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Inca Trail, 4d/3n

Inca trail to Machu Picchu: 4 days & 3 nights


Inca Trail to Machu Picchu
The Classic Inca trail trek to Machu Picchu is the most popular trek in South America. It combines a gratifying physical challenge with the opportunity to visit world renowned Inca ruins in the midst of unparalleled natural beauty. High passes with breathtaking vistas of snow covered peaks, mountains filled with lush tropical vegetation, all joined by a well preserved trail that is a unique expression of the marvelous feats of Inca engineering.This mountain trekking to the famous Machu Picchu is a once in a life-time adventure in Peru.


Machu Picchu
Made known to the World by Hiram Bingham in 1911, Machu Picchu was inhabited by local farmers but probably remained unknown to the Spaniards. The purpose of an Inca city in such a spectacular location remains under debate: Some argue it was built and populated by the family of a powerful Inca ruler (Pachakutek). Others have proposed that the principal function of Machu Picchu was a “trading centre” to maintain a reliable supply of coca leaves and other tropical supplies for the priests and royalty in Cuzco. Bingham fostered the school of thought that the city existed primarily for strategic and defensive purposes, yet another theory supports the idea that Machu Picchu was an indoctrination centre or school to teach the leaders and their children about other Andean cultures conquered by the Incas.

MAP

ITINERARY

Km.82 to Huayllabamba

 

Today you will be picked up at your hotel at around 6:00am to start your trek to Machu Picchu on the Inca Trail. You will transported to km 82 where the entrance to the trail is located. The group will be assembled and you will meet your trekking team of porters, guide, and chef. Once everything is secured and ready to start we will begin our 4 day trek to Machu Picchu down the ancient road of the Incas. The adventure will start at the Inca trail entrance where we will register at the trail heading before beginning the trek by crossing the Urubamba River, heading towards the village Miskay. From here the trail turns west to the ruins fo Huillca Raccay. After a couple of hours of gentle hiking we reach the ruins of Huillaca Raccay, where we break for lunch. After lunch we continue hiking, descending into the Cusichaca Valley, arriving later to the last inhabited village of the trail: Wayllabamba (10170 ft./3100 meters above sea level). Here you will have time to explore the site before dinner. Hiking time: 5 hours approximately. Meals included: lunch, dinner

Wayllabamba to Pacaymayu

 

After enjoying the beauty of this special campsite and a nutritious breakfast we begin this challenging hiking day highlighted by the crossing of the trail’s hightest pass known as ‘Warmiwañusta’ or Dead Woman’s Pass (13,779 ft./4,200 meters above sea level). After passing through the 2nd checkpoint you will begin a long and steady ascent with rewarding views of the valleys below and the snow capped peaks above. Shortly before lunch we will pass through a cloud forest with a dazzling array of native trees and plants. With a well-balanced lunch in our stomachs we will have the energy to make it over Dead Women’s Pass where you will be rewarded with stunning views of the Huayllanay Glacier. At the pass we will stop for some photos for you to show that you have conquered this most challenging part of the trek to Machu Picchu. After the pass we will descend to our campsite at Pacaymayu where dinner will be prepared while you have a chance to relax. Hiking time: 8 hours approximately. Meals included: breakfast, lunch, dinner

Pacaymayu to Wiñay Wayna

 

An early breakfast bolsters your energy for today’s hike where we will pass through a host of different ecological zones all featuring distinct types of plant and animal life. We climb up and over the second highest pass at 12,959 ft. (3,950 Mts.), called “Abra de Runkurakay”. On a clear day, our efforts are rewarded with unparalleled views of the snow covered peaks of the Cordillera Vilcabamba and the lush valleys below. In addition to the stunning natural beauty, masterful Inca engineering is another of the day’s highlights as we explore the Inca remains of Sayajmarca at 11,942 ft. (3,640 Mts.). The name Sayajmarca signifies “inaccessible city”, and with good reason because the ruins are protected by steep cliffs. After a picnic lunch we continue on the trail, where nature shows us a forrest full of orchids, hanging moss and tree ferns. We pass through an Inca tunnel up to the third pass at 12,139 ft. (3,700 Mts.). From here we can see beautiful views of snow-capped mountains as the the mighty Salkantay at 20,275 ft. (6180 Mts) and Veronica at 18,864 ft. (5750 Mts). “The city in the clouds”, Phuyupatamarca at 12,073 (3,680 Mts.), is the next stop along the trail. These impresseiv ruins can only be reached by a long set of steps. After visiting this spectacluar place we will descend to Wiñay Wayna, where we camp and have time to soak up some of the magical charm of this marvellous site. Hiking time: 8-9 hours. Meals included: breakfast, lunch, dinner

Wiñay Wayna to Machu Picchu

 

To see the sun rise over Machu Picchu is considered on of the high lights of the tour. To experience this we will have a fast breakfast and leave our camp at 4.30am, when we also say good-bye to the porters and other crew members. We will get to the Intipunku (the Sun Gate), where we will have an amazing view of the first sunbeams hitting Machu Picchu at approximately 7.30am. The descend to Machu Picchu is short, only 45 minutes walking, and we will have plenty of time to enjoy the scenery and take pictures. After the guided tour of the ruins you will have time to explore on your own before we meet back up to take a short bus ride down the mountain to the train station in Aguas Calientes for the return trip back to Cusco after a 4 day incomparable experience. Hiking time: 4 hours. Meals included: breakfast

PRICES

Number of passengers 2
Inca Trail 4d/3n: standard group service 720.00
Inca Trail 4d/3n: premium group service 920.00

Prices are per person and in US dollars. Prices are subject to change around holidays such as Easter, Christmas, New Year and other local festivities.

Classic Inca Trail
•Personal porter to carry personal items (7 kilos per person) $65.00
•Sleeping bag for 4 days $20.00 per person
•Walking sticks for 4 days $20 per person


Standard Service Includes:

•Pre-departure briefing
•Private transfer from hotel to km. 82 (starting point of the trail)
•Train ticket from Aguas Calientes to Ollantaytambo or Cusco in Expedition train
•3 breakfasts, 3 lunches, 3 dinners + daily morning snack + daily tea service (except on the last day)
(Vegetarian or special menus are available at no extra cost)
•Inca Trail and Machu Picchu entrance fee
•Personal tents: 2 people in each ( 4-people capacity tent), to allow for higher comfort
•Dining tent with tables and chairs
•Kitchen tent
•English speaking professional and offical tour guides (2 guides for groups over 8 people)
•Chef and cooking equipment
•Porters ( to carry tents, food and cooking equipment)
• Accommodation for all our staff
•First aid kit including emergency oxygen
•Bus ticket from Machu Picchu ruins down to the village of Aguas Calientes
•Private transfer from train station in Ollantaytambo or Poroy to hotel in Cusco
•One textile snack bag per person (to avoid the usage of plastic bags that contaminate our environment)
•Filtered boiled water from lunch on the 1st day onwards
•Bio-degradable personal hand soaps
•Bio-degradable dishwashing detergents used by our kitchen staff
•Other: hot water every morning for washing purposes/boiled water to fill your water bottle every morning and night, and at lunch if requested ahead of time.

Premium Service Includes:

•Pre-departure briefing
•Private transfer from hotel to km. 82 (starting point of the trail)
•Train ticket from Aguas Calientes to Ollantaytambo or Cusco in Vistadome train
•4 breakfasts, 3 lunches, 3 dinners + daily morning snack + daily tea service (except on the last day)
(Vegetarian or special menus are available at no extra cost)
•Inca Trail and Machu Picchu entrance fee
•Personal tents: 2 people in each ( 4-people capacity tent), to allow for higher comfort
•One inflatable sleeping pad per person
•One sleeping bag per person: our sleeping bags are 18ºC- comfort (0ºF), mummy form including a sleeping liner. (note: they are cleaned after every use and have a maximum usage of 30 trips)
•One pillow per person
•toilet tent with bio-degradable toilet facilities
•Porters to carry personal gear up to 7kilos per person (including sleeping bag and sleeping pad)
•Dining tent with tables and chairs
•Kitchen tent
•English speaking professional and offical tour guides (2 guides for groups over 8 people)
•Chef and cooking equipment
•More porters ( to carry tents, food and cooking equipment)
•Accommodation for all our staff
•First aid kit including emergency oxygen
•Bus ticket from Machu Picchu ruins down to the village of Aguas Calientes
•Private transfer from train station in Ollantaytambo or Poroy to hotel in Cusco
•One textile snack bag per person (to avoid the usage of plastic bags that contaminate our environment)
•Filtered boiled water from lunch on the 1st day onwards
•Bio-degradable personal hand soaps
•Bio-degradable dishwashing detergents used by our kitchen staff
•Other: hot water every morning for washing purposes/boiled water to fill your water bottle every morning and night, and at lunch if requested ahead of time

Price Does Not Include:
•Meals not specified
•Optional entrance to Huayna Picchu Mountain (new entrance to Machu Picchu for $57.00)
• Travel insurance
• Extras, tips and personal expenses


Please note:
Our trips are budgeted for a full or nearly full sign up. Cost are based on double occupancy, if you are traveling alone and wish to have single accommodations you must pay a single supplement fee. If you are willing to share accommodations we will match you with a roommate if one is available. If you are willing to share accommodations but we cannot find you a roommate you will have to pay the single supplement fee.


About the camp site:
The camp sites mentioned in the itineary are the ones we strive to get, however this is not always possible, and therefore the camp sites can vary.


About the trains:
Please note: Train bookings depend on availability and it’s sometimes difficult to obtain booking on the train you request. We will try and book the train you requested, but if we need to make decisions and there is no time to consult with you, we reserve the right to switch your booking to the most convenient train available. Any price difference will be adjusted accordingly.

BOOK NOW

    $760

    Inca Trail, 4d/3n

    Inca trail to Machu Picchu: 4 days & 3 nights


    Inca Trail to Machu Picchu
    The Classic Inca trail trek to Machu Picchu is the most popular trek in South America. It combines a gratifying physical challenge with the opportunity to visit world renowned Inca ruins in the midst of unparalleled natural beauty. High passes with breathtaking vistas of snow covered peaks, mountains filled with lush tropical vegetation, all joined by a well preserved trail that is a unique expression of the marvelous feats of Inca engineering.This mountain trekking to the famous Machu Picchu is a once in a life-time adventure in Peru.


    Machu Picchu
    Made known to the World by Hiram Bingham in 1911, Machu Picchu was inhabited by local farmers but probably remained unknown to the Spaniards. The purpose of an Inca city in such a spectacular location remains under debate: Some argue it was built and populated by the family of a powerful Inca ruler (Pachakutek). Others have proposed that the principal function of Machu Picchu was a “trading centre” to maintain a reliable supply of coca leaves and other tropical supplies for the priests and royalty in Cuzco. Bingham fostered the school of thought that the city existed primarily for strategic and defensive purposes, yet another theory supports the idea that Machu Picchu was an indoctrination centre or school to teach the leaders and their children about other Andean cultures conquered by the Incas.

    MAP

    ITINERARY

    Km.82 to Huayllabamba

     

    Today you will be picked up at your hotel at around 6:00am to start your trek to Machu Picchu on the Inca Trail. You will transported to km 82 where the entrance to the trail is located. The group will be assembled and you will meet your trekking team of porters, guide, and chef. Once everything is secured and ready to start we will begin our 4 day trek to Machu Picchu down the ancient road of the Incas. The adventure will start at the Inca trail entrance where we will register at the trail heading before beginning the trek by crossing the Urubamba River, heading towards the village Miskay. From here the trail turns west to the ruins fo Huillca Raccay. After a couple of hours of gentle hiking we reach the ruins of Huillaca Raccay, where we break for lunch. After lunch we continue hiking, descending into the Cusichaca Valley, arriving later to the last inhabited village of the trail: Wayllabamba (10170 ft./3100 meters above sea level). Here you will have time to explore the site before dinner. Hiking time: 5 hours approximately. Meals included: lunch, dinner

    Wayllabamba to Pacaymayu

     

    After enjoying the beauty of this special campsite and a nutritious breakfast we begin this challenging hiking day highlighted by the crossing of the trail’s hightest pass known as ‘Warmiwañusta’ or Dead Woman’s Pass (13,779 ft./4,200 meters above sea level). After passing through the 2nd checkpoint you will begin a long and steady ascent with rewarding views of the valleys below and the snow capped peaks above. Shortly before lunch we will pass through a cloud forest with a dazzling array of native trees and plants. With a well-balanced lunch in our stomachs we will have the energy to make it over Dead Women’s Pass where you will be rewarded with stunning views of the Huayllanay Glacier. At the pass we will stop for some photos for you to show that you have conquered this most challenging part of the trek to Machu Picchu. After the pass we will descend to our campsite at Pacaymayu where dinner will be prepared while you have a chance to relax. Hiking time: 8 hours approximately. Meals included: breakfast, lunch, dinner

    Pacaymayu to Wiñay Wayna

     

    An early breakfast bolsters your energy for today’s hike where we will pass through a host of different ecological zones all featuring distinct types of plant and animal life. We climb up and over the second highest pass at 12,959 ft. (3,950 Mts.), called “Abra de Runkurakay”. On a clear day, our efforts are rewarded with unparalleled views of the snow covered peaks of the Cordillera Vilcabamba and the lush valleys below. In addition to the stunning natural beauty, masterful Inca engineering is another of the day’s highlights as we explore the Inca remains of Sayajmarca at 11,942 ft. (3,640 Mts.). The name Sayajmarca signifies “inaccessible city”, and with good reason because the ruins are protected by steep cliffs. After a picnic lunch we continue on the trail, where nature shows us a forrest full of orchids, hanging moss and tree ferns. We pass through an Inca tunnel up to the third pass at 12,139 ft. (3,700 Mts.). From here we can see beautiful views of snow-capped mountains as the the mighty Salkantay at 20,275 ft. (6180 Mts) and Veronica at 18,864 ft. (5750 Mts). “The city in the clouds”, Phuyupatamarca at 12,073 (3,680 Mts.), is the next stop along the trail. These impresseiv ruins can only be reached by a long set of steps. After visiting this spectacluar place we will descend to Wiñay Wayna, where we camp and have time to soak up some of the magical charm of this marvellous site. Hiking time: 8-9 hours. Meals included: breakfast, lunch, dinner

    Wiñay Wayna to Machu Picchu

     

    To see the sun rise over Machu Picchu is considered on of the high lights of the tour. To experience this we will have a fast breakfast and leave our camp at 4.30am, when we also say good-bye to the porters and other crew members. We will get to the Intipunku (the Sun Gate), where we will have an amazing view of the first sunbeams hitting Machu Picchu at approximately 7.30am. The descend to Machu Picchu is short, only 45 minutes walking, and we will have plenty of time to enjoy the scenery and take pictures. After the guided tour of the ruins you will have time to explore on your own before we meet back up to take a short bus ride down the mountain to the train station in Aguas Calientes for the return trip back to Cusco after a 4 day incomparable experience. Hiking time: 4 hours. Meals included: breakfast

    PRICES

    Number of passengers 2
    Inca Trail 4d/3n: standard group service 720.00
    Inca Trail 4d/3n: premium group service 920.00

    Prices are per person and in US dollars. Prices are subject to change around holidays such as Easter, Christmas, New Year and other local festivities.

    Classic Inca Trail
    •Personal porter to carry personal items (7 kilos per person) $65.00
    •Sleeping bag for 4 days $20.00 per person
    •Walking sticks for 4 days $20 per person


    Standard Service Includes:

    •Pre-departure briefing
    •Private transfer from hotel to km. 82 (starting point of the trail)
    •Train ticket from Aguas Calientes to Ollantaytambo or Cusco in Expedition train
    •3 breakfasts, 3 lunches, 3 dinners + daily morning snack + daily tea service (except on the last day)
    (Vegetarian or special menus are available at no extra cost)
    •Inca Trail and Machu Picchu entrance fee
    •Personal tents: 2 people in each ( 4-people capacity tent), to allow for higher comfort
    •Dining tent with tables and chairs
    •Kitchen tent
    •English speaking professional and offical tour guides (2 guides for groups over 8 people)
    •Chef and cooking equipment
    •Porters ( to carry tents, food and cooking equipment)
    • Accommodation for all our staff
    •First aid kit including emergency oxygen
    •Bus ticket from Machu Picchu ruins down to the village of Aguas Calientes
    •Private transfer from train station in Ollantaytambo or Poroy to hotel in Cusco
    •One textile snack bag per person (to avoid the usage of plastic bags that contaminate our environment)
    •Filtered boiled water from lunch on the 1st day onwards
    •Bio-degradable personal hand soaps
    •Bio-degradable dishwashing detergents used by our kitchen staff
    •Other: hot water every morning for washing purposes/boiled water to fill your water bottle every morning and night, and at lunch if requested ahead of time.

    Premium Service Includes:

    •Pre-departure briefing
    •Private transfer from hotel to km. 82 (starting point of the trail)
    •Train ticket from Aguas Calientes to Ollantaytambo or Cusco in Vistadome train
    •4 breakfasts, 3 lunches, 3 dinners + daily morning snack + daily tea service (except on the last day)
    (Vegetarian or special menus are available at no extra cost)
    •Inca Trail and Machu Picchu entrance fee
    •Personal tents: 2 people in each ( 4-people capacity tent), to allow for higher comfort
    •One inflatable sleeping pad per person
    •One sleeping bag per person: our sleeping bags are 18ºC- comfort (0ºF), mummy form including a sleeping liner. (note: they are cleaned after every use and have a maximum usage of 30 trips)
    •One pillow per person
    •toilet tent with bio-degradable toilet facilities
    •Porters to carry personal gear up to 7kilos per person (including sleeping bag and sleeping pad)
    •Dining tent with tables and chairs
    •Kitchen tent
    •English speaking professional and offical tour guides (2 guides for groups over 8 people)
    •Chef and cooking equipment
    •More porters ( to carry tents, food and cooking equipment)
    •Accommodation for all our staff
    •First aid kit including emergency oxygen
    •Bus ticket from Machu Picchu ruins down to the village of Aguas Calientes
    •Private transfer from train station in Ollantaytambo or Poroy to hotel in Cusco
    •One textile snack bag per person (to avoid the usage of plastic bags that contaminate our environment)
    •Filtered boiled water from lunch on the 1st day onwards
    •Bio-degradable personal hand soaps
    •Bio-degradable dishwashing detergents used by our kitchen staff
    •Other: hot water every morning for washing purposes/boiled water to fill your water bottle every morning and night, and at lunch if requested ahead of time

    Price Does Not Include:
    •Meals not specified
    •Optional entrance to Huayna Picchu Mountain (new entrance to Machu Picchu for $57.00)
    • Travel insurance
    • Extras, tips and personal expenses


    Please note:
    Our trips are budgeted for a full or nearly full sign up. Cost are based on double occupancy, if you are traveling alone and wish to have single accommodations you must pay a single supplement fee. If you are willing to share accommodations we will match you with a roommate if one is available. If you are willing to share accommodations but we cannot find you a roommate you will have to pay the single supplement fee.


    About the camp site:
    The camp sites mentioned in the itineary are the ones we strive to get, however this is not always possible, and therefore the camp sites can vary.


    About the trains:
    Please note: Train bookings depend on availability and it’s sometimes difficult to obtain booking on the train you request. We will try and book the train you requested, but if we need to make decisions and there is no time to consult with you, we reserve the right to switch your booking to the most convenient train available. Any price difference will be adjusted accordingly.

    BOOK NOW

      $760

      Inca Trail, 4d/3n

      Inca trail to Machu Picchu: 4 days & 3 nights


      Inca Trail to Machu Picchu
      The Classic Inca trail trek to Machu Picchu is the most popular trek in South America. It combines a gratifying physical challenge with the opportunity to visit world renowned Inca ruins in the midst of unparalleled natural beauty. High passes with breathtaking vistas of snow covered peaks, mountains filled with lush tropical vegetation, all joined by a well preserved trail that is a unique expression of the marvelous feats of Inca engineering.This mountain trekking to the famous Machu Picchu is a once in a life-time adventure in Peru.


      Machu Picchu
      Made known to the World by Hiram Bingham in 1911, Machu Picchu was inhabited by local farmers but probably remained unknown to the Spaniards. The purpose of an Inca city in such a spectacular location remains under debate: Some argue it was built and populated by the family of a powerful Inca ruler (Pachakutek). Others have proposed that the principal function of Machu Picchu was a “trading centre” to maintain a reliable supply of coca leaves and other tropical supplies for the priests and royalty in Cuzco. Bingham fostered the school of thought that the city existed primarily for strategic and defensive purposes, yet another theory supports the idea that Machu Picchu was an indoctrination centre or school to teach the leaders and their children about other Andean cultures conquered by the Incas.

      MAP

      ITINERARY

      Km.82 to Huayllabamba

       

      Today you will be picked up at your hotel at around 6:00am to start your trek to Machu Picchu on the Inca Trail. You will transported to km 82 where the entrance to the trail is located. The group will be assembled and you will meet your trekking team of porters, guide, and chef. Once everything is secured and ready to start we will begin our 4 day trek to Machu Picchu down the ancient road of the Incas. The adventure will start at the Inca trail entrance where we will register at the trail heading before beginning the trek by crossing the Urubamba River, heading towards the village Miskay. From here the trail turns west to the ruins fo Huillca Raccay. After a couple of hours of gentle hiking we reach the ruins of Huillaca Raccay, where we break for lunch. After lunch we continue hiking, descending into the Cusichaca Valley, arriving later to the last inhabited village of the trail: Wayllabamba (10170 ft./3100 meters above sea level). Here you will have time to explore the site before dinner. Hiking time: 5 hours approximately. Meals included: lunch, dinner

      Wayllabamba to Pacaymayu

       

      After enjoying the beauty of this special campsite and a nutritious breakfast we begin this challenging hiking day highlighted by the crossing of the trail’s hightest pass known as ‘Warmiwañusta’ or Dead Woman’s Pass (13,779 ft./4,200 meters above sea level). After passing through the 2nd checkpoint you will begin a long and steady ascent with rewarding views of the valleys below and the snow capped peaks above. Shortly before lunch we will pass through a cloud forest with a dazzling array of native trees and plants. With a well-balanced lunch in our stomachs we will have the energy to make it over Dead Women’s Pass where you will be rewarded with stunning views of the Huayllanay Glacier. At the pass we will stop for some photos for you to show that you have conquered this most challenging part of the trek to Machu Picchu. After the pass we will descend to our campsite at Pacaymayu where dinner will be prepared while you have a chance to relax. Hiking time: 8 hours approximately. Meals included: breakfast, lunch, dinner

      Pacaymayu to Wiñay Wayna

       

      An early breakfast bolsters your energy for today’s hike where we will pass through a host of different ecological zones all featuring distinct types of plant and animal life. We climb up and over the second highest pass at 12,959 ft. (3,950 Mts.), called “Abra de Runkurakay”. On a clear day, our efforts are rewarded with unparalleled views of the snow covered peaks of the Cordillera Vilcabamba and the lush valleys below. In addition to the stunning natural beauty, masterful Inca engineering is another of the day’s highlights as we explore the Inca remains of Sayajmarca at 11,942 ft. (3,640 Mts.). The name Sayajmarca signifies “inaccessible city”, and with good reason because the ruins are protected by steep cliffs. After a picnic lunch we continue on the trail, where nature shows us a forrest full of orchids, hanging moss and tree ferns. We pass through an Inca tunnel up to the third pass at 12,139 ft. (3,700 Mts.). From here we can see beautiful views of snow-capped mountains as the the mighty Salkantay at 20,275 ft. (6180 Mts) and Veronica at 18,864 ft. (5750 Mts). “The city in the clouds”, Phuyupatamarca at 12,073 (3,680 Mts.), is the next stop along the trail. These impresseiv ruins can only be reached by a long set of steps. After visiting this spectacluar place we will descend to Wiñay Wayna, where we camp and have time to soak up some of the magical charm of this marvellous site. Hiking time: 8-9 hours. Meals included: breakfast, lunch, dinner

      Wiñay Wayna to Machu Picchu

       

      To see the sun rise over Machu Picchu is considered on of the high lights of the tour. To experience this we will have a fast breakfast and leave our camp at 4.30am, when we also say good-bye to the porters and other crew members. We will get to the Intipunku (the Sun Gate), where we will have an amazing view of the first sunbeams hitting Machu Picchu at approximately 7.30am. The descend to Machu Picchu is short, only 45 minutes walking, and we will have plenty of time to enjoy the scenery and take pictures. After the guided tour of the ruins you will have time to explore on your own before we meet back up to take a short bus ride down the mountain to the train station in Aguas Calientes for the return trip back to Cusco after a 4 day incomparable experience. Hiking time: 4 hours. Meals included: breakfast

      PRICES

      Number of passengers 2
      Inca Trail 4d/3n: standard group service 720.00
      Inca Trail 4d/3n: premium group service 920.00

      Prices are per person and in US dollars. Prices are subject to change around holidays such as Easter, Christmas, New Year and other local festivities.

      Classic Inca Trail
      •Personal porter to carry personal items (7 kilos per person) $65.00
      •Sleeping bag for 4 days $20.00 per person
      •Walking sticks for 4 days $20 per person


      Standard Service Includes:

      •Pre-departure briefing
      •Private transfer from hotel to km. 82 (starting point of the trail)
      •Train ticket from Aguas Calientes to Ollantaytambo or Cusco in Expedition train
      •3 breakfasts, 3 lunches, 3 dinners + daily morning snack + daily tea service (except on the last day)
      (Vegetarian or special menus are available at no extra cost)
      •Inca Trail and Machu Picchu entrance fee
      •Personal tents: 2 people in each ( 4-people capacity tent), to allow for higher comfort
      •Dining tent with tables and chairs
      •Kitchen tent
      •English speaking professional and offical tour guides (2 guides for groups over 8 people)
      •Chef and cooking equipment
      •Porters ( to carry tents, food and cooking equipment)
      • Accommodation for all our staff
      •First aid kit including emergency oxygen
      •Bus ticket from Machu Picchu ruins down to the village of Aguas Calientes
      •Private transfer from train station in Ollantaytambo or Poroy to hotel in Cusco
      •One textile snack bag per person (to avoid the usage of plastic bags that contaminate our environment)
      •Filtered boiled water from lunch on the 1st day onwards
      •Bio-degradable personal hand soaps
      •Bio-degradable dishwashing detergents used by our kitchen staff
      •Other: hot water every morning for washing purposes/boiled water to fill your water bottle every morning and night, and at lunch if requested ahead of time.

      Premium Service Includes:

      •Pre-departure briefing
      •Private transfer from hotel to km. 82 (starting point of the trail)
      •Train ticket from Aguas Calientes to Ollantaytambo or Cusco in Vistadome train
      •4 breakfasts, 3 lunches, 3 dinners + daily morning snack + daily tea service (except on the last day)
      (Vegetarian or special menus are available at no extra cost)
      •Inca Trail and Machu Picchu entrance fee
      •Personal tents: 2 people in each ( 4-people capacity tent), to allow for higher comfort
      •One inflatable sleeping pad per person
      •One sleeping bag per person: our sleeping bags are 18ºC- comfort (0ºF), mummy form including a sleeping liner. (note: they are cleaned after every use and have a maximum usage of 30 trips)
      •One pillow per person
      •toilet tent with bio-degradable toilet facilities
      •Porters to carry personal gear up to 7kilos per person (including sleeping bag and sleeping pad)
      •Dining tent with tables and chairs
      •Kitchen tent
      •English speaking professional and offical tour guides (2 guides for groups over 8 people)
      •Chef and cooking equipment
      •More porters ( to carry tents, food and cooking equipment)
      •Accommodation for all our staff
      •First aid kit including emergency oxygen
      •Bus ticket from Machu Picchu ruins down to the village of Aguas Calientes
      •Private transfer from train station in Ollantaytambo or Poroy to hotel in Cusco
      •One textile snack bag per person (to avoid the usage of plastic bags that contaminate our environment)
      •Filtered boiled water from lunch on the 1st day onwards
      •Bio-degradable personal hand soaps
      •Bio-degradable dishwashing detergents used by our kitchen staff
      •Other: hot water every morning for washing purposes/boiled water to fill your water bottle every morning and night, and at lunch if requested ahead of time

      Price Does Not Include:
      •Meals not specified
      •Optional entrance to Huayna Picchu Mountain (new entrance to Machu Picchu for $57.00)
      • Travel insurance
      • Extras, tips and personal expenses


      Please note:
      Our trips are budgeted for a full or nearly full sign up. Cost are based on double occupancy, if you are traveling alone and wish to have single accommodations you must pay a single supplement fee. If you are willing to share accommodations we will match you with a roommate if one is available. If you are willing to share accommodations but we cannot find you a roommate you will have to pay the single supplement fee.


      About the camp site:
      The camp sites mentioned in the itineary are the ones we strive to get, however this is not always possible, and therefore the camp sites can vary.


      About the trains:
      Please note: Train bookings depend on availability and it’s sometimes difficult to obtain booking on the train you request. We will try and book the train you requested, but if we need to make decisions and there is no time to consult with you, we reserve the right to switch your booking to the most convenient train available. Any price difference will be adjusted accordingly.

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