Peru · RIVER RAFTING
Good rafting trips fill up weeks ahead and the great ones go first. Below: the 4 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
Raft the Chili River near Arequipa on a beginner-friendly 6-kilometer route with guides, gear, hotel pickup, and a snack afterward.
“Great trip, we had a lot of fun. There are amazing views on the way, and we had the chance to jump into the water. Our guide Daniel and the team were professional, friendly and made the experience fun. Highly recommend.”
Review of a Cusco rafting and zipline day on the Urubamba River, with rapids, lunch, sauna, safety notes, price advice, and practical tips.
“The experience was great! Wish I had known about their combination with an overnight trip and trip to Rainbow Mountain the next day!”
Raft class II to IV rapids on Arequipa’s Chili River, with volcano views, pre-Inca terraces, gear, guides, and hotel pickup for $34.
“great experience, well organised with highly capable guides. couple of points FYI: 1) the water is freezing , so bring warm clothes for afterwards. 2) there is a chance to purchase photos of your river rafting experience, this was 10 soles per head for us, so make sure to take some spare cash”
Review of a four-day Inca Jungle adventure from Cusco with mountain biking, rafting, hiking, ziplining, hot springs, and Machu Picchu.
“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. Day 1, Bike and Raft: Bike was great fun, very easy/beginner friendly as mostly downhill but get to pick up some speed while catching the views. Rafting was excellent with a few decent rapids. Accommodation was terrible, very basic shared hostel with only cold water shower (not ideal after rafting), food was average but didn't go hungry. Day 2, Hike: I'd class myself intermediate hiker and I found it pretty easy, there's a few hills…”
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