Explore the magic of Lagoon Humantay in Cusco, one of the best tourism adventures in Peru! This beautiful lagoon is located in the Cusco region, at 4,200 meters above sea level. This crystal-clear water lagoon is the perfect place to enjoy an unforgettable adventure.
• Enjoy a picturesque drive through the Sacred Valley, with stunning views of Andean landscapes and traditional villages.
• Experience a rewarding trek through steep mountain trails, surrounded by breathtaking scenery.
• Marvel at the vibrant turquoise waters of Humantay Lake, a hidden gem in the Andes.
• Admire the majestic Humantay and Salkantay mountains, towering above the lake.
• Learn about the importance of Humantay Lagoon to local Andean communities and their traditions.
• 24 hours emergency contact ensures support no matter what time.
Your Salkantay Trek to Laguna Humantay Blue Lagoon starts with an early
morning pick up (5AM) from your hotel in Cusco city. The drive itself is
most interesting as we have amazing views of the mountains as we drive
along, also passing through a few indigenous villages and cornfields en
route to the trailhead. The drive to Soraypampa is about 3 hours, and we
will be starting our hike at an elevation of 3800 meters/12,460 feet. The
uphill hike along the Salkantay trail is 2 hours, with your guide pointing
out the various flora and fauna along the way, perhaps stopping for a
postcard-perfect shot of the snow-capped peaks here and there.
At the top is the treasure! Magnificent Blue Lagoon, otherwise known as
Laguna Humantay, which is an incredible and unforgettable shade of deep
turquoise with the snow-capped Humantay glacial mountains in the
background!, descent is usually a bit quicker than your initial climb, With
our hearts and bellies full, we will start our 3-hour return to Cusco in our
private van.
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch
• Wear warm clothing.
• Sunscreen.
• Sunglasses.
• Cap.
• In the rainy season, bring a rain poncho.
• Hiking shoes.
• Water.
Ready to embark on an unforgettable journey? Book your tour Today!