Arrival, transfer to hotel in Miraflores. Facility. Trekking briefing.
Dinner not included.

Very early to avoid the traffic we headed east towards Chosica along the Central highway. At San Mateo 3150 m, we stop for self-catered breakfast at Chez Victor restaurant. San Mateo is a town through the highway, the main access road to access the center of Peru and the jungle. The circulation is very slow. In the past it was an important station of the railway that reaches the 4835 m pass, once the highest railway pass in the world.

Free breakfast and lunch. Dinner included. Night in lodge.3H.

After breakfast we take our vehicle to Río Blanco 3600m. Start of the trekking through the Copa ravine. The route is approximately 9 km and progressively 900 meters of unevenness. The flora of this area is characterized by the presence of pastures, as well as several cacti, and the fauna, you can see llamas, alpacas, sheep, as well as some species of birds. Arrival at the lagoon, walk and return to San Mateo.
+950m/-950m Full board
6H

Then, by car, we leave the paved road in Rio Blanco to ascend an unpaved road towards the Yuracmayo Lagoon, which in Quechua means “White River”.
Yuracmayo is one of the 3 freshwater reserves for Lima with 10 million inhabitants. Then optional walk to the Paca Tatajaico viewpoint. Return to the camp. Camp at the end of the lagoon.
+400m/-400m Full board
3h trek- Transfer 2h

We prepare in the direction of the Sullcón pass. Progressively, the trail begins on the high slopes of the Yuracmayo. We pass through an old glacier that has already disappeared. The view of the snowy Paca 5610 dominates the landscape. We reach the Sullcon pass at 5000 m, and the summit of the same name rises. It is the watershed of the continent. A 180 degree panorama is available on Carhuachuco 5580 m, Huallacancha 5480 m, Sullcón 5600 m, Paca 5610 m.
Return to the camp.
+700m/-700m Full board
3h trek -

Leaving at 7: AM from Río Yuracmayo we head to the foot of the snowy Vicuñita ascending to our first highest pass Ñawi Punta 4900m. Frequently you can see wild animals vicuñas, partridges (Tinamou, which is not the European partridge), Huachuas (Andean geese) The view of Nevado Vicuñita 5512m, Paccha Esquina
5265m, Harrarayoc 5330m, announces the arrival at Camp Paccha 4535m.
Optional climb to Paccha Esquina 5200- No technical equipment is required to climb.
+550m/-350m Full board
5h trek

We leave the Paccha lagoon to continue the slopes of the snowy Hararayoc always to the south. The path goes up a pedrero with some circular stone constructions that are old enclosures to keep the llamas. The pass opens
between Hararayoc and Paccha Esquina. From the Hararayoc pass 5050 m, the summits of the Suiricochas 5500, Colquepucro 5491 m. descent to camp
+500m/-450m Full board
6h trek-

Along an old road we border the Llasca lagoon. An old path, always in the same direction, leads us to the crests of Cerro Torrioc. We appreciate the turquoise lagoons of Colquepucro to the east. On the west flank we can see the Totoral lagoon and from the pass the Suyoc lagoon. Then a short descent to the Pampa plain to then climb our second pass Suyoc 4870 m. Descent to the turquoise lagoon of Jiga 4600m where around we find herds of llamas and alpacas in large numbers. Camp.
+570m/-470m Full board
7h trek-

It will be the longest and most intense day of our trekking. We take the road to Piticocha through an immense plain known as puna. We take a piece of the road and then go up to the Ocsha 4650 pass, the view of the Pariacaca 5730 and 5750m peaks to the east adorn the landscape. It was the sacred mountain of the
Incas. Below are the Pariacaca we can appreciate the 5 staggered lagoons of Chuspicocha and Piticocha. Descent towards the town of Tanta. Night in Lodge.

+250m/-574m Full board
7h trek-

We leave the charming town of Tanta, which is dedicated to raising llamas and alpacas. It is located on the edge of the Paucarcocha lagoon and water reserve.
Along the southern edge of the lake we walk progressively always through thehigh punas in the direction of the Maca Chaca 4700 pass, some last views of Pariacaca and Nevado Tunshu are present. We arrive at the pass, then gently descend towards the Churaron ranch and camp.
+476 m/-300 m Full board
7h trek-

From this completely isolated valley we start the last effective day of trekking. We continue the path on the flank through the highlands passing by eventual shepherds' houses. We arrive at the 4700 m pass and descend through open valleys. The feelings of loneliness become intense in the midst of these large spaces. Regular descent towards Vilca, where we say goodbye to our team of llamas and muleteers. Night in lodge.
+300 m/-884 m Full board
5h trek-

From Vilca we continue the trip with a private vehicle with stops to visit the numerous waterfalls of Vilcas and the lagoons of the Nor Yauyos Cochas Landscape Reserve. We visit Huancaya the town with its colonial bridge and surrounding lagoon. We make lunch and continue the descent of the Cañete River. Arrival and camp Villa Arma.

5h of vehicle- Full board

With a more pleasant climate we followed the entire basin of the Cañete River, observing that the vegetation changes rapidly. Avocado and fruit trees become frequent in the landscape. We pass through Lunahuaná, a town famous for rafting activities. At noon we arrived at the Pan-American highway, the main one on the Peruvian coast. At noon we arrive in Chincha, the city where the most important Afro-Peruvian community is located. We settle in the comfortable hotel in Chincha.
5h of vehicle- Breakfast and lunch. free dinner

Guided visit to the Tabernero winery dating from 1897 in the city of Chincha to discover the processes of making pisco, wine and sparkling wine. Product tasting: wine and pisco. Entrance to the underground cellar. In the afternoon we will visit the Casa Hacienda San José, one of the main places where the black slaves worked and after their rebellion they built their homes around the Casa Hacienda. We will take a tour of the Treasury and the catacombs that are found there, as well as its beautiful chapel.

1h vehicle. Breakfast. Free lunch and dinner.

We leave our hotel to take our vehicle that will take us to the Bay of Paracas. We embark to the Ballestas Islands to visit the abundant fauna that the islands protect with many sea lions, cormorants, pelicans, and penguins.
After noon, return by bus to Lima. Hotel installation.

4h vehicle. Breakfast. Free lunch and dinner.

Airport transfer. Return flight.