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Cordillera Blanca Trekking

Peru trekking, hiking and climbing in the spectacular Cordillera Blanca.

 

Cordillera Huayhuash Trekking

Peru treks hikes and climbs in the beautiful Cordillera Huayhuash. Classic 14 day treks you can also combine a climb with a trek, an amazing experience and a wonderful high to leave on.

 

Climbing in Peru

Information for climbing in Peru. Our Peru climbs cater for all fitness levels and abilities from easy to technical and we also have a hard climb to challenge the more experienced climber. Our Peru climbing guides are speak English and Spanish are UIAGM qualified and know these mountains well. To ensure you have fun on your holiday but remain safe, we always recommend an acclimatisation trek of 4-6 days before climbing. You have choices to climb the peaks of the Cordillera Blanca, Cordillera Huayhuash and can provide you with full instruction to help you achieve your goals. We also offer mountain safety and rescue courses for those that are interested.

 

Peru Trekking Info & Service

Here you will find all the information you need to give you confidence that you will have a great time. We love making your Peru Treks and Climbs special so if there is anything that you need that is not mentioned please get in touch.

 

Peru Treks for Vegetarians and Peru Treks for Special Diets

Over half of our Peru trekking clients are vegetarians or have special dietary requirements. We are well versed at cooking delicious vegetarian pizzas on burners at altitude and for many the food is the highlight of their stay! Please notify us of any special dietary requirements so that we can organise it prior so you can relax, totally enjoy your holiday. Here is a quote from a client of a previous trek

"Bernado’s food was great. Thank you for making sure Lisa’s vegetarian dietary needs were met."

- Best wishes, Mark & Lisa, ( USA) Santa Cruz/Quebrada Ulta and Pisco – May 2004

 

Special Peru Treks

Whether you are a woman travelling on your own or a family wanting a special trek that the whole family can enjoy, you can trust our female guides to give you the best possible experience and tailor a program to your needs.

For those of you who fit into the 50 plus age group and seniors, all you need is a sense of adventure as we can have special programs that are really fun!

If you want a school camp experience with a difference, we tailor treks for you. We have special guide to student ratio and various classes to ensure the students have a great time whilst remaining safe.

 

For those travelling alone we can help join you with others in a group to suit your plans.

 

We believe treks in Peru shouldn't just be for the super adventurous or super fit!

 

Our Peru Treks Guides

Our guides are UIAGM qualified and have local knowledge of these mountains. Treks and climb are lead by our kiwi business partner and amiga, Anne who speaks Spanish and English. We also use local Peruvian guides who speak Spanish and English to lead our Peru treks and climbs.

 

Peru Community Aid Projects

Our Commitment is to Socially Responsible Tourism in Peru. There are families and children living in poor conditions, with basic housing, no medical care, inadequate diet, and no available cash to buy clothes, school books and pens. With our community aid project through tourism, together we make a difference to the families in the Peruvian Andes.

 

Contact Peru Trekking

Our contact details for our New Zealand office and our office in Huraz, Peru.

 

Testimonials

Some comments from customers who have trekked with us in the past. We update these every season.

 

Spanish Language Course & Peru Treks

Combine your Peru trek with a stay in Huaraz to study Spanish language at a reputable and professional language school. Programs in Spanish designed especially for travellers to Peru.

 

Peruvian Andes Photos

Experience the beauty of the Peruvian Andes scenery and culture

 

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Trekking, hiking and climbing links

Useful links for hikers, trekkers and climbers in Peru and worldwide

 

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