How are the meals on this adventure?

Breakfast: omelet, pancake, fruit salad, cereal, scrambled eggs… coffee, tea, milk, chocolate, butter, jam, cheese etc.… Snack: fresh fruit, chocolates, crackers, cookies, sweets drinks. Lunch: salads, soups, rice, chicken, coca tea. Tea time: different hot drinks, coffee, tea, milk, chocolate, crackers, popcorn, pizza, and Tequeños. Dinner: different kind of soups, salads, main courses, pasta, chicken, trout, beef, vegetarian options available, dessert, wine.

How is the Weather in this adventure?

From April to October you will fine, clear weather and low temperatures, we can reach -5 C at nights. From November to March, you can find cloudy weather with some rains. The weather is changeable but as soon you have good equipment for trekking every thing will be great.

Do I need special physic condition for this experience?

Yes, you need to have some multy-day hiking experience and be able to walk an average of 12 km per day during 10 days. But, the most important is to be well acclimatized the high altitud first, we recommend to arrive Huaraz at least two days in advance.

Do I need extra money? What is not included?

Yes. We recommend to bring with you at least 500 s/. in cash. NOT INCLUDED: Entrance Fee (220 soles approximately), Personal trekking gear, First day breakfast, Travel accident and health insurance, Transfer - Airport/hotel/airport /bus station/Hotel – Lima, Bus ticket Huaraz/Lima, Travel luggage and Travel cancellation insurance, Not mentioned food (restaurant) and beverages, Personal spending, Emergency Horse, Hotel in Huaraz and Tips.

Yes, just add the individual supplement (compulsory) so you can travel alone without any problem. You will have a very personalized attention.

What is the passport validity that I need to travel to Peru?

You need to have six months of validity from the estimated date of departure from the country you are visiting. If you are Mexican, we suggest checking out the following link: https://guiadelviajero.sre.gob.mx/ It is the traveler's responsibility to have every traveling document up to date, LocalAdventures will not be responsible for any inconvenience the traveler might have related to this.

Do I need any kind of special equipment? What kind of clothes do I need?

Do I need any kind of special equipment? What kind of clothes do I need? It is recommended to bring: hiking boots, trekking socks (synthetic fibers), sun hat, hat for cold weather, microfiber and thermal shirts, trekking pants sunglasses, 20 to 30 liter backpack, waterproof jacket, waterproof pants (we suggest Gore-Tex brand or another), thermos or water bottle to fill, headlamp (with additional batteries and bulbs), sunscreen (lips and skin ), personal first aid kit, towel, sandals, hiking poles, toilet paper.

What is the best season to do this adventure?

From April to November it is excellent, there is not much rain. Even so, the other months do not lose the beauty of the circuit, even the best photos are in the rainy season, but you have to be prepared and know what you will have in the rain.

Where does the experience begin? Will they pick me up at the airport or hotel?

It starts from Huaraz where there will be a briefing before going to the Trek. You can add the extra arrival transfer from Lima Airport to the City of Huaraz, for more information you can consult the Extras section

Are there any medical or vaccination requirements?

No, but it is necessary and important that you let your Local Adventures executive or the operator know through the chat if you have any medical prescription.

What happens if I get sick or hurt on the trip and can't continue?

There is an Assistant or the controller of each camp has emergency horses to evacuate to the nearest hospital or city, these are considered extra expenses ranging from approximately 200 to 2,000 soles (50 to 550 USD approx), depending on how and in Which place is the evacuation done, and are they paid at destination.

What currency do you recommend I take?

Dollars are good to carry, just like soles. Definitely if you want to make purchases in the market or stores, most businesses have collection or payment by cards.

If the experience is in groups, how big are the groups?

Normally it is between 5 to 11 people.

Do I have free time during the activities of the experience?

Yes, after having finished the day experience, there is time to relax and you can give yourself the necessary time to do whatever you like, be it photos, chat with the community members, drink some beer, paint, walk around a bit, etc. . Without altering nature.

What recommendations are there for days off?

There are countless places to visit in hours or a full day. Whether it is lagoons, or viewpoints, including rock or mountain climbing for a day, the guide can help you provide more options to do at your destination.

What is the average price of meals not included?

From 20 to 40 Soles depending on the type of food you choose

How are the accommodations of this adventure?

You will sleep in tents during the experience

What is the minimum and maximum age? Does the price change for minors?

From 12 years to 45 years, minors are not allowed in this experience.

Will I have internet and/or telephone coverage, as well as Wi-Fi?

Yes, you can do it from the 5th or 6th day of the itinerary.

Will I be able to charge my electronic devices?

Yes, you can do it from the 5th or 6th day of the itinerary.

Within what time can I arrive for day 1?

It is recommended to arrive between 3:00 PM to 4:00 PM

Within what time will we finish on the last day?

You will be finishing between 4 in the afternoon or 5 approximately.

The luggage must be between 30 and 40 liters, the provider has a small storage room so you can leave some of your luggage if you wish

Tour Huayhuash Circuit

Meals

3 Meals per day + 2 snacks

Camping tent

Salewa, Doite & King Camp (3 Persons tent, used for 2 persons)

Sleeping mat

Size, 200 cm X 60 cm X 5 cm

Kitchen tent

Where we prepare everything for you

Dining tent

Where we eat and spend relaxing time

Toilet tent

At every camp site, always taking care of the nature

Guide

Certificated Trekking guide (Speaks English/Spanglish)

Certified Cook

Certificated cook. He prepare delicious dishes

Donkeys

For carry the duffles (5 kg max per person)

Donkey driver

To take care of all the duffles

Dining utensils

Chair, table, stove, gas, plates, caps, forks,...

First aid kit

For any emergency, or illness

Transportation

From Huaraz and back. Public bus for 4 or less groups, Private for 5 or more

Hot Water

Hot water every day in the morning to clean up your hands and face

Boiled Water

Boiled water to fill your bottle every day

Sleeping bag

-5C Confort. Synthetic materials

Not included:

Personal expenses

Does not include personal expenses, tips, insurance.

International Flights

International and/or domestic flights not included.

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Day 1 Pick up from your hotel
8:30 am - 7:25 pm

Pick up from your hotel

Leaving Huaraz at 9am, arrive to the first campsite at 3pm after a lunch stop in Chiquian. There is no hiking on the first day. After arriving, relax and enjoy the view of Rondoy mountain and the valley, where there is often spectacular sunsets. We high recommend to arrive Huaraz at least 2 days before, to get well acclimatized. One day before the experience begin, is important to assist to a briefing session at 5:00 pm. Included meals: Lunch, dinner and snacks.
Day 2 Mitucocha Camp Site
8:30 am - 7:25 pm

Mitucocha Camp Site

Early morning wake up to start hiking up 2.5 hours to reach the first pass at 4,700m. Then hike downhill approximately 500m to reach the campsite Mitucocha at 4,200m. Hiking Time: 5 hours Included meals: Breakfast, lunch, dinner and snacks.
Day 3 Carhuacocha Camp Site
8:30 am - 7:25 pm

Carhuacocha Camp Site

Start the day with another uphill hike for the Fossil pass at 4,800m. Then there will be a short side trip to a mirador to enjoy a spectacular view of the second highest mountain in Peru. Arrive to the campsite Carhuacocha at 4,280m after 6 hours. Hiking Time: 6 hours Included meals: Breakfast, lunch, dinner and snacks.
Day 4 Huayhuash Campsite
8:30 am - 7:25 pm

Huayhuash Campsite

There is another early morning wake up to start hiking uphill to the pass at 4,810m. Today will be the famous 3 lagunas viewpoint. Approximately 8 hours hiking. Campsite Huayhuash is a 4,350m altitude. Hiking Time: 8 hours Included meals: Breakfast, lunch, dinner and snacks.
Day 5 Cuyoc Campsite
8:30 am - 7:25 pm

Cuyoc Campsite

Wake up early for the Trapecio pass at 5,041m, with an optional 40 extra minutes of hiking to reach the glacier Then descend while passing 5 beautiful lakes to reach the campsite Cuyoc at 4,400m. Approximately 6-7 hours of hiking to reach the campsite. It is also optional to hike 2 hours from the campsite to San Antonio pass at 5,100m or leave from campsite Huayhuash to go to the hot springs, which will take approximately 5 hours. Hiking Time: 8 hours Included meals: Breakfast, lunch, dinner and snacks.
Day 6 Huayllapa Village
8:30 am - 7:25 pm

Huayllapa Village

Today will be one of the most beautiful viewpoints of the Huayhuash trek, the Santa Rosa pass. Here Suila Grande can be seen, the mountain made famous by the book and movie Touching the Void. 19km of walking which takes approximately 9 hours with breaks and lunch. The campsite is in the village of Huayllapa at 3,487m. Hiking Time: 9 hours Included meals: Breakfast, lunch, dinner and snacks.
Day 7 Tapush pass
8:30 am - 7:25 pm

Tapush pass

The day will start early to walk 4-5 hours up to Tapush Pass at 4,800m. There will be a lunch stop on the pass before continuing to the campsite at 4,400m. 13 km and 7 hours of walking. Hiking Time: 7 hours Included meals: Breakfast, lunch, dinner and snacks.
Day 8 Yaucha pass
8:30 am - 7:25 pm

Yaucha pass

Reach Yaucha Pass at 4,800m 1.5 hours after leaving the campsite. Then there will be a 1 hour side trip to see a mirador of 2 lakes. Then descend to the campsite at 4,000m. Hiking Time: 5 hours Included meals: Breakfast, lunch, dinner and snacks.
Day 9 Stunning views and Break
11:00 am - 7:25 pm

Stunning views and Break

Enjoy a late wake up and hike around the lagoons to reach the "mirador" after 2 hours, a place with amazing views. Then, have free time to enjoy the mirador or relax at camp. Stay at the same campsite as the night before. Hiking Time: 4 hours Included meals: Breakfast, lunch, dinner and snacks.
Day 10 Back to Huaraz
8:30 am - 7:25 pm

Back to Huaraz

Walk 5 hours/16km of flat and downhill to walking to reach the village of Llamac. After arriving to the village, meet the car that will drive back to Huaraz, 4 hours driving. We'll let you at your hotel around 8:00 pm. Hiking Time: 5 hours Included meals: Breakfast and snacks.

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Huayhuash Circuit

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Pick up from your hotel

Mitucocha Camp Site

Carhuacocha Camp Site

Huayhuash Campsite

Cuyoc Campsite

Huayllapa Village

Tapush pass

Yaucha pass

Stunning views and Break

Back to Huaraz

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