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The Inca Trail is the most famous hike in South America. Although the total distance is only about 39km, the ancient trail laid by the Incas from the Sacred Valley to Machu Picchu winds its way up and down and around the mountains, snaking over three high Andean passes en route, which have collectively led to the route being dubbed ‘the Inca Trail.’ The views of snowy mountain peaks, distant rivers and ranges, and cloud forests flush with orchids are stupendous – and walking from one cliff-hugging pre-Columbian ruin to the next is a mystical and unforgettable experience.
The Salkantay Trek to Machu Picchu is an alternative to the Inca Trail. It is considered by most to be the best alternative route. We think it’s the best route! Not only because of the rampant beauty you will encounter, but also because of the lack of people. Because it is more rugged and remote, the Salkantay Trek is significantly less populated than the Inca Trail. With formidable views and awe-inspiring vistas, this path less traveled has an unquantifiable value. It is truly, as deemed by the Inca, sacred.
Machu Picchu is consistently the #1 travel destination in the world. Why? The answer is simple: the experience is mesmerizing and unique. You aren’t merely driving up to the lookout, getting out of the car, and snapping a few photos; you are traveling to the depths of South America, into the heart of the Andes. Stumbling onto the Lost City of the Incas is just one part of the journey.
The Inca Trail is the most famous hike in South America. Although the total distance is only about 39km, the ancient trail laid by the Incas from the Sacred Valley to Machu Picchu winds its way up and down and around the mountains, snaking over three high Andean passes en route, which have collectively led to the route being dubbed ‘the Inca Trail.’ The views of snowy mountain peaks, distant rivers and ranges, and cloud forests flush with orchids are stupendous – and walking from one cliff-hugging pre-Columbian ruin to the next is a mystical and unforgettable experience.
Vinicunca — also known as the Mountain of Seven Colors, or more simply Rainbow Mountain — was discovered four years ago when the snow covering it melted, revealing the natural beauty of the rock beneath. Formed by weathering, environmental conditions and sedimentary deposits over time, the mountain’s unique minerology created a marbling effect, with layered hues of gold, lavender, red and turquoise towering into the sky.
The former capital of the mighty Inca Empire, Peru’s city of Cusco is a fabulous base from which to explore fascinating archeological and historical sites, as well as enjoy time in nature. Although the city has much to be proud of, many of the area’s delights can be found beyond the city limits. Here are some of the best day trips to take from Cusco for a fabulous Peruvian adventure to remember.
Machu Picchu Inca Trekking is one of Peru’s leading tour operators. We are trusted for our professional, efficient, and friendly services. With a focus on exploration, cultural immersion and personal achievement, our adventure travel packages will challenge and inspire you as you bond with other like-minded travelers who share a love for exploring new places and cultures.
Duration
5 Days / 4 Night
Price
from: $900
4700 m / 15419 ft
Up to 10 people
Camps & Hostel
Moderate
The Lares Trek Inca trail 5-day Trek tour is perfect for hikers that don’t like the crowds. Besides, the trail allows interacting with the local communities and seeing their life in the countryside. Our unique route is incredibly picturesque, with majestic ice glaciers, shockingly blue glacial lakes, waterfalls, llamas, and alpacas. After 3 days trek in the Andes, we prepare to dip into the short Inca Trail; during the Inca Trail, you won’t only be able to connect with the spirit of nature but also explore mysterious archaeological sites. Walking to Machu Picchu is an unforgettable experience that tens of thousands of tourists seek.
We'll pick you up from your hotel at 5:00 AM to start our fantastic adventure. As we travel towards the Sacred Valley of the Incas, you'll be able to witness so the city of Cusco waking from a night of heavy slumber. After an hour of driving, we'll stop in Calca to visit the local market. There, you'll get a great experience of Andean culture and will be able to buy some last-minute things: snacks, fruit, water, etc. We'll continue our journey for two more hours till we arrive at the Lares hot springs where we'll be spoiled with an energizing breakfast in full view of the towering mountains. After breakfast, we'll take a dip in the warm waters of the hot springs. The recreational complex contains various pools of differing sizes and temperatures. The smallest is very hot. Be careful getting in! The local people say that these pools' volcanic water hold medicinal value and helps in the treatment of bone and muscle illnesses. It also is meant to help with stress and headaches. After spending a few minutes in the water, we'll get back in the car to go to Punta Carretera (3,300 MASL / 10,827 FASL).
Here, we'll have a meeting with our trekking team who will accompany us on the excursion. The porters will transport your luggage on horses and will wait for you at each campsite. The only thing you'll need to worry about is enjoying the trek! The Lares trail won't disappoint. Soon, you'll find yourself in front of the impressive Pacchayocc waterfall. It is the right gift of nature. From here, we'll continue for about two more hours until we reach an area filled with lakes. There, we'll enjoy a delicious lunch prepared by our chef.
After lunch, we'll continue with our trek and arrive at the Willkikasa Pass, the highest point on the trail for the day, (4,400 MASL / 14,435 FASL). Take it easy; altitude sickness is a serious thing! From here, it'll be a quick hour and a half trek downhill to the campsite in Quiswarani.
In Quiswarani, you'll have enough time to explore the town and visit some of the houses there. You'll learn about the lifestyle and traditions of the people from this part of the world. We'll also see the school where boys and girls speak Quechua, their mother tongue. You can bring toys, notebooks, or other school supplies to share with them if you'd like.
We'll enjoy hot drinks while the sky darkens and the stars begin to appear. Finally, we'll have dinner prepared in this same place. You'll be able to stargaze and then take refuge in your tent to rest.
We'll pick you up from your hotel at 5:00 AM to start our fantastic adventure. As we travel towards the Sacred Valley of the Incas, you'll be able to witness so the city of Cusco waking from a night of heavy slumber. After an hour of driving, we'll stop in Calca to visit the local market. There, you'll get a great experience of Andean culture and will be able to buy some last-minute things: snacks, fruit, water, etc. We'll continue our journey for two more hours till we arrive at the Lares hot springs where we'll be spoiled with an energizing breakfast in full view of the towering mountains. After breakfast, we'll take a dip in the warm waters of the hot springs. The recreational complex contains various pools of differing sizes and temperatures. The smallest is very hot. Be careful getting in! The local people say that these pools' volcanic water hold medicinal value and helps in the treatment of bone and muscle illnesses. It also is meant to help with stress and headaches. After spending a few minutes in the water, we'll get back in the car to go to Punta Carretera (3,300 MASL / 10,827 FASL).
Here, we'll have a meeting with our trekking team who will accompany us on the excursion. The porters will transport your luggage on horses and will wait for you at each campsite. The only thing you'll need to worry about is enjoying the trek! The Lares trail won't disappoint. Soon, you'll find yourself in front of the impressive Pacchayocc waterfall. It is the right gift of nature. From here, we'll continue for about two more hours until we reach an area filled with lakes. There, we'll enjoy a delicious lunch prepared by our chef.
After lunch, we'll continue with our trek and arrive at the Willkikasa Pass, the highest point on the trail for the day, (4,400 MASL / 14,435 FASL). Take it easy; altitude sickness is a serious thing! From here, it'll be a quick hour and a half trek downhill to the campsite in Quiswarani.
In Quiswarani, you'll have enough time to explore the town and visit some of the houses there. You'll learn about the lifestyle and traditions of the people from this part of the world. We'll also see the school where boys and girls speak Quechua, their mother tongue. You can bring toys, notebooks, or other school supplies to share with them if you'd like.
We'll enjoy hot drinks while the sky darkens and the stars begin to appear. Finally, we'll have dinner prepared in this same place. You'll be able to stargaze and then take refuge in your tent to rest.
Today, we'll wake up around 5:30 AM, being offered hot drinks. At this time, people from the town will already be taking their llamas and alpacas out to graze. Breakfast will be served as soon as we finish getting the luggage ready to go. We'll fill our water bottles and receive snacks to start the day strengthened for the trail. There will be 3-4 hours of ascent toward the highest point of the entire trek: the Pachacútec Pass (4,700 MASL / 15,419 FASL). We'll hike upward in a zigzag to lessen the strain due to the altitude. The landscapes of this place are surprising. You'll see the beautiful lake of Palcoyo and the impressive Qanchispaccha waterfall. If you feel bad or too tired, don't worry, we'll always have an emergency horse available. We'll find ourselves above the clouds once we get to the Pachacútec Pass. From there, the 360-degree view is truly astounding. In front of you, you'll see the majestic mountains of Pitusiray and Qolqe Cruz.
Please take advantage of this point to take amazing photos because we'll soon start going downhill! We'll begin to a one-hour descent down the slope to a place where we'll enjoy our lunch. Recuperate your energy, and you'll still need to walk three more hours! Our campsite is found in the town of Cancha Cancha (3,900 MASL / 12,795 FASL). Here, 85% of the houses are made with traditional techniques and materials: stone walls and thatched roofs. Since our support team will be in charge of setting up the tents, you'll have time to spend with the local people. After that, your guide will take you to one of the community houses to learn about their lifestyle. You'll be able to see guinea pigs being raised and learn about traditional, hand-made textiles made of alpaca and llama wool. In the afternoon, you'll enjoy hot drinks and dinner.
Today, we'll wake up around 5:30 AM, being offered hot drinks. At this time, people from the town will already be taking their llamas and alpacas out to graze. Breakfast will be served as soon as we finish getting the luggage ready to go. We'll fill our water bottles and receive snacks to start the day strengthened for the trail. There will be 3-4 hours of ascent toward the highest point of the entire trek: the Pachacútec Pass (4,700 MASL / 15,419 FASL). We'll hike upward in a zigzag to lessen the strain due to the altitude. The landscapes of this place are surprising. You'll see the beautiful lake of Palcoyo and the impressive Qanchispaccha waterfall. If you feel bad or too tired, don't worry, we'll always have an emergency horse available. We'll find ourselves above the clouds once we get to the Pachacútec Pass. From there, the 360-degree view is truly astounding. In front of you, you'll see the majestic mountains of Pitusiray and Qolqe Cruz.
Please take advantage of this point to take amazing photos because we'll soon start going downhill! We'll begin to a one-hour descent down the slope to a place where we'll enjoy our lunch. Recuperate your energy, and you'll still need to walk three more hours! Our campsite is found in the town of Cancha Cancha (3,900 MASL / 12,795 FASL). Here, 85% of the houses are made with traditional techniques and materials: stone walls and thatched roofs. Since our support team will be in charge of setting up the tents, you'll have time to spend with the local people. After that, your guide will take you to one of the community houses to learn about their lifestyle. You'll be able to see guinea pigs being raised and learn about traditional, hand-made textiles made of alpaca and llama wool. In the afternoon, you'll enjoy hot drinks and dinner.
Just like every morning, our trekking team will wake you up with a hot drink to start the day in the best way. Once you’re prepared, you'll begin to the last leg of the trek. We'll walk 4 hours downhill along a gorgeous path where you'll see herds of llamas and alpacas again. We'll pass fields of potatoes, fava beans, and other products.
This is a fabulous opportunity to learn more about Andean agricultural techniques. We'll start descending to a warmer area: the Sacred Valley. You'll feel the changes between micro-climates and see different crops than you saw in the higher altitude areas. The Sacred Valley cultivates corn, quinoa, kiwi, peaches, avocados, and other fruits. Of course, this area is full of history and Inca culture. We'll finish the tour in a small town called Huarán (2,700 MASL / 8,858 FASL), where you'll say goodbye to the trekking team and the horses. Here, you'll enjoy a delicious, nutritional lunch.
In Huarán, transportation will be waiting for us to go through the Sacred Valley to the salt mines of Maras's town. Here, at 3,380 MASL / 11,089 FASL, a salty spring of water flows and spills out over the mountain's slope. You'll be able to see 3,000 small evaporation chambers that have been used since pre-Inca times. This salt has curative properties due to its minerals and which turn it a beautiful pink color. Local families possess every one of these chambers and support themselves by supplying salt to the towns in this zone. There's a small shop where you can buy some of the pink salt if you're interested.
After visiting the salt mines, the van will take us 45 minutes away to Ollantaytambo (2,792 masl / 9,160 fasl), a beautiful town located in the heart of the Andes. Here we'll visit the Sun's spectacular Temple, built with huge rocks, many of which were elegantly carved to create water fountains, stairs, and terraces.
You'll spend the night in Ollantaytambo. Remember to go to bed early as our excursion will start very early in the morning.
Just like every morning, our trekking team will wake you up with a hot drink to start the day in the best way. Once you’re prepared, you'll begin to the last leg of the trek. We'll walk 4 hours downhill along a gorgeous path where you'll see herds of llamas and alpacas again. We'll pass fields of potatoes, fava beans, and other products.
This is a fabulous opportunity to learn more about Andean agricultural techniques. We'll start descending to a warmer area: the Sacred Valley. You'll feel the changes between micro-climates and see different crops than you saw in the higher altitude areas. The Sacred Valley cultivates corn, quinoa, kiwi, peaches, avocados, and other fruits. Of course, this area is full of history and Inca culture. We'll finish the tour in a small town called Huarán (2,700 MASL / 8,858 FASL), where you'll say goodbye to the trekking team and the horses. Here, you'll enjoy a delicious, nutritional lunch.
In Huarán, transportation will be waiting for us to go through the Sacred Valley to the salt mines of Maras's town. Here, at 3,380 MASL / 11,089 FASL, a salty spring of water flows and spills out over the mountain's slope. You'll be able to see 3,000 small evaporation chambers that have been used since pre-Inca times. This salt has curative properties due to its minerals and which turn it a beautiful pink color. Local families possess every one of these chambers and support themselves by supplying salt to the towns in this zone. There's a small shop where you can buy some of the pink salt if you're interested.
After visiting the salt mines, the van will take us 45 minutes away to Ollantaytambo (2,792 masl / 9,160 fasl), a beautiful town located in the heart of the Andes. Here we'll visit the Sun's spectacular Temple, built with huge rocks, many of which were elegantly carved to create water fountains, stairs, and terraces.
You'll spend the night in Ollantaytambo. Remember to go to bed early as our excursion will start very early in the morning.
After breakfast, we will go to the train station; you can make your last-minute purchases. When the Sun begins to shed its lights on the mountains, you'll board the train that'll take you - next to the sacred river of Urubamba - to the point known as Km 104 (2,200 masl / 7,218 fasl) where we begin the hike. There we'll descend and cross a bridge to the Ministry of Culture of Peru's control point. Don't forget to bring your original passport; otherwise, you simply won't be able to enter the Inca Trail. After walking 15 minutes, you'll arrive at the archaeological centers of Chachabamba and Choquesuysuy. We'll continue with an ascent over steps, and we'll observe waterfalls and different types of orchids. The walk will last for 4 hours until we reach Wiñaywayna (2,650 masl / 8,694 fasl). This sophisticated archaeological center shows not only the architectural mastery of the Incas but also their great agricultural capacity. There the Incas were able to cultivate different products and, in turn, stabilize the hillside.
The name Wiñay Wayna comes from a special type of orchid that grows abundantly in the area and whose translation into Spanish is "eternally young." You'll visit, on a 1-hour guided tour, more than 20 buildings in this place. Later, you'll enjoy a delicious box lunch to recharge your batteries and continue with our walk. A 2-hour walk awaits us to the old official entrance of Machu Picchu: Inti Punku or Puerta del Sol (2,720 masl / 8,924 fasl). From there, you'll see the citadel of Machu Picchu for the first time in a panoramic view. Let your heart feel the respect and powerful energy that ancient Peruvians felt when contemplating this sacred site. We only have 30 minutes to descend to reach Machu Picchu (2,490 masl / 8,169 fasl) at sunset. At that time, the crowds of tourists have already left, and Machu Picchu, the mysterious golden reflection of the Tayta Inti or Padre Sol, is at peace again. However, we'll tour the stone streets of Machu Picchu the next day, at sunrise.
We'll board a bus that'll take us 25 minutes to Aguas Calientes, a real miniature metropolis where you'll find everything. You'll spend the night there, in a comfortable hotel. After dinner, we recommend you rest early to make the most of the next day.
After breakfast, we will go to the train station; you can make your last-minute purchases. When the Sun begins to shed its lights on the mountains, you'll board the train that'll take you - next to the sacred river of Urubamba - to the point known as Km 104 (2,200 masl / 7,218 fasl) where we begin the hike. There we'll descend and cross a bridge to the Ministry of Culture of Peru's control point. Don't forget to bring your original passport; otherwise, you simply won't be able to enter the Inca Trail. After walking 15 minutes, you'll arrive at the archaeological centers of Chachabamba and Choquesuysuy. We'll continue with an ascent over steps, and we'll observe waterfalls and different types of orchids. The walk will last for 4 hours until we reach Wiñaywayna (2,650 masl / 8,694 fasl). This sophisticated archaeological center shows not only the architectural mastery of the Incas but also their great agricultural capacity. There the Incas were able to cultivate different products and, in turn, stabilize the hillside.
The name Wiñay Wayna comes from a special type of orchid that grows abundantly in the area and whose translation into Spanish is "eternally young." You'll visit, on a 1-hour guided tour, more than 20 buildings in this place. Later, you'll enjoy a delicious box lunch to recharge your batteries and continue with our walk. A 2-hour walk awaits us to the old official entrance of Machu Picchu: Inti Punku or Puerta del Sol (2,720 masl / 8,924 fasl). From there, you'll see the citadel of Machu Picchu for the first time in a panoramic view. Let your heart feel the respect and powerful energy that ancient Peruvians felt when contemplating this sacred site. We only have 30 minutes to descend to reach Machu Picchu (2,490 masl / 8,169 fasl) at sunset. At that time, the crowds of tourists have already left, and Machu Picchu, the mysterious golden reflection of the Tayta Inti or Padre Sol, is at peace again. However, we'll tour the stone streets of Machu Picchu the next day, at sunrise.
We'll board a bus that'll take us 25 minutes to Aguas Calientes, a real miniature metropolis where you'll find everything. You'll spend the night there, in a comfortable hotel. After dinner, we recommend you rest early to make the most of the next day.
The most special day of all has arrived. In a few moments, you'll be able to contemplate with your own eyes the fantastic archaeological site of Machu Picchu, one of the New 7 Wonders of the World. There's nothing better than walking through Machu Picchu at dawn, almost in silence, when the soft yellow light covers everything from one side, and magical shadows are revealed. Tourists will crowd this place in a few hours so enjoy the tranquility of these moments. We'll visit the most important and significant sites of Machu Picchu on a 2-hour guided tour: temples, terraces, palaces, houses, the industrial sector, the fields of cultivation, the sacred rock of the Solar Clock or Intiwatana, among others. After the guided tour, you'll have free time to explore Machu Picchu at your leisure. If you managed to get the respective tickets, you could climb the mountains of Huayna Picchu or Machu Picchu Mountain. Remember that the ascent and descent time for both mountains is 3 hours. You can also walk to the Inca Bridge or simply tour this citadel guided by your intuition and the place's energy.
Once you've finished your visit, we'll return to Aguas Calientes on a bus and have lunch at one local restaurant (price not included). Later you'll board the train that'll take you to the Ollantaytambo station where our representative will be waiting for you. Then we'll go to our private transport to the city of Cusco. We'll drop you off at the door of your hotel at approximately 8:00 pm.
The most special day of all has arrived. In a few moments, you'll be able to contemplate with your own eyes the fantastic archaeological site of Machu Picchu, one of the New 7 Wonders of the World. There's nothing better than walking through Machu Picchu at dawn, almost in silence, when the soft yellow light covers everything from one side, and magical shadows are revealed. Tourists will crowd this place in a few hours so enjoy the tranquility of these moments. We'll visit the most important and significant sites of Machu Picchu on a 2-hour guided tour: temples, terraces, palaces, houses, the industrial sector, the fields of cultivation, the sacred rock of the Solar Clock or Intiwatana, among others. After the guided tour, you'll have free time to explore Machu Picchu at your leisure. If you managed to get the respective tickets, you could climb the mountains of Huayna Picchu or Machu Picchu Mountain. Remember that the ascent and descent time for both mountains is 3 hours. You can also walk to the Inca Bridge or simply tour this citadel guided by your intuition and the place's energy.
Once you've finished your visit, we'll return to Aguas Calientes on a bus and have lunch at one local restaurant (price not included). Later you'll board the train that'll take you to the Ollantaytambo station where our representative will be waiting for you. Then we'll go to our private transport to the city of Cusco. We'll drop you off at the door of your hotel at approximately 8:00 pm.
You will meet your tour guide and group in our office for an orientation before your tour. The meeting will be at 5:00 PM the evening before the trip begins.
You will meet your tour guide and group in our office for an orientation before your tour. The meeting will be at 5:00 PM the evening before the trip begins.
All our guides are graduates of the professional career of Tourism of the National University San Antonio Abad of Cusco. We choose them for their professionalism, experience, responsibility, seriousness, unbridled passion for exploring, and sincere desire to proudly share in our culture and history. He or she will keep you safe, sound, and comfortable on your trek so that you can enjoy your time worry-free!
All our guides are graduates of the professional career of Tourism of the National University San Antonio Abad of Cusco. We choose them for their professionalism, experience, responsibility, seriousness, unbridled passion for exploring, and sincere desire to proudly share in our culture and history. He or she will keep you safe, sound, and comfortable on your trek so that you can enjoy your time worry-free!
You’ll have a spacious dining and kitchen tents where you can enjoy your food without problems. In addition, tables, chairs, and cooking equipment (all carried by the horses).
You’ll have a spacious dining and kitchen tents where you can enjoy your food without problems. In addition, tables, chairs, and cooking equipment (all carried by the horses).
There, you can carry your personal belongings (including your sleeping bad) up to a maximum weight of 7 kg / 15 lbs.
There, you can carry your personal belongings (including your sleeping bad) up to a maximum weight of 7 kg / 15 lbs.
Our crew will bring a first-aid kit, including emergency oxygen bottle
Our crew will bring a first-aid kit, including emergency oxygen bottle
Do not hesitate to call us. We are a team of experts and we will be happy to talk to you.
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We want to make your trip to Peru as memorable and as easy as possible. In this section, you will find speedy answers to all those questions you had about trekking Salkantay in one place. Please read the following information carefully – it will help you with any questions about our services.
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Briefing or informative meeting
All information meetings are held in your hotel at 5:00 p.m., one night before the tour begins. If you cannot attend, you must coordinate another time at the Salkantay Trekking offices. These meetings last approximately 30 to 45 minutes.
Payment of Trek Balance (in Cusco)
The trek has to be paid for in full by at least 7.30 pm two days before departure. For example, if your tour departs on a Wednesday, then you must come to our office before 7.30 pm on Monday.
It would be much appreciated if you pay the trek balance in cash US dollars or local currency. You can withdraw some money from several ATMs along Avenida Sol (either in US dollars or local Peruvian Soles). You can pay by credit card or PAYPAL online, but you will have to pay an 8% service charge, charged by VISA and PAYPAL. We do not accept bank checks or payment of the balance by traveler’s checks.
Storing your luggage at our Office.
Of course! During the travel, your main luggage can be stored at our office(you can organize briefing day or by email) or at your hotel, both free of charge.
Any equipment that you are not going to need on the trek can be stored safely in your hotel. Nearly every hotel will provide this service. Don’t leave items of value with your bags, put them in the hotel safe and obtain an itemized receipt (In the unlikely case of theft many insurance companies require that you have a copy of the receipt itemizing all the items). Best put items such as credit cards inside a sealed, signed envelope for extra peace of mind.
Pickups:
Salkantay Trekking can pick you up from your hotel, as long as it’s in the Historic Center of Cusco. The pickup time will be coordinated with your guide in the briefing. The pickup time may vary between 30 and 45 minutes due to traffic. Cusco is a very old city, therefore, it has many narrow cobbled streets. Some hotels and Airbnbs may be located on streets without access to cars or on long, steep slopes, making it difficult to transport luggage. We strongly recommend that you book accommodation with good access.
Group tours:
Group tours are made up of different types of people. Physical conditions and ages can vary. By agreeing to be part of a group tour, you also accept that some people may be faster or slower than you. Therefore, each person can go at their own pace on the route. It may be the case that a group wishes to modify the tour; however, it will be the guide who decides, after consulting with all the participants, if said modifications can be made.
Strikes and demonstrations:
Strikes and demonstrations are usually frequent in Peru and this may interrupt some of our tours. Roads can be blocked and train tracks can be taken over. However, we will try to keep your excursion as planned, even if it means leaving the night before the scheduled date. Under these circumstances, tours may also be cancelled. In case of changes or cancellations, all situations will be coordinated with you by our operations department. Your safety is our highest priority and our decisions will be made to protect it.
Lost objects:
You’re responsible for your objects during the tour. Please pay attention to where you leave your things and remember to take everything once you leave our trucks, tents, or restaurants.
Do not hesitate to call us. We are a team of experts and we will be happy to talk to you.
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Total Price
US$900
per person
Pre Payment
US$350
(Required)
Balance
US$350
This small-group journey is guaranteed to operate with just two guests.
Please note that PayPal charges an 8% fee, which we ask the customer to cover as it is due to the use of their service. This tax is for online deposits only, so you will pay the remainder in cash (on the day of the briefing) with no fees.
Nro of Persons: |
Pax 1 = $150.00 USD Pax 2 = $300.00 USD Pax 3 = $450.00 USD Pax 4 = $600.00 USD Pax 5 = $750.00 USD Pax 6 = $900.00 USD Pax 7 = $1,050.00 USD Pax 8 = $1,200.00 USD Pax 9 = $1,350.00 USD Pax 10 = $1,500.00 USD |
Please, after your deposit, send us the transfer number to sales@machupicchuincatrekking.com; only after that, we’ll be able to confirm your deposit and reservation.
Do not hesitate to call us. We are a team of experts and we will be happy to talk to you.
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We give advice and recommendations that are right for you
Thank you for your interest in having an adventure travel experience in Cusco by Machu Picchu Inca Trekking Trekking. Please take a moment to complete our short form, so one our friendly Adventure Consultants could provide you all the information for your trip of a lifetime in Cusco.
Remember | One of our Travel Experts will contact you soon to confirm the availability of the trip you chose, give you more information, and/or provide you alternative options. Once availability is established, we will ask for a deposit and a completed online registration to confirm your spot on the trek. Please call us at (+51) 984 071 742 with any questions or to confirm availability over the phone.
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Queshua Street N° 129, Cusco, Cusco - Perú
Monday - Friday
9:00 am to 8:00 pm
Saturday
10:00 am to 6:00 pm
Due to the rainy season and trail maintenance, we don't offer this trek during the whole month of february. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause you, we are working to provide you a better service!
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