COFFEE ROUTE + MACHUPICCHU

What to Bring on the Tour

• Dietary restrictions (veg/vegan)

  If you follow a special diet, please let us know. This way we can ensure suitable options are available for you during the tour.

• Warm clothing

  Temperatures vary greatly at altitude. Bring several layers to adapt to daytime and nighttime conditions.

• Sunglasses

  UV radiation is stronger at altitude. Good sunglasses protect your eyes and make the trip more comfortable.

• Sunscreen

  Mountain sun is strong, even on cloudy days. Wearing sunscreen prevents burns and protects your skin throughout the tour.

• Wool hat

  Cold can be intense, especially mornings and evenings. A wool hat helps retain body heat.

• Wool gloves

  Hands get cold quickly at altitude. Wool gloves provide the warmth needed for a comfortable trip.

• Appropriate footwear

  Terrain can be uneven and rocky. Wear comfortable shoes with good traction to avoid slips and improve stability.

• Snack

  Physical effort at altitude requires extra energy. Carrying a snack helps you stay active and avoid fatigue during the tour.

• Water

  Staying hydrated is essential to avoid altitude sickness. Bring a reusable bottle to refill along the way.

• Personal documents

  Some entrances require ID. Carry your ID or passport for access and for registration in case of emergency.

• Small backpack

  A compact backpack lets you carry essentials comfortably. Ideal for water, snacks and personal items without excess weight.

• Cash (Peruvian Soles)

  Some places don’t accept cards. Carrying Soles makes it easier to buy souvenirs, snacks or additional services.

• Camera

  Landscapes are spectacular and worth capturing. A camera lets you take amazing memories and share your experience.