Health:

• It is advisable to bring your own medication in case of any pre-existing conditions.
• Inform our guide about any medical conditions you have to ensure your well-being during the tour.
• Keep in mind that a minimum acclimatization period may be necessary, especially if you are not used to high altitudes.

Safety:

• Do not forget to bring your passport or valid ID.
• Groups are limited to a maximum of 15 people to ensure a more personalized experience.
• This tour is suitable for children from 11 years old and pregnant women, but it is not recommended for people with vertigo.
• It is mandatory to be accompanied by our tour guide at all times.
• Carry the emergency contact for our company (Operations - Angela) for any eventualities.
• Avoid separating from the group and exploring on your own for your safety.
• Our transportation is equipped with an oxygen tank and a first aid kit for emergencies.
• It is advisable to carry cash for personal expenses.

Clothing:

• Wear loose, comfortable clothing, as well as breathable and sturdy footwear.
• Bring a hat to protect yourself from the sun and rain, and sunglasses to protect your eyes.
• During the rainy season (December to April), it is essential to bring waterproof clothing and a scarf or shawl for the cold.
• Don’t forget to bring a water bottle and mosquito repellent.

Sanitary:

• If you have a cold or allergies, remember to use a face mask during the tour and on the transportation.
• Use 70% alcohol to regularly disinfect your hands.

Essentials and Documentation

• Original Identification Document: Valid passport or ID card (essential for entering archaeological sites).
• Cusco Tourist Ticket (BTC) and Entrance Tickets: Cash or physical/digital tickets required for entry to Sacsayhuamán, Qoricancha, and the Cathedral.
• Cash in Local Currency (Soles): Most artisans in San Blas and vendors at the San Pedro Market do not accept credit cards.

Sun and Weather Protection

• Broad-Spectrum Sunscreen: Reapply every 2 hours (UV radiation at Cusco\'s high altitude is extremely strong).
• Sunglasses with UV Filter: To protect your eyes during outdoor walking hours.
• Wide-Brimmed Hat or Cap: Ideal for shielding your face and neck from the bright sun.
• Lip Balm or Moisturizer: Helps prevent chapped lips caused by the cold mountain wind.

Hydration and Snacks

• Reusable Water Bottle or Canteen: Staying hydrated is essential to mitigate the effects of high altitude.
• Energy Snacks: Nuts, chocolates, or coca candies to keep your energy up during walking tours.

Personal Gear and Technology

• Small Daypack (15-20L): Comfortable and lightweight to carry your personal belongings without straining your back.
• Camera or Smartphone with Ample Storage: To capture the stunning landscapes and monuments.
• External Battery (Power Bank): High altitude and cold weather tend to drain camera and phone batteries faster than usual.