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With the Tour Valle de los Volcanes Arequipa or “Valley of the Volcanoes”, you can visit the Geopark and the hidden Pearl of Castile, a waterfall and see the largest bird in the world. Ideal for those who love beautiful landscapes, adventure and seeing the Condor.
Adventure VALLEY OF THE VOLCANOES, is located in the department of Arequipa. In it runs the Andagua River from north to south, the area is home to several volcanoes including the Antaymarca, around it are more than a dozen volcanoes, highlighting the twins Shipee and Jonson. The highest volcano is Pucamauras at 350 meters above sea level.
There is a basaltic lava fault in the valley. The Andagua fault is 500 to 800 masl lower than the Huambo fault. The presence of lava is due to the multiple eruption of small volcanoes. These volcanoes emerged by the degassing of lavas or eruptions from the magma and the formation of the valley dates from two hundred thousand years ago.
The Panahua Waterfall Trekking, is a natural resource that is located in the district of Orcopampa, the peculiarity of this natural resource despite the fact that it is a waterfall, is that most of the time presents its waters completely frozen.
The waterfall of Panahua presents a height of fifty meters and in fact, its attractiveness lies in the solid state of its waters. The way from the entrance of the waterfall as an excursion to the Panahua waterfall to the same resource, comprises a path of 600 meters that can be completed in less than 20 minutes. As it has entrance control, the Panahua waterfall can only be visited from 8 am – 3.00 pm. Among the activities that can be done at the waterfall are trekking and bird watching. The path that presents this waterfall, also allows access to interesting trails such as caves, ritual scenarios of payments to the Apus, among others.
From the MIRADOR DE LA CRUZ DEL CONDOR, we will be able to delight ourselves with the flight of the Condor, this majestic bird in danger of extinction that inhabits the canyon. Its varied fauna will also allow the traveler to enjoy the presence of animals such as alpaca, vicuña, vizcachas, foxes, pumas, eagles, hawks and owls.
Enjoy Arequipa Volcanoes Valley Tour
LODGING: FAMILY HOME
BREAKFAST – HOTEL / LUNCH and DINNER – AGENCIA
Lodging: FAMILY HOME
BREAKFAST, LUNCH and DINNER – AGENCY
Lodging: FAMILY HOME
BREAKFAST, LUNCH and DINNER – AGENCY
Lodging: FAMILY HOME
BREAKFAST, LUNCH and DINNER – AGENCY
BREAKFAST and LUNCH – AGENCY/ DINNER – PASSENGER
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The average duration of the hike to Mirador de Antaymarca is typically about 4 to 5 hours, depending on the group’s pace and the terrain conditions.
No, the hike to the Twin Volcanoes is not very difficult. It is of moderate difficulty, suitable for individuals with basic physical fitness. The terrain can vary, including hills and mountain trails, but it is not extremely challenging.
For the hike to the Twin Volcanoes, you will be provided with essential items like trekking poles. They may also provide safety equipment such as helmets and flashlights. Be sure to confirm the details with the specific tour agency.
At Mirador de Jojolloche, you can enjoy a panoramic view of 32 volcanoes around Andagua and take photographs. You can also explore the area and learn about its history and geology with the assistance of a tour guide.
Typically, the thermal baths in Chivay open in the morning, around 9:00 a.m., and remain open until the afternoon, closing around 6:00 p.m. However, please note that these hours can vary, so it’s advisable to verify the exact schedule during your visit. These baths offer relaxing thermal waters and amenities such as changing rooms, showers, and rest areas for visitors.
The Valley of the Volcanoes is situated in the department of Arequipa, Peru, and stretches along the Andagua River, surrounded by a dozen volcanoes, including Antaymarca and the Twin Shipee and Jonson volcanoes.
The highest volcano in the Valley of the Volcanoes is Pucamauras, with an elevation of 350 meters above sea level.
At Panahua Waterfall, you can engage in trekking and bird watching. The trail leading to the waterfall also allows access to interesting places such as caves and ritual sites.
It is advisable to book the Valley of the Volcanoes Tour in Arequipa in advance, especially during the high season, which is typically from June to August. For this season, book at least 2-3 months in advance. During the low season, such as from December to March, you can book a few weeks ahead. For holidays or large groups, book well in advance. Contact the tour agency to check specific availability for your travel dates. Booking in advance secures your spot and simplifies planning.
The best time to visit the Valley of the Volcanoes in Arequipa is usually during the dry and mild season, from June to August, with stable weather and clear views. The low season, from December to March, offers fewer crowds but colder temperatures and occasional sporadic rains. Your choice depends on your personal preferences.
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