Conde Travel Adventures is a brand specializing in trekking and adventure experiences in Peru, operated by Conde Travel, a local authorized tour operator with extensive experience in Cusco.

Our travelers choose us because:

• We specialize in trekking, adventure routes, and active tours in Cusco and other regions of the country.
• We work with small groups, prioritizing safety, comfort, and more personalized attention.
• Our local guides are trained in trekking, first aid, and managing groups at high altitude.

Booking with us is a simple and secure process:

• Explore our hikes and adventure tours at condetraveladventures.com.
• Select the tour you want and review the detailed information.
• Click on “Book now” and complete the form with your details and preferred date.
• Choose your payment method:
  • Partial payment to secure your spot.
  • Full payment if you prefer to complete the booking immediately.
• You will receive a confirmation email with all the details of your adventure.

You can also contact us directly via WhatsApp (+51 984 800 095) or email (info@condetraveladventures.com), and our team will help you step by step with booking and preparing the tour.

Conde Travel, a licensed local tour operator in Cusco with experience in cultural and adventure tours throughout Peru, operates Conde Travel Adventures tours.

This guarantees:

• Legal and responsible operation
• Professional Logistics
• Certified guides
• Compliance with safety regulations on trekking routes

The Inca Trail is one of the world's most iconic trekking routes and is part of the ancient Qhapaq Ñan, the road network of the Inca Empire.

There are two main versions:

• Classic Inca Trail (4 days): complete tour from km 82, with visits to important archaeological sites and mountain landscapes.
• Short Inca Trail (2 days): a more accessible version from km 104, ideal for travelers with less time.

Both routes allow entry to Machu Picchu through the Sun Gate (Inti Punku).

The difficulty depends on the chosen route:

• The Classic 4-day Inca Trail is moderate to challenging due to the climbs, stone stairs, and altitude, especially at the Warmiwañusca pass (4,215 m).
• The 2-day Short Inca Trail is lighter and more accessible, with less elevation gain and a more relaxed pace.

No prior trekking experience is required, but adequate physical condition and acclimatization are necessary.

For hikes like the Inca Trail or Salkantay, a moderate level is recommended. The routes include prolonged rises, stone stairs, and high-altitude hikes.

Good physical preparation and arriving acclimatized to Cusco help you enjoy the experience more.

Our guides are trained to respond to symptoms of altitude sickness. In case of occurrence:

• The walk stops for a rest.
• Oxygen and natural drinks (coca or muña infusions) are provided.
• The traveler's progress is evaluated.

If necessary, the pace of the group is adjusted, or an early departure to a safe point is coordinated.

To reduce the effects of altitude sickness, also known as soroche:

• Rest on the first day in Cusco.
• Stay well hydrated.
• Eat light and avoid alcohol for the first 24 hours.
• Walk slowly and avoid unnecessary exertion.
• Consume natural infusions such as coca tea or muña.
• Consult your doctor if you are considering preventive medication.

The best hike to Machu Picchu depends on your time, fitness level, and travel style:

• Inca Trail Hike: The classic route, rich in history, with entry to Machu Picchu through the Sun Gate.
• Salkantay Trek: A more challenging hike with high-mountain scenery and fewer crowds.
• Inca Jungle Trek: An adventurous, multi-sport option for travelers seeking adrenaline.

Le Jungle Inca est un trek palpitant vers Machu Picchu, comprenant du vélo, du rafting, de la tyrolienne et des randonnées à travers des paysages andins et de jungle.

Oui, le Jungle Inca Trek inclut des équipements de sécurité et des guides experts pour toutes les activités comme le vélo et la tyrolienne.

Empaca ropa ligera, zapatos resistentes, una chaqueta impermeable, protector solar, agua y una mochila pequeña para lo esencial.

Oui, passez quelques jours à Cusco pour vous acclimater aux hautes altitudes, commençant à plus de 4 300 m à Abra Málaga.

La saison sèche (de mai à octobre) offre des ciels clairs, tandis que la saison humide (de novembre à avril) apporte des paysages luxuriants.