RAINBOW MOUNTAIN VINICUNCA AND RED VALLEY ATV TOUR – 1 DAY

Moderate, mainly because of the altitude. Almost the whole route is by ATV, which greatly reduces the physical effort, and the only walk is short, near Rainbow Mountain.

Between 30 and 45 minutes round trip, about 2 km (1.24 miles). The rest of the route is by ATV.

Yes. Although the walk is short, the tour runs between 4,630 m (15,190 ft) and 5,036 m (16,522 ft). You may feel mild symptoms such as headache, tiredness or dizziness. We recommend acclimatizing in Cusco first.

No. Before starting, the guide explains how to drive and the safety measures, and you do a short practice to get used to the ATV.

Yes. You will receive safety instructions and basic practice, and experienced local guides supervise the whole route.

With a single ATV, each person drives their own. With a double, two people share one: one drives and the other rides as a passenger, which lowers the price per person.

Yes, from age 8 and always with a responsible adult. Minors under 17 may only drive with authorization from their parents or guardians; those who don’t drive can ride as passengers on a double ATV, subject to the local operator’s availability.

Yes. Since the walk is short, it is a great way to see Vinicunca with less effort. If you have any medical condition, check with your doctor first.

Only the authorized local communities of the area, so this activity directly supports local families.

The Red Valley, Rainbow Mountain Vinicunca and high Andean landscapes with alpacas and llamas.

Instead of the traditional hike, you cover most of the way by ATV: less physical effort, more adventure and, on top of that, a visit to the Red Valley.

It is ideal if you want to see Rainbow Mountain with little walking, plus the thrill of an ATV ride, great scenery and the Red Valley. It is a great option if you want comfort without losing the excitement of exploring the Andes.

From April to October, when there are more sunny days and clearer views. Even so, the tour runs all year.

Yes, also from November to March. In those months bring rain gear, as the weather can change.

Yes. Our guides carry a first aid kit and an oxygen tank to handle any altitude-related problem.

A warm, waterproof jacket, comfortable pants, shoes with good traction, a hat or cap, sunglasses, sunscreen, water and light snacks. You will find the full list in the What to bring tab.

It is limited for most of the route. At some high points there may be intermittent coverage, but it is not guaranteed.

1. Availability check: Write to us at info@sakuraexpedition.com or on WhatsApp at +51 941 411 418 to check your dates. We will send you a booking form that each participant must complete.

2. Traveler details: To manage the booking we need, exactly as shown in the passport, full name, gender, passport number, date of birth (dd/mm/yyyy) and nationality.

3. Guarantee: Once we receive the forms, we ask for a guarantee per person to secure your space. We recommend booking early, especially on holidays and in high season.

4. Final confirmation: Once the booking is confirmed, you will receive the official invoice and your place will be 100 % guaranteed.

In cash, in US dollars or soles, in Cusco, one or two days before the tour, as instructed by your sales agent.

Yes, up to 48 hours before departure. In that case an administrative fee is charged, deducted from the total amount as applicable.

We are a 100 % local Peruvian company specializing in adventure and cultural tourism in Cusco and Peru. Our team of certified guides and operations staff works to give you unique, safe, high-quality experiences.

We stand out for responsible and sustainable tourism, respect for local communities and personalized service. With our tourism quality certification, we take care of every detail, from planning to the last moment of the tour.

Message us on WhatsApp at +51 941 411 418 or email info@sakuraexpedition.com.