Zipline At Santa Teresa Machu Picchu

Upon arriving at the designated meeting point, you'll have a brief orientation with our guide before gearing up with all the necessary equipment to begin this exhilarating journey.

Prepare to soar down a total of 3 kilometers of zipline, experiencing various flight styles, including the renowned condor flight. Throughout the adventure, our expert guide will be with you to ensure your safety and enjoyment.

This exciting circuit is situated in Saucepampa Santa Teresa, within the La Convencion province, just 17 miles from Machu Picchu and 136 miles from Cusco. The location is accessible by road from Cusco, passing through the town of Santa Maria first.

Santa Teresa is a stop on the alternative route to the Inca citadel, famed for the Cocalmayo hot springs nestled along the banks of the Vilcanota River. Other routes to reach the city of Machu Picchu include taking the train to Aguas Calientes, hiking the Inca Trail, or embarking on an 8-hour trek from the hydroelectric station.

The adventure kicks off with the first zipline, stretching a total of 450 meters. All lines span from mountain to mountain, giving you the sensation of flying over the majestic Peruvian Andes and the Sacred Valley of the Incas. The second line extends even further, reaching 600 meters.

Experience an adrenaline-filled outdoor sport in Santa Teresa, a town located at an altitude of 1,550 meters above sea level.

Challenge yourself by crossing the suspension bridge that spans 120 meters, offering breathtaking views of the river, mountains, and lush vegetation. Afterwards, glide down the longest zipline, measuring a total of 950 meters.

Santa Teresa lies on the edge of the Peruvian Jungle, characterized by its warmer climate and stunning panoramic vistas.

Please note that the tour does not include hotel pick-up and drop-off in Santa Teresa. However, we can assist in arranging a taxi or tuk-tuk at the conclusion of the circuit.