Aventura y Naturaleza

Adventure tours are generally less physically demanding than treks, but the high altitude means your cardiovascular system still works hard:

• ATV tours — Minimal physical effort (the ATV does the work), but you'll be at 4,300–5,200 m. Altitude acclimatization of 1–2 days in Cusco is strongly recommended.
• Off-road circuits — Moderate handling skill required. No prior ATV experience needed, but you must be comfortable driving a motorized vehicle.

Minimum age for ATV tours: 18 years old (or 16 with parent/guardian present). Passengers may be younger. Pregnant women and people with serious back or neck injuries should not participate in ATV tours.

• Warm layers — even sunny days at 4,000+ m get cold when you're moving at speed
• Windproof jacket (essential — ATV speed amplifies wind chill)
• Gloves (provided but bring your own if you have sensitive hands)
• Goggles or wraparound sunglasses (provided in ATV tours)
• Dustproof face covering or buff
• SPF 50+ sunscreen — UV radiation is intense at altitude
• Camera or GoPro with secure mount
• 1.5 L water bottle — altitude dehydration happens fast
• Comfortable pants (not loose — they catch on the ATV)
• Closed-toe shoes or trekking boots (no sandals on ATVs)