The Urubamba River is located in the Cusco region of Peru. It flows through the Sacred Valley of the Incas and eventually joins the Amazon River.

The Urubamba River is approximately 724 kilometers (450 miles).

Yes, there are sections of the Urubamba River suitable for beginners. The river offers a range of difficulty levels, from Class II to Class IV rapids, making it accessible to beginners and experienced rafters.

The best time for rafting in the Urubamba River is during the dry season, typically from April to October. During this time, the water levels are lower, providing better conditions for rafting.

The duration of a rafting trip on the Urubamba River depends on the section you choose to raft. It can range from a few hours to a full day, depending on the length and difficulty level of the selected route.

It is recommended to wear lightweight, quick-drying clothing such as shorts and T-shirts. It’s also essential to bring a swimsuit, sunscreen, a hat, and water shoes or sandals that can be secured to your feet.

No, previous rafting experience is not required for most sections of the Urubamba River. However, it’s essential to follow the instructions of your experienced rafting guide and be comfortable in the water.

The age restrictions may vary depending on the specific rafting tour operator. However, most operators allow children above a certain age (usually around 12) to participate in rafting trips. It’s best to check with the tour operator beforehand.

Yes, reputable rafting companies prioritize safety and provide all necessary safety equipment, including life jackets and helmets. Experienced guides accompany each rafting trip and provide safety instructions before the activity.

Yes, the Urubamba River is located in the scenic Sacred Valley of the Incas, which offers various other activities such as hiking, biking, and visiting historical sites like Machu Picchu. You can combine your rafting adventure with these different experiences.