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100% Peruvian, Adios Adventure Travel offers licensed touring, trekking and guide services to the most amazing places in Peru and Ecuador, including the Galapagos Islands. Our main destinations are Cuzco, Inca Trail, Sacred Valley, Machupicchu, Titikaka Lake, Iquitos and Manu National Park, including alternative hikes to Machupicchu. Now including services to southern Peru, Galapagos Islands, Quito, Cotopaxi National Park, Quilotoa Lake, Amazon jungle and more.

Because we organize everything ourselves, we have control over the details that make your trips meaningful and affordable. We pass the savings on to our customers. Former clients come back and have told others about their experiences.

Founded 15 years ago by Vidal Jaquehua, Adios Adventure Travel is entirely Qechua owned and operated. We passionately strive to preserve and support regional cultures and ancient traditions in Peru and Ecuador, through voluntourism, fair employment practices, service projects and by supporting indigenous industries, with all profits reinvested in the local economy.

The goal of Adios Adventure Travel is to exceed the expectations of every traveler, primarily by providing authentic experiences and customized, yet flexible vacations with attention to comfort and safety. Travelers can enjoy a trip of adventure without worry. Adios Adventure Travel is equipped to handle any size group, but we specialize in small groups including students, organizations and families.

As an adventure tour operator, our goal is to promote meaningful tourism and travel in Peru and Ecuador. We have guided thousands of travelers and because we live locally, we can take you off the beaten tourist track, to the real South America. Our attention to detail is unsurpassed. Hikers can choose hikes near Cuzco, Quito and other regions of Peru and Ecuador. Explore the Inca Trail treks to Machu Picchu or alternative hikes in Peru including Salkantay, Huchuyqosqo, Ausangate, Lares, Cacchiccata and other lesser known and unspoiled destinations. Trekking in Ecuador is equally as unspoiled whether you choose Quilotoa Lake or Cotopaxi National Park.

Sustainability practices & ethical tourism:

* Support regional cultures and ancient traditions
* Advance fair employment practices
* Invest profits in local economy
* Benefit indigenous industries
* Offer authentic voluntourism opportunities
* Focus on meaningful travel experiences
* Further sustainable, local economic improvement