5 Days
Fly fishing in Cusco
Fly fishing in Cusco
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Experience an unforgettable fishing adventure at pristine Andean lakes, just 1.5 hours from Cusco or the Sacred Valley. Cast your line for abundant rainbow trout while fishing by boat, on foot, or both—tailored to weather conditions. Perfect for anglers of all levels and their families, this is a day of excitement, stunning scenery, and lifelong memories
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Trip overview

Itinerary
Day 1 – Arrive in the Sacred Valley and settle into your hotel. In the evening, enjoy a welcome dinner with traditional Peruvian cuisine and live music alongside your guide and fellow travelers.
Day 2 – Begin your journey into the scenic Lares Valley. Stop by a clear trout-filled stream for a relaxing fishing session and riverside lunch. Continue to your campsite for the night, complete with hot showers, cozy tents, and a freshly prepared dinner.
Day 3 – Start the day with early coffee or tea, followed by breakfast at 7:00 AM. Spend the morning fishing in nearby lakes or rivers, then return to camp for lunch. After a final fishing session, pack up and return to the Sacred Valley and Cusco by evening.
Day 4 – Enjoy free time in Cusco before your transfer to the airport.
Whats included
- Transportation
- All the meals starting with lunch day 1 until lunch day 2 or 3.
- Fishing equipment
- All the camping equipment
- Professional and local fishing guides and assistance.
Not included
- Personal travel insurance
- Airline tickets
- Sleeping bags (rent available)
- Personal gear
- Additional services
- Alcoholic beverages
- Tips
- Extras
FAQs
What is the Sacred Rivers Camp?
It’s a 2- or 3-day fly fishing experience in the Andes near Cusco, combining trout fishing in streams and lakes with high-mountain camping and cultural immersion near the Sacred Valley and Lares.
Where does the trip take place?
In the highlands of Cusco, between the Sacred Valley and the Lares region, close to Machu Picchu but far from the crowds.
What will I fish for?
Mainly rainbow trout, in crystal-clear mountain streams and alpine lakes.
What’s the best time of year to go?
The season runs all year, except February due to heavy rains.
How physically demanding is it?
Moderate. The trip involves high-altitude camping, short hikes, and wading in rivers. No previous fly fishing experience is necessary.
What should I pack?
- Layered clothing (down jacket, fleece, rain gear)
- Warm pants and long underwear
- Extra socks, gloves, beanie, cap
- Sunglasses, sunscreen
- Waterproof hiking shoes
- Waders are provided, but you can bring your own if preferred.
What kind of fishing gear is used?
- 2–3 wt rods for small rivers
- 5 wt rods for lakes
- Floating & intermediate lines
- Tippets (2x to 6x)
- Recommended flies: wooly buggers, zonkers, stimulators, hoppers, princes, and hare’s ears.