porters are allowed to carry no more than 6kg of personal belongings per hiker.
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    Caitlin

    Traveler•Written May 2025

    Do you know the total change in altitude on each day? For instance, on the climb to Warmiwañusca, the highest point is ~4,200m. However if we start at 1000m, we'd have 3,200m to climb, but if we start at 3000m, we'd only have 1,200m to climb.
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    G AdventuresOperator•Written May 2025

    For the Inca Trail: Day 1 Start: KM 82 - 2,600 M, End: Wayllabamba - 3,00 M. Elevation Gain - 400 M. Day 2 Start: Wayllabamba - 3,000 M, End: Paqamayo - 3,600 M. Elevation Gain - 600 M. Highest point of the trek on this day, Dead Woman's Pass - 4,200 M.
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  Olivia

  Asked on April 2nd, 2025

  Is there any way that July 6 departure is available? I would like to arrive at Machu Pichu on my birthday - July 12 (Day 6 of the tour).

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    G AdventuresOperator•Written April 2025

    Unfortunately this departure date is already full. Please let us know if another date or tour may work for you and we would be happy to help!
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  Philip

  Asked on March 12th, 2025

  Hi, we are a family of four interested in the Amazon to the Andes tour. I noticed that the minimum age is 12 years. Our youngest child would be 11 years and 9 months - he is mature for his age and has done a lot of hiking. Would it be possible for us to book this tour despite the fact that he is just under 12?

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    G AdventuresOperator•Written March 2025

    We can allow travellers who are 11 years and 9 months as of the first day of the tour.
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  Robyn

  Asked on February 21st, 2025

  wanted to check if this tour (Amazon to the Andes) offers private room?

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    G AdventuresOperator•Written February 2025

    We do offer a "my own room" option at an additional cost, depending on availability for each departure.
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    Robyn

    Traveler•Written February 2025

    I do not see the option to have my own room when booking. Kindly advise how to proceed and how much will it cost.
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    G AdventuresOperator•Written February 2025

    You can add this on just before the payment screen, or we can add on later manually. We need to know your currency/country before we can quote and also what date of departure you were thinking of?
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  Sara

  Asked on January 18th, 2025

  I'm very interested in this tour as a solo traveller. I won't be doing the Inca Trail Hike as my knees wouldn't allow this. Am I able to charge my devices (3) and my sleeping CPAP machine? What's the weather like in June, July and August? Will this special sale apply to the above dates?

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    G AdventuresOperator•Written January 2025

    We do have an option with this itinerary to do "Cusco Stay" which does not include any hiking. Instead you stay in Cusco at a hotel and then go to Machu Pichu by train to meet up with your group memebers who hiked! You will be able to charge your devises and use your CPAP machine on all the nights of this tour except days 9 and 10 while you are at the Jungle Lodge in the Amazon. At the Lodge we are able to make a special request to accomodate your CPAP machine as sometimes they have batteries they can provide during the night. However this would need to be requested with our local team at the time of booking and would only be for use of your CPAP and not to charge additional devices. June, July and August all fall within the dry season so tempurtures are cooler and there is less chance of rain making it a good time to visit! Currently June thorugh August dates are on sale with the Great Advenure sale! This sale ends on January 31st.
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    Sara

    Traveler•Written January 2025

    My CPAP is a plug in and not battery operated. Looks like this is not possible for me
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  Norilis

  Asked on December 18th, 2024

  Can I hire camping gear for the trek?

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    G AdventuresOperator•Written December 2024

    Camping gear like sleeping bags and walking poles are available for rent.