Pillones Waterfall and Imata Stone Forest

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1. 8: 00-08: 30 A.M - We will pick you up at your accommodation in the city of Arequipa and we will move to the Pillones Waterfall, in about 2 hours we will be arriving at the starting point of the walk 10:30 A.M - We will reach the starting point of the hike, the descent is somewhat complicated. We will warm clothing, because the height (4 thousand meters above sea level) is quite cold. We will begin a somewhat difficult 30-minute descent hike to reach the Pillones waterfall, we will have to descend a rocky slope with great care and a tour along the side of a river before arriving at the waterfall. 11:00 A.M - We will arrive at the Pillones Waterfall, where we can take a number of photographs, we will be an average of 45 minutes in the place Before returning to the point where our mobility awaits us we will join the whole group and we will have a group photo 12:30 P.M - We will start the tour to reach the Stone Forest of Imata 13:00 P.M - We will arrive at the stone forest of Imata where we will be an average of 40 minutes to be able to take all the photographs that our imagination allows us 13:40 P.M - We will have a lunch in the town of Imata before returning to Arequipa (Lunch not included) 15:00 P.M - We will start the return journey to the city of Arequipa 18:00 P.M - Arrival at the Center of Arequipa (Calle Zela Cuadra 03)

   8 hAdmission included

Cancellation

Free cancellation up to 24 hours before the experience starts, for a full refund.

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How it compares in Arequipa

• Its from-price is 33% below the median of the 359 experiences we list in Arequipa.
• It is shorter than most of them.
• By number of reviews it ranks 184 of 359.
• The operator lists free cancellation on it.

About Arequipa

Arequipa, in southern Peru, is a white-stone colonial city beneath the cone of El Misti volcano, close to the deep Colca Canyon.

Arequipa lies at about 2,300 metres in the dry southern Andes, with the cone of El Misti volcano rising above it and Chachani and Pichu Pichu on either side. Its centre is built from sillar, a light volcanic stone that has earned it the name of the White City. The Plaza de Armas has arcades, palms and the cathedral, whose façade stretches the full length of one side.

Top-ranked sights in Arequipa: Colca Canyon, Plaza de Armas, Historic Centre of Arequipa.

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