Rafting Trips

Experience the exhilarating rush of the Vilcanota River with our Rafting Vilcanota Tours. Flowing through the stunning Sacred Valley, this river offers an incredible blend of adrenaline and natural beauty. Whether you’re a seasoned paddler or new to white water, you’ll find sections perfectly suited for an unforgettable adventure, surrounded by breathtaking Andean landscapes and glimpses of ancient Inca terraces.

Our expertly guided rafting tours provide a unique perspective on Peru’s vibrant ecosystem and rich history. Feel the thrill as you navigate exciting rapids, enjoy moments of calm reflection amidst serene scenery, and create lasting memories on the water. Get ready to connect with the raw power of nature and discover the Vilcanota River’s captivating charm.

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What skill level is required for Vilcanota River rafting?

The Vilcanota River has sections suitable for various skill levels, from beginner-friendly calm waters to more exhilarating rapids for experienced adventurers. Your tour operator will match you to an appropriate section.

What is the best season for rafting on the Vilcanota River?

The best time for rafting is generally during the dry season (May to October) when water levels are more consistent. However, some sections are navigable year-round.

What safety measures are in place for rafting tours?

All reputable rafting tours include professional, certified guides, safety briefings, and mandatory use of personal flotation devices (PFDs), helmets, and wet suits.

What should I wear for a rafting trip?

Wear comfortable swimwear or quick-drying clothing under a wet suit. Bring sturdy water shoes or sandals with straps, and a change of dry clothes for afterward.

What items should I bring on a rafting tour?

Bring sunscreen, a hat, sunglasses with a retainer strap, a reusable water bottle, and a waterproof bag for any personal items you need to keep dry.

Are there age or weight restrictions for participants?

Yes, most operators have minimum age requirements, typically around 8-10 years old, and sometimes weight limits for safety reasons. It’s best to confirm with your chosen tour provider.

Is transportation included in the rafting tour package?

Many rafting tour packages include round-trip transportation from Cusco or the Sacred Valley to the river put-in and take-out points.

Are meals provided during the rafting tour?

Some full-day tours might include a riverside lunch, while half-day trips generally do not. Check your specific tour itinerary.

Can I bring my camera or phone on the raft?

It’s generally not recommended unless you have a waterproof camera or a very secure waterproof case. Many tour operators offer professional photo services.

What happens if the weather is bad?

Tour operators prioritize safety. In cases of extreme weather or unusually high river levels, trips may be rescheduled or alternative activities offered.

Is previous rafting experience necessary?

For beginner and intermediate sections of the Vilcanota, no prior rafting experience is necessary. Guides will provide all essential instructions.

Will I have a guide on the raft with me?

Yes, each raft will have an experienced and certified professional guide who will instruct you, navigate the rapids, and ensure your safety.

How long does a typical Vilcanota rafting trip last?

Rafting trips can vary from a half-day excursion (2-3 hours on the water) to full-day adventures that include transport and meals.

What happens if I fall out of the raft?

Guides provide instructions on what to do if you fall overboard. All participants wear PFDs, which keep you afloat, and guides are trained in rescue techniques.

Are there changing facilities available at the river?

Some tour operators provide basic changing tents or facilities at the put-in or take-out points. It’s advisable to wear your swimwear under your clothes.