Strap in and fly 130 meters over the Poroy plain outside Cusco. This two-hour, high-adrenaline slingshot launch pairs technical safety briefings with instant-flight thrills and valley-spanning views.
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The platform sits on a wind-scoured ridge above the Poroy plain. You strap in, feel the harness bite at your shoulders, and for a heartbeat the valley holds its breath — then the launch hurls you forward, flight opening beneath you as the wind pulls at your cheeks. The rush lasts seconds, but the afterimage of the trembling Andes and the low sweep of Cusco’s terraces lingers.
Difficulty
challenging
Duration
2 hours
Fitness Level
Should be in good cardio and core condition; avoid if you have heart, spinal, or pregnancy restrictions.
Wildlife
History
Adventure tourism near Cusco is a recent layer atop a long history of Andean settlement and Inca infrastructure; the area’s terraces and routes reflect centuries of highland agriculture and travel.
Conservation
Operators work under local safety and permit rules; visitors should avoid littering, follow staff directions to limit erosion around launch approaches, and support guides who use certified equipment.
Reserve your spot on the Slingshot o Superman today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Book a morning slot
Mountain winds are usually calmer in the morning, increasing the chance your session won’t be canceled for weather.
Bring ID and passport details
Operators collect passport info for waivers and insurance—have copies and your passport number ready.
Wear long pants and fitted shoes
Loose clothing or sandals are unsafe during launch; closed, snug athletic shoes and long pants are required.
Expect video upsell
Operators often film launches; bring cash or card if you want instant purchase of your footage.
Closed-toe athletic shoes
Provides secure footing during gearing and the short approach to the platform.
Windbreaker or light jacket
High-elevation winds can be cold even on sunny days; a windbreaker blocks chill at launch.
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Long pants
Protects skin against harness chafe and is often required by operators.
Secure phone case or leave electronics behind
Loose devices are a hazard—use operator cameras or a tethered case if permitted.