Amazonas Explorer

We’re thrilled to announce that Amazonas Explorer has been renewed the CALTUR certificate! Awarded by the Peruvian Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Tourism for excellence in quality and good tourism practices, we’ve proudly held this accreditation since 2019. This year, we’ve been specially praised in gold standard(the highest form of certification) for: Trekking and Adventure Tourism. Thank you to our amazing team and travelers for making this possible!

Happy to be featured by The Telegraph for our E-Bike Sacred Valley Tour!
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One of the best ways to explore the Sacred Valley is cycling from Pisac to Ollantaytambo, with optional visits to ruins, local markets, and even a Pachamanca lunch upgrade.
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Or if not, try any of our other E-bike and Mountain bike adventures in Cusco and the Sacred Valley:
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How to have the perfect holiday in Peru From majestic scenery of the Andes Mountains to its unique food scene, the South American nation is far more than its famous Inca landmark

On Saturday the 13th, Amazonas Explorer office staff and guides gathered at Casa Cusqueña for our traditional end of year meal. It was a chance to celebrate the hard work everyone put in throughout the year, and a lovely way to finish the season. Including a small gift before we head off for Christmas break. Well done everyone at Amazonas! 🎄🎄🎄

On the 4th and 5th of December, the Amazonas Explorer team went to Patacancha for our annual Porters Party followed by the Queña Raymi tree planting festival. The celebrations began with the traditional football match between guides, drivers, office staff, and porters, then a round of volleyball and plenty of good food.

After camping overnight, we continued up to Patacancha Pass, where, together with local communities, we planted 15,000 trees in a single day. A powerful reminder of our team spirit and of Amazonas Explorer’s ongoing commitment to its people and the planet.

Last weekend, members of Amazonas decided to start the reforestation efforts early, —perfect timing as we head into the rainy season.
Our team planted 60 trees on an abandoned green strip outside the Amazonas Explorer office in Cusco.
These trees are a symbol of Amazonas Explorer’s commitment to the planet and to improving the place where we work and live.