PERU
The trips worth crossing Peru for.
The 7 most popular zip lines tours in Peru. The ones travellers rate highest, with prices, how long they take and who runs them.
4 days in Cusco mixing Inca Jungle bike descents, rafting, zipline, hot springs, and Machu Picchu with a small group pace.
Most Popular“Really enjoyed the Adventure Hike, lots of pros with only a few cons, see below breakdown of the 4 days (I travelled early June 2024), some tips and a packing list of what to take.”
Cusco whitewater rafting on the Vilcanota River plus a couple zipline runs, with hotel pickup, lunch, and small-group safety.
“Very well organised - great experience with very clear instructions and safety measures- great fun for everyone”
7-day Inca Jungle Adventure from Cusco: full-suspension biking, rafting, zipline, trek, and guided Machu Picchu.
“Our guide Jonathan was wonderful. We felt safe and cared for with our best interest in mind the entire trip. Johnathan was able to build a bridge over the tour company's gaps making the trip seamless for our family.”
Via ferrata climb and six zip lines near Cusco, with safety gear, box lunch, and Sacred Valley views in a 5-hour adventure.
Zipline over Peru’s Sacred Valley from Raqchi near Cusco. 4 cables, a Tibetan bridge challenge, and patient English-speaking guides.
Full-day Amazon canopy adventure in Peru: tower views, zipline bridges, kayak on the Madre de Dios, and Monkey Island feeding.
Zipline the Tambopata canopy, kayak to Monkey Island, and see capuchin monkeys on a 7-hour Puerto Maldonado adventure for $59.
From the Inca heartland to the coast and the cloud forest, and every way to reach it.
