Huaraz Tours
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Santa Cruz trek 4 Days Tour
The classic Santa Cruz trek: 4 days of snow peaks, emerald lagoons and the mighty Punta Union pass at 4,750 m.
From $ 300/PERSONView Detail -
Huayhuash Trek 7 days tour
Seven days on the legendary Huayhuash circuit — glacier lakes, high passes and camps under star-filled Andean skies.
From $ 995$ 960.00/PERSONView Detail -
Huayhuash Trek 4 days
Four days deep in the Cordillera Huayhuash: turquoise lakes, 6,000 m peaks and trails few travelers ever walk.
From $ 595/PERSONView Detail -
Private Santa Cruz Trek 4 Days Tour
The classic Santa Cruz trek: 4 days of snow peaks, emerald lagoons and the mighty Punta Union pass at 4,750 m.
From $ 1438$ 525.00/PERSONView Detail -
Laguna 69 Tour
Hike to Laguna 69's impossibly blue water beneath snow-capped peaks — Huaraz's most famous day adventure.
From $ 125/PERSONView Detail
What You Can't Miss
When is the best time to visit Huaraz?
The best time to visit Huaraz is during the dry season, which runs from April to November. During this period, temperatures are mild and there isn't much snow or rainfall.
How long should I stay?
The length of your stay in Huaraz will depend on what activities you plan to do. If you are looking to explore the mountains and trek through Huascaran National Park, then you should plan for at least 4-5 days.
Best itinerary for Laguna 69
If you find yourself in Huaraz, you can not miss the opportunity to visit Laguna 69. From the moment you start the hike, you’ll be surrounded by incredible views, waterfalls, lakes, and not to mention the impressive Cordillera Blanca. The hike is tough but definitely worth the effort to witness the impressive glacial lake. Be sure to bring a rain poncho as the weather in the area is highly unpredictable!
Did You Know That...
- What is Huaraz Peru known for? is known as the Switzerland of the South
- How big is it? The built-up area covers 9 km2
- How high is it? Sits at 3,050 meters (10,000 feet)
- Does Huaraz have snow? in December, there's a 87% chance of rain or snow.



