Cusco: Quelccaya Glacier Trek with Breakfast and Lunch
Andes Mountains, Peru, Peru
Activity
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Embark on a trek to the Quelccaya Glacier from Cusco. Enjoy a traditional Andean breakfast, explore the Vilcanota Mountain Range, and visit the stunning Sibinacocha Lagoon.
Highlights
- Marvel at the breathtaking views of the Quelccaya Glacier
- Enjoy a traditional Andean breakfast in the remote village of Phinaya
- Explore the pristine landscapes of the Vilcanota Mountain Range
- Visit the stunning Sibinacocha Lagoon and its turquoise waters
- Spot vicuñas in their natural habitat as you trek through the Andes
Description
Begin your adventure with an early morning pickup from Cusco. Travel to the remote village of Phinaya, enjoying the magical landscapes of the Andean highlands along the way. Upon arrival, savor a traditional Andean breakfast before continuing to the impressive Quelccaya Glacier, the largest tropical glacier in the world. From the nearest point, embark on a 30-minute hike to witness the glacier’s immensity, surrounded by turquoise lagoons, crystal-clear streams, and wild vicuñas. During your visit, take time to explore the ice formations and connect with the ancient energy of the Andes in this almost untouched corner of the world. On your way back to Phinaya, enjoy a typical lunch prepared with local products. Before returning to Cusco, make a special stop at Sibinacocha Lagoon, one of the largest in the highlands, famous for its turquoise waters and snow-capped mountain surroundings. Finish your expedition by arriving in Cusco around 9:00 PM, with your heart full of unforgettable landscapes and the experience of having walked on the giant ice of the Andes.Includes
Transport from Cusco to Phinaya and back Traditional Andean breakfast Guided tour of the Quelccaya Glacier Lunch in Phinaya Visit to Laguna SibinacochaExcludes
Personal expensesImportant Information
- The tour starts very early at 3:00 a.m. The weather can be cold, especially near the glacier. Altitude sickness can be a concern for some travelers.