Mirador Cruz del Cóndor

Observation deck · Caylloma

Mirador Cruz del Cóndor

Observation deck · Caylloma

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Las Peras 4356, Lima 15311, Peru

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Spectacular canyon views and condor sightings from famous overlook  

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Peru's Colca Canyon Is Twice As Deep As the Grand Canyon — How to Visit

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Eugenio Costa

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A wonderful experience. Get away from the crowds and keep walking the other, quieter view points to the right. When a condor flies over your head you'll be able to hear its wings cutting through the air. It's indescribable.

Michal Rogozný

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One of the best spots in the world to see majestic Andean condors in flight. This scenic viewpoint offers breathtaking views of the Colca Canyon, one of the deepest canyons on Earth. Early morning is the best time to witness condors soaring on the thermal currents. It’s a must-visit for nature lovers, photographers, and anyone wanting a truly unforgettable experience in the Andes.

Yvette Spivock

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Fabulous overlook full of tourist busses waiting to see condors. Plan on getting there around 8am and plan at least an hour. The condors start rising with the thermals as the sun hits the valley! And they did not disappoint! It was breathtaking to see how big they actually were because they seemed so small down in the canyon, which just shows how deep the canyon is. When some of the condors actually buzzed the crowd it was such a thrill. Well worth the time spent there. We took a tour with Machu Travel Peru which made it easy. There was a very limited ladies room and quite a long line and you need to bring your own paper. But again still well worth it.

Andreas Nielsen

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At over 3,200 meters (10,500 feet) deep, Colca Canyon is among the world’s deepest. The sheer scale is overwhelming — especially when you’re perched at one of the lookouts like Cruz del Cóndor, watching condors rise on thermals as the sun lights up the cliffs. Condors the stars of the show. If you're lucky (and most people are), you'll see these massive, majestic birds gliding silently just meters overhead — it’s a moment that gives you chills. The canyon offers incredible multi-day hikes, often starting at Cabanaconde and descending into the canyon to oases like Sangalle, with turquoise pools, palm trees, and rustic lodges. The hike back up is steep and challenging, but the sense of accomplishment — and the views — make it unforgettable.

Adam Phillips

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It's a very busy, very popular location. Everybody wants to see a Condor in flight. You have to be lucky to get a good vantage spot for photos. Views are awesome, though. If you have patience and don't mind waiting for a good place to take photos, it's worth a visit!

I G Cameron

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You need to get there very early to get the best viewpoints overlooking the Canyon. We waited one hour before the first Condor took flight. Before long there were at least ten Condors soaring above and below us at the same time. We couldn't leave because of the amazing Condors were still soaring directly above and surrounding us. Our Peruvian Guide said he had never seen so many Condors there soaring in the Canyon en-mass.

Randy Nelson

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FaceTime is between 8 - 9:30 AM. Had a few condors flying over and one actually went right over our head and landed on a rock, which is beautiful to see. Worth a visit.

Jessica Villarreal

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Mirador Cruz del Cóndor – A Must-See Experience This was an absolutely amazing attraction! The drive to the overlook was stunning, with beautiful scenery along the way. The final viewpoint took our breath away—truly unforgettable. We were lucky enough to see the majestic condors gliding through the canyon, which was the highlight of the visit. Highly recommended for anyone exploring Colca Canyon!