How about Easter Week

Everything was decided two weeks ago, the idea of traveling during the holidays was set, but not the destination; we opted for the reliable Arequipa that never ceases to amaze us. In previous trips, the main purpose was for shopping, sightseeing, etc. but Arequipa offers more. We wanted something different, a change of scenery and to get out of the city, and that's how we ended up choosing Colca. The tour offered visits to the canyon, a hotel on the outskirts of the city, all great; but I felt that the trip was lacking some adrenaline, and while browsing the internet, we came across "De Aventura." I must mention the great advice we received. Rosario made everything easy for me and ended up convincing me to do Zip-line in Chivay. When the day arrived, my boyfriend, literally, was trembling. I must mention that he is someone who is not usually interested in sports that involve getting off the ground, let alone those that have a speed greater than what he can run. That Thursday we almost didn't make it. I must admit with guilt that we almost ruined the mototaxi that took us to the meeting point. We walked for five minutes (although it felt like half an hour due to the altitude), but when we saw the landscape that awaited us, we knew we had to do it no matter what. My boyfriend asked about everything, even the instructors had to tell him to calm down because he was so worried about his safety. When he dared to take the plunge, he did the first run with his eyes closed out of fear. When it was my turn, I was filled with a mix of feelings, between fear, adrenaline, excitement, etc. But, I enjoyed every second and marveled at the spectacular view. After getting over the initial scare, on the way back, I dared to do it headfirst, and it was even better. Our mistake was forgetting the adventurous case for the phone at the hotel and not being able to record the experience. I was left wanting to try it again, and I promise to return. But this time at the Monster level, as they indicated, it's the best there is. An experience we will never forget, and that, obviously, we will repeat.