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Ziplining on the Inca Jungle Tour to Machu Picchu is the perfect combination of Hiking, Cycling, Canoeing and Zip Line. It is definitely a set of activities designed for people capable of producing 100% adrenaline and allowing you to feel alive!
Live the Zip Line experience on the Inca Jungle to Machupicchu
In Inkayni Peru Tours we offer you, two interesting packages, where you can practice your skills in different adventure sports such as Zip Line.
What is Zip Line?
The Zip Line is an adventure sport that involves producing adrenaline in your body when you throw yourself through the ropes (zip lines). These zip lines are designed in different ways so that people who do this sport can feel the gravity and can slide from the top to the end.
In some parts of the world the zip line is also known as a Canopy or Tyrolean traverse. Generally these cables are installed between trees, in reality it also depends on the context and the landscape.
In order to practice Zip Line in the Inca Jungle tour, you must first choose the package that best suits you, and for this we offer you the 4 days package or the 3 days package, according to it we will program and send you your itinerary of the activities to do per day, obviously including Zip Line practice.
On both days of the tour we will pick you up from your hotel, and we will start the tour in Abra Malaga, and to be able to do Zip Line, we will have to arrive to Santa Maria 1250masl/4101Ft, and to finish the tour, the mobility of Inkayni Peru Tours will also take you to drop you off at your hotel.
Description of Zip Line in Santa Maria:
The zip lines in Santa Maria town have different measures as the aim to enjoy the best experience, the measures vary between 200 meters and 50 meters approximately.
It consists of 6 pulls, which means that you can jump down the zip line 6 times, and these will vary in time, distance and position (if you prefer).
Regarding the positions at the moment of the Zip Line, it will depend a lot on your imagination, as there is no fixed position.
Positions to perform Zip Line in Inca Jungle:
One of the best known positions to perform Zip Line is the squat position. However, there are other positions such as:
- Super Condor
- Condor head
- Spiderman
Would you like to experience these peculiar positions when launching yourself down the zip line? I invite you to make your reservation in advance by clicking on this link, we are sure you will be delighted.
What is the correct way to dress for the Inca Jungle tour Zip Line?
Very easy, as long as you feel comfortable, your clothing is the rest. However, we recommend that you wear light clothing and, if you are a lady, do not wear a skirt at all. Wear trainers, sandals are not allowed.
Recommendations for Zip Line in Inca Jungle:
- To be able to do Zip Line in Inca Jungle, it is advisable to have good helmets, gloves, pulleys, harnesses and carabiners.
- Choose well the service of your agency of preference, remember that this must have a certain time of operation to guarantee your fun.
- Don’t forget to always carry your personal documents with you, as well as extra money.
- Take a camera (you can even record the moment you launch yourself down the Tyrolean traverse).
What our service includes:
- Zip Line instructor from Inca Jungle to Machupicchu:
- Round trip transportation (tourist bus).
- Tour guide
Not included:
- Tips
- Meals in places not indicated in the itinerary.
- Travel insurance – it is strongly recommended to take out travel insurance for the duration of the trip.
Things we recommend you take with you:
- Camera
- Light jacket
- Comfortable clothes for ziplining
- Shoes that are not sandals (no sandals allowed!)
- Regarding our staff that will accompany you during the Inca Jungle to Machu Picchu tour, we can guarantee that they will provide you with a good service, as well as all the equipment and clothing that you will use during the adventure sports.
What is the best season for Inca Jungle to Machu Picchu?
To know which is the best season for Inca Jungle to Machupicchu it is important to know that the region of Cusco during the year goes through two well defined seasons:
Rainy season:
It covers the months of November to the beginning of March. During these months the presence of rain in Cusco is frequent and sometimes torrential, especially in the month of February, so it is not recommended to travel during these months.
Dry season:
This season runs from March to the end of October. During these months the temperature varies and rainfall is minimal.
The days are sunny but in the mornings and evenings in Cusco you can feel the intense cold, so it is recommended to consider a warm outfit to enjoy your stay in Cusco.
So, to know the best season to Inca Jungle you should consider these two seasons and by suggestion of the tourist sector, the dry season is the best season to Inca Jungle. This way you will be able to enjoy Cusco and all its tourist attractions that you want to know in addition to Machupicchu. For this, it is recommended to take to Cusco at least 2 days before the trip to be able to acclimatise and not suffer from the well known “altitude sickness”.
Why trust Inkayni Peru Tours?
Inkayni Peru Tours, uses state-of-the-art equipment that meets the highest standards of quality and safety on the Zip Line circuit on the Inca Jungle tour. The Zip Line circuit and its equipment are inspected by our staff on a daily basis to ensure optimal and efficient operation.
Inkayni Peru Tours, is proud of the work that has been done so far in each of the tours it offers.
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