Bike Tour Packages In Peru

MEGAVALANCE CUSCO
PERU RENT A BIKE
Per Hour US$3
Per Day US$35
Per Week US$180

FULL DAY MOUNTAIN BIKE TOUR IN THE SACRED VALLEY OF THE INCAS

Cycle Tour Through Pisac Urubamba And Ollantaytambo

At 7 am. We pick you up from your hotel and 30 minutes travel by our own private jeep to Abra Ccoroa on 3600m, here is the begin point for our downhill - cross country mountain biking into the Sacred valley of the Incas.
Safety orientation regarding all the gear of our bikes, the protective gears, and description of the route. From here we will descent on nice asphalt road (beginners) or riding in the single trucks for experience bikers. In Pisaq (2970m) it is possible to do a short hike to visit the archaeological remains of the Incas time, visit the Andean market and continue biking along the greenness sacred valley on the right bank of the river connecting to Qoya, Lamay, Calca, Urubamba (2880m) and Ollantaytambo (2850m) riding on asphalt road without traffic and getting wonderful views of terracing, colony churches and also, people working the mother earth.
After 4 to 5 hours pedalling 33mi (52km) we will be in Ollantaytambo, have lunch and travel back to Cusco arriving at 3 to 4pm and end of service.

INCLUDED

  • Private supporting vehicle (whole trip)
  • Experienced English speaking MT bike guide
  • Giant - TREK - BIANCHI MT bikes in good maintenance (full disc brake). See our bike components, CLICK HERE
  • Windproof and full-finger glove which can also be worn during the cold season or high altitudes
  • 1 lunch in the Sacred Valley of the Incas
  • Plenty of snack and drinking water keep in cooler (only private VIP service)
  • Helmet; light ventilated and comfortable for your head
  • Plenty of snack and drinking water keep in cooler
  • Repair kits and new parts
  • Bottle of oxygen and first aid kit for all participants and our cam staff
  • Biking tour price include government sales tax (19% as know IGV)
  • PERU BIKING TOURS gift


  • TOUR SCHEDULE & COST 2008

    DATE

    TOUR

    COST

    Any day
    during all year

    FULL DAY MOUNTAIN BIKE TOUR IN THE SACRED VALLEY OF THE INCAS

    ycle Tour Through Pisac Urubamba And Ollantaytambo

    Backpacker service
    (Join group & Public bus)
    1 to more participants US$105 each

    Private VIP service
    2 participants US$189 each
    3-4 participants US$167 each
    5 to more participants US$142 each

    Discount 5%: South American Explorers Club Members
    Discount 10%: Tour Operators or Travel Agencies Only
    Students: US$5 discount only with valid green ISIC card>

    Organized Groups: We offer private tours and departure any day

    Group size: 6 participants per each tour guide

    We highly recommended to book space prior you arrive to Peru

    Not Included

  • Alcoholic drinks
  • Breakfast
  • Tips for guide and camp staff
  • Rain Season

    December to April. Some days are with blue sky permiting to cycle this zone.

    Best Time For Cycle

    After rain season (April to December) the mountains are completely covered with snow and the slops are covered with new variety vegetation making nicer for pictures. If you are adventurous and experienced biker you can do even the rain season, there are many single tracks along the way down.

    Advice For Bikers

    Normal physical conditions and summer clothes, bikers require good acclimatization over 4000m. One day before all the bikers will have meeting with the mountain bike guide at our office or your hotels, who will give a BRIEFING about this bike trip and also you can check the quality of bikes and gear will be used on this trip. This is available trip for beginners and people of all age, the road for downhill is in good conditions and not technical level, just nice downhill and cross country on the last part of the trip.
    Tour guide advice you to book trip with private supporting vehicle because some time people feel tired on the last part of the trip. Another facility taking PRIVATE VIP SERVICE the vehicle can be used to stop and visit places along the sacred valley of Incas between Cusco and Abra Malaga. Also when you will be biking is better to leave your personal items in the supporting vehicle making more comfortable your biking trip without backpack in your back.  In case you book this trip with public bus (backpacker service) you don’t chance to visit part of the sacred valley and if you feel  out continue biking you will need to push you own bike till Santa Maria, this is not usual but is not nice if some needs to do it.
    Is recommendable have yellow fiber vaccination (malaria) because you will be 3 days in the high jungle. We never hear news about problems with malaria in this zone but are better to be prepared.

    What You Need To Bring/Carry

  • Small backpack
  • Rain jacket or poncho (December - April)
  • Tennis shoes or cycling shoes
  • One complete change of clothing
  • Bottle of water (2 liters per person)
  • Hat or cap to protect you from the sun
  • Sun block (sun protection cream)
  • Selection of small snacks, chocolate, dried fruit, biscuits etc.
  • Camera, plenty of film and spare batteries
  • Sunglasses
  • Extra soles
  • Local kids and adults

    Along the way you will met many people, specially kids walking long distance to arrive at school and study 5 hours and they back home after maybe 30 minutes or 2 – 4 hours depending how far they live from the school. Normally they are son or daughter of poor farmers living on the mountains. We strongly recommend help us to give some present to them like pencils, notebook, dictionaries, toys, clothes (socks, gloves, hat, t-shirt, etc) and something to eat. We don’t recommend giving them things like candies, chew gun, soda, camping knife or money. If you really like to make picture of them, especially of adults we strongly advise you to ask first. If you don’t speak any word of Spanish language (español) coordinate with your guide to see if is possible to have picture of them. Local people don’t permit take picture of them, because they believe you taking their spirit on your camera.