Top Things to do in Ucayali Region
Top 9 Multi-day Tours in Ucayali Region, Ucayali Region
Discover the best top things to do in Ucayali Region, Peru including 4 Day Amazon River Luxury Cruise from Iquitos on the 'Aria', 4-Day Jungle Adventure to Machu Picchu: Biking, Ziplining, Rafting and Hiking, Inca Trail to Machu Picchu 2 Days and 1 Night, 7-Day Cusco Adventure Trekking Salkantay, Ecoadventures river rafting- inka trail 2days,1night , 4 Day Inca Jungle Adventure Trek (Mountain Biking, Rafting and Zipline Options), Private Exclusive 4 Day Inca Jungle Trek Adventure, Salkantay trek 5 days Adventure - ^All Included^ + Machu Picchu, Magical Pucallpa 3 days and 2 nights.
Restaurants in Ucayali Region
1. 4 Day Amazon River Luxury Cruise from Iquitos on the 'Aria'
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 5 reviews
Explore the Amazon on this once-in-a-lifetime, four-day luxury river cruise. Your all-inclusive Amazon cruise is filled with fun, adventure and relaxation. See native wildlife and explore local villages while gliding through the world-famous Amazon Rainforest. Book this unique experience now!
Inclusions: Breakfast, Dinner, Lunch, Dinner, Breakfast, Lunch, Breakfast, Lunch, Round-trip airport transfers, 3 nights accommodation on the Aria, Meals mentioned in the itinerary, Activities mentioned in the itinerary, Bilingual English- and Spanish-speaking guide
Exclusions: Gratuities, Additional services on the Aria, Alcoholic drinks
Reviewed By Jamie S
An excellent way to visit and explore the Amazon rainforest in a safe and secure setting. The lodge gave you a great feel to how the locals live. All beds have mosquito nets, rooms have all your basic amenities such as wardrobes, toilet, shower and balcony. The showers are cold but you’ll appreciate that in the humid environment! The food provided by the lodge was fantastic. It’s all sourced locally and is very healthy. We ate different kinds of fish with fresh vegetables such as plantain. The tours were structured very well to allow you enough free time to relax after a long day exploring! We saw pink & grey river dolphins, sloths, an anaconda, many kinds of monkeys, peiche fish and many more. We fished for piranha and cooked them for dinner. Overall if you’re a nature fan and don’t mind living without an internet connection for a few days this tour is definitely for you! Our guide Alejandro was brilliant. Check out my YouTube channel spring_aroundtheworld for a detailed video of our experience!
2. 4-Day Jungle Adventure to Machu Picchu: Biking, Ziplining, Rafting and Hiking
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 79 reviews
Another alternative to the Inca Trail Trek is this amazing Jungle Adventure, which offers the possibility of low altitude mountain biking, rafting, trekking and zip-lining to reach Machu Picchu. This heart stopping adventure is the perfect combination of an adrenaline pumping 3,000-meter mountain biking descent, followed by an exhilarating rafting trip on class III & IV rapids, trekking into the backwoods of the Andes and zip lining through the jungle canopy on your way to Machu Picchu. Pass through local villages to see the way of life in mountain communities such as Santa Teresa and Santa Maria. The ultimate ending to this excellent trip is a visit to the one and only Machu Picchu archaeological site!
Inclusions: Lunch, Breakfast, Breakfast, Dinner, Lunch, Dinner, Dinner, Lunch, Breakfast, Pre-departure briefing, Cuzco Accommodation Pick-Up, Van Cuzco - Malaga High Pass, Round Trip Tourist Bus Aguas Calientes - Machu Picchu, Tourist Train Aguas Calientes - Ollantaytambo, Bus Ollantaytambo - Cuzco, Professional Bilingual Guide on trek & Machu Picchu tour, 2 nights Basic Guesthouse Accommodation (Santa Maria & Santa Teresa), 1 night 3* Hotel Accommodation in Aguas Calientes, Meals: 3B/3L/3D/3 snacks with typical menus in local restaurants, Mountain Biking Equipment (bicycles, helmet and gloves), Rafting Trip & Equipment, Canopy Zip-Line Adventure, First Aid Kit & Emergency oxygen bottle
Exclusions: Day 1 Breakfast & Day 4 Lunch, Bottled Water, Guide for bus and train transfers (these portions are on your own), Hot Springs Santa Teresa (20 soles), Optional Train transfer from Hydroelectric Station to Aguas Calientes (32 USD), Optional Huayna Picchu Trek (50 soles) must be booked at least 2 weeks in advance, Optional Machu Picchu Mountain Hike (50 soles) must be booked at least 1 week in advance, Accommodation in Cuzco, Tips (Please remember that tipping is 100% optional and depends entirely on the service you received. It is customary to give tips in Latin America, however it is NOT mandatory. If you do wish to give a tip, these are our recommended guidelines.) Guides: 40-60 soles per guide per trekker, Note: Prices for optional activities are subject to change at any time without prior notice. Please confirm these prices before departing on the trek., Trekking Permit: In 2017, the Peruvian government may require a trekking permit for the Machu Picchu Jungle Trek. If this is approved, the rates will be around: S/133 Soles Adult S/67 Soles Student
Reviewed By NickB1403
Junior was an absolutely brilliant and helpful guide -very knowledgeable and his organisational skills excellent. He is a really nice guy as well and asset to Bamber. The chef and porters were also great as was the group dynamics-a truly enriching experience overall. Nick Black
3. Inca Trail to Machu Picchu 2 Days and 1 Night
This is a version of the classic Inca Trail, perfect for those who do not have time and do not miss the opportunity to know this famous route, and then reach the Inca citadel of Machu Picchu by the door of the sun
Inclusions: Accommodation as per itinerary, Breakfast, Buffet lunch, 2-course dinner, Bottled water, Hotel pickup and drop-off, Private tour
Exclusions: Alcoholic drinks, Gratuities
Reviewed By ShannonVManning
The city tour was AWFUL. Our guide Diego was unprofessional, our van had 15 people and NO ac or windows he didn’t seem concerned that we were all uncomfortable. Rather he sat up front with the driver listening to music and didn’t interact with the clients. There were very few times during the hour car rides when he would point anything out at all; and when we asked questions he gave minimal responses. His knowledge on the sites appeared limited and he majority of topics circled back to global warming or aliens. He shouldn’t have this job. Period. The entire group was disappointed, at least we were all able to connect through that. He wasn’t physically able to Guide us through some of the physical sites, as a result we were received minimal information about these areas. So incredibly disappointed. We had a great experience with the trekking portion with Fredy Zapata, please see post on that.
4. 7-Day Cusco Adventure Trekking Salkantay
This 7 days tour is not your typical Inca Trail. By choosing the variant of Salkantay you will be immerse in a quiet and refreshing trek in the mountain; a great alternative to the traditional treks that most tourists do. Come experience the region of Machu Picchu, Sacred Valley, Llactapata & a short Inca Trail.
Inclusions: Dinner, Lunch, Lunch, Breakfast, Lunch, Lunch, Breakfast, Dinner, Dinner, Dinner, Breakfast, round transportation, Camping equipments, 1 night hotel in Cusco, 2 nights in Aguas Calientes, Round-trip transfer to Cusco hotel/airport, Professional English-speaking guide
Exclusions: Extra activities such as : Ziplining & Hot Springs ($30/each), Bus Aguas Calientes - Machu Picchu on day 6 ($12/way), Special equipment like sleeping bags or walking sticks (respectively 20$ / 15$, Meals (lunch and dinner) in Cusco, Extra horse to carry your personal belongings, Personal expenses, International Flights Tickets
Reviewed By Andrea L
This trek was an amazing experience! Eduardo was an excellent tour guide and very knowledgeable about everything we encountered. He answered all our questions and even helped with interpreting at times. Our trek was the first week of January, which was also a peak time for COVID-19. Eduardo was diligent with Covid precautions each day of the trek. He made sure to remind us to wear our masks in small towns, sanitize our hands regularly and prompted us to use our face shields when needed. We felt very safe and well taken care of with Eduardo as our tour guide. The downhill biking was thrilling and relatively easy. The intermittent rain made the experience even better. The company bus/van follows everyone as they bike down the mountain. The rafting was initially scary, but a very fun experience. The company went over all the safety precautions and provided all the necessary gear. 5 minutes after being on the raft, your fear will subside, and you will love every minute of it! There is a FULL day of hiking on this trek. It’s not a simple nature walk either. I would say more than half of the hike is at an incline. If you aren’t an avid hiker, I would definitely train for this trek. The views are beautiful and the foliage is vibrant. You will be exhausted after this full day of hiking, but you will feel so proud that you did it! The zip-lining was so fun! A little bit of a hike to get to some of the spots, but well worth it once you are flying above a river and through the jungle. The food throughout the trek was delicious! You always had enough to eat and it was always fresh! I didn’t expect to be so pleased with the meals, but I can honestly say the food was a trek highlight! On the final day, Eduardo accompanied us to Machu Picchu and did a wonderful job at explaining its history and architecture. This trek was an adventure of a lifetime! Things to know: - The tour company can safely store your luggage. - Pack light, you will have to carry everything you need for the 4-day trek. We each carried a backpack. (If you are lucky, you may be able to have someone take your backpack to the next city on the hiking day. Be sure to ask your guide about this.) -The showers might be cold. -If you are scared of heights, this might not be the trek for you. - You NEED sunscreen and mosquito repellent. - Take a poncho if you are going during the rainy season. CHOOSE THIS TOUR COMPANY AND THIS TREK!!! YOU WILL LOVE IT!
5. Ecoadventures river rafting- inka trail 2days,1night
Peruecoadventures and cultural trips specialize in adventure ecotourism. We practice sustainable tourism and social responsible tourism. We go with small groups to personalize our services, experiences and safety. We are ecological tour operations. We have the best tour guides with great knowledge and team work. We provide the best equipment and gear for each adventure and minimize the impact with what we utilize. As well the experience is unique, not many a people, go to isolate and remote places with less tourism. Historical and cultural tour guides will introduce you and provide with the other a great experience of life as well of the places with local Peruvian. Also historical naturalist tour guide and adventure tour guide all training in rescue courses and operations ,as well all train in the safety and rescue courses in Mountain, Rivers and jungles.so you will be with the great staff people and experience.
Inclusions: Lunch, Cusco rafting- hiking the short inka trail Cusco
Exclusions:
Reviewed By diegoaB215OT
Did the 5 day Salkantay Trek with Alvaro as a guide. He did everything he could to keep everyone happy and safe. He encouraged and help people struggling with altitude sickness. He was funny, entertaining and really knowledgeable about nature, peruvian history and eco adventures. On the last day of the Trek, he took his time to thoroughly explain all of Machu Picchu.
6. 4 Day Inca Jungle Adventure Trek (Mountain Biking, Rafting and Zipline Options)
Join us on one of the most unique trekking programs to Machu Picchu which follows recently discovered trails. This excursion includes trekking through the jungle, mountain biking, zip-lining and much more! This excursion is not just a hike through the Peruvian jungle. The tropical trek incorporates loads of adrenaline-filled activities far beyond just hiking. During the Jungle Trek to Machu Picchu, you will partake in all of the following activities: downhill mountain biking, whitewater rafting, hiking along the Inca trail, and zip lining! The excursion ends with an iconic and breathtaking tour of Machu Picchu ruins. This tour is suitable for anyone with a sense of adventure, curiosity and some energy to spare!
Inclusions: Breakfast, Dinner, Breakfast, Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, Lunch, Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, Accommodations, Private transportation, Entrance fee to Machu Picchu, Experienced adventure guide, Biking Equipment, Medical Kit , Train Tickets after Machu Picchu from Aguas Calientes to Ollantaytambo (subject to availability)
Exclusions: Travel insurance, Optional Transport to and from Machu Picchu (12 USD each way), Optional Activities (ie. Hot springs, river rafting, zip line, Huayna picchu, Machu Picchu Mountain), Optional Train from Hydroelectric to Aguas Calientes (33 USD) , Tips for guides
7. Private Exclusive 4 Day Inca Jungle Trek Adventure
Join us on one of the most unique trekking programs to Machu Picchu which follows recently discovered trails. This excursion includes trekking through the jungle, mountain biking, zip-lining and much more! This excursion is not a simple a hike through the Peruvian jungle. The tropical trek incorporates loads of adrenaline-filled activities far beyond just hiking. During the Jungle Trek to Machu Picchu, you will partake in all of the following activities: downhill mountain biking, whitewater rafting, hiking along the Inca trail, and zip lining! The excursion ends with the iconic and breathtaking tour of Machu Picchu ruins. This tour is suitable for anyone with a sense of adventure, curiosity and some energy to spare!
Inclusions: Biking Equipment, Lunch, Dinner, Breakfast, Breakfast, Lunch, Breakfast, Dinner, Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, Experienced adventure guide, Entrance fee to Machu Picchu, Medical Kit , Train Tickets after Machu Picchu from Aguas Calientes to Ollantaytambo (subject to availability) , Accommodations, Private transportation
Exclusions: Travel insurance, Tips for guides, Optional Transport to and from Machu Picchu (12 USD each way), Optional Activities (ie. Hot springs, river rafting, zip line, Huayna picchu, Machu Picchu Mountain), Optional Train from Hydroelectric to Aguas Calientes (33 USD)
8. Salkantay trek 5 days Adventure - ^All Included^ + Machu Picchu
Trek Salkantay is a 51 km long hike with a 6-7 hour trek. It is a path oriented to travelers who like challenges and witness the different microclimates, discover the mysteries of the Andean world and landscapes that the trail has to offer in a single trip to Machu Picchu. Salkantay 5D invites you to discover and enjoy in these 5 days the variety of climates, from the very cold and icy weather passing through the Salkantay mountain (4,600) msnm to a semitropical climate and to be able to see in the last day one of the wonders of the new world Machu Picchu.
Inclusions: Professional tour guide, Lunch, Breakfast, Lunch, Lunch, Lunch, Breakfast, Dinner, Dinner, Breakfast, Transport, Horses, mules and muleteer to carry all the camping equipment, Train ticket Aguas calientes - Ollantaytambo, Entrance to Machu Picchu, 3 nights in camping, Mattress and tent to sleep, 1 night Hotel in Aguas calientes, 4 breakfasts, 4 lunches, 4 snacks, 4 dinners, bus ticket in Machu Picchu, first aid kit
Exclusions: Sleeping bag., Breakfast on day 1, lunch on day 5, Hidroelectrica Train - Aguas calientes, Horse to ride
9. Magical Pucallpa 3 days and 2 nights
Live an unforgettable experience in the Pucallpa, become an expedition and learn about the wonderful Colorada land. Walk the picturesque streets and buildings of the capital of Ucayali with a complete City tour. Meet the majestic Yarinacocha Lagoon and let yourself be dazzled by this natural wonder.
Inclusions: Transfers Airport-Terminal - Hotel - Airport., 2 nights accommodation., 2 breakfasts at the hotel., Security Kit., Fluvial Transport: Traditional boats., Tickets to all attractions., Tourist guide (Spanish and English).
Exclusions: Airfare, Lunches, dinners and extra drinks., Gifts, souvenirs
Reviewed By Joe B
We LOVED this spot...it was the highlight of our trip and we are so glad that we did it! Highly recommend the experience! Our family did not do a guided tour so I can't speak to that. We were in our personal vehicle and drove from Huanuco to Huallay. The drive took about 3 hours and most of it was the Carretera Central, the heavily-trafficked 2-lane highway that links Lima to the jungle side of Peru. We went up to 14366 feet but dropped back down to about 13500ish when we got to Huallay. Huallay is a national park with an exorbitant s/2 (about 75 cents) entrance fee,. There is parking next to the entrance. You can also request a guide for the hikes that they offer...one is a 3-hour route and the other is 5 hours. Our group preferred to just take off on our own...the route is marked fairly clearly and honestly there is a lot of just open plain so it's not hard to get your bearings and head back to the entrance. It was about 40 degrees, I think...our jungle crew was not well equipped--we were in layers with a fleece, tennis shoes, and wool hats and gloves purchased in Huanuco--but we were not too cold. The ground is marshy, so be prepared for damp feet. We also took in thermoses with hot water for mate de coca, as well as snacks. The park itself is amazing! Our kids had a fantastic time climbing and exploring and hiking. Thankfully no one got altitude sickness although we were all developing headaches by the time we left about 4 hours later. We are so very glad that we went!
TAGS
