Classic Inca Trail To Machu Picchu
4 Days & 3 Nights / starting from US $850 per person
Trek
A life time experience through the Inca Trail to Machu Picchu
The Inca Trail to Machu Picchu – Venture on one of the most recognized trekking routes in the world, considered one of the top 10 activities worldwide; a route in the Andes that will take you to ¨The lost city of the Incas¨, the most important ceremonial and religious center of the Incan empire, the Inca Trail crosses settlements, several archaeological remains, and ceremonial altars; the Inca Trail to Machu Picchu, is a vastly preferred route for adventurers who wish to have a unique and life-changing experience.
The 42 km / 26 miles length of the Inca Trail, still intact, traverses diverse ecosystems and ecological floors, as inter-Andean valleys, up to 4200 m. / 13,828 ft. known as alpine tundra, and humid climate characteristic of cloud forests with lush vegetation, which is where Machu Picchu citadel is located. The 4 Days Inca Trail to Machu Picchu is the most preferred route by many adventurers; however, it can also be done in 5 days, an additional day to enjoy more of the nature and history of the Incas, for those who do not have much time, but want to experience the real Inca Trail we offer the short trail to Inca Trail in two days, but for those who wish to explore further than just the Inca Trail we have a combination of Salkantay trek and Inca Trail that can be done in 7 days.
Trip Details
Highlights
- Venture on one of the world’s top 10 treks.
- The Vilcanota valley and steep-slope mountains
- Llaqtapata and its hidden location in the valley
- Astounding views from dead woman’s pass
- Panoramic views of Vilcanota valley on day 3
- Explore the unique and extraordinary Inca sites along the way.
- Suitable camp gear equipment to overnight in the mountains.
- Machu Picchu citadel.
Route Map
Classic Inca Trail to Machu Picchu 4 Days
Discover countless Inca sites in the highlands of Vilcanota mountain range
The classic Inca Trail to adventure will take you to the Peruvian highland, exploring remote villages, incredible Inca sites, and Andean wildlife. Hear the stories of the Incan culture and discover Machu Picchu, ¨The lost Inca city¨. Don't miss the chance to explore and live a life time experience with Kuntur Peru Travel.
Trip Overview
The Inca Trail to Machu Picchu starts with an early pick-up from your hotel in Cusco or any other place of stay; likewise, we pick you up from hotels in the Urubamba Valley.
We embark on our private transport to the trailhead at Piscacucho (Km 82). Begin a lifetime experience hiking the official Inca Trail to Machu Picchu, a road of 43km / 26 miles that will take you four days through the mountains and inter-Andean valleys, witnessing astonishing landscapes and incredible archeological sites full of mysteries; spend three nights camping outdoors, and explore Machu Picchu city as nobody else does early in the morning on the fourth day, two hours guided tour to uncovering the enigmas of the citadel. Embark on the Expedition train service to get back to Cusco City, a journey that will take you throughout the Vilcanota Valley back to Ollantaytambo; lastly, private transport to your hotel in Cusco City or the Sacred Valley.
All meals, entrance tickets, and are included in the service, as mentioned in the itinerary.
A glimpse of our Itinerary
Day 1 Cusco – Piscacuchu (km 82) – Hatunchaca – Ayapata Camp.
Begin your adventure by transportation to the trailhead at km 82, and witness an impressive feat that will take you through the Vilcanota Valley, visiting stunning archaeological sites.
Day 2 Ayapata – Dead Womans Pass – Pacaymayo – Chaquicocha Camp.
The most challenging day along the Inca Trail. Hike over two high passes, explore the mountains, and enjoy the high Andean landscapes, as well as spectacular archaeological sites.
Day 3 Chaquicocha – Phuyupatamarca – Intipata – Wiñayhuayna camp.
Enter the high Andean cloud forests, descending extensive stone staircases. Visit incredible Inca ruins and agricultural terraces on the mountainside. Don’t miss a visit to Wiñayhuayna, the most outstanding Inca site along the Inca Trail.
Day 4 Discovering Machu Picchu Citadel – Train Journey back to Cusco.
Enjoy the last day of trekking and the arrival at the most emblematic archaeological site of Peru, Machu Picchu, one of the most impressive archaeological wonders of the world. Embark on the expedition train service back to Cusco City.
What to expect
- Hotel pick up
- Private transportation is included in the tour.
- Guided tours at every Inca site
- More than ten Inca sites along the way
- Experience a range of micro-climates, from highland tundra to lush cloud forests.
- Trekking crew and cook to support during the trip.
- Suitable camping gear to stay overnight in the mountains.
- Every day fresh meals made in the mountains catering to vegetarians, vegans, or any food restrictions.
- More than two hours of guided tour at Machu Picchu.
- Expedition train service back to Cusco city.
Degree of difficulty
The Inca Trail is rated as a challenging hike, considering the high altitudes and length of walking it is rated 5 – 6 strenuous summits difficulty. It is suggested a previous training hiking, have a multi-day trekking experience, and acclimatizes some days before the trekking. This trekking experience can be done year-round. However, you will have a better experience during the dry season. (May – November)
Why you should go with us
- Kuntur Peru Travel is a fully locally owned tour operator and certified travel company with all licenses to operate Inca trail tours and alternative treks.
- Experience is the key! Long tracking record tour guides, graduated from the university and recognized institutes of Cusco city.
- We deliver our tour services with safety standards, ethics, and responsibility; we rely on the opinion of our travelers.
- Book and travel! Your trip is confirmed once booking the tour service; we don’t transfer the service to other tour groups. So that you book with us, you go with us.
- Quality of services is our personal motto, so we provide both as small groups, no more than 8 pp. and private tour services.
- No hidden charges! You pay the cost of your trip with all services included as mentioned in the itineraries.
- Tailor-made tours and customizable experiences to the needs of our travelers.
- Our guides are natives of Cusco city, fluent English speaking, friendly and great storytellers.
- Our management center is located in Cusco city. Therefore, we have everything in control nearby.
Itinerary
The following itinerary below has been designed according to technical criteria based on the experiences of expert trekking guides who have hiked the Inca Trail to Machu Picchu for years; the timings are average to a regular trekker under favorable conditions. However, this may vary depending on physical preparation, health, age, weather conditions during the hike, and the number of participants in the group. In addition, lunch spots and campsites may change consequently to adapt to the circumstances and needs of the group.
Day 1 Cusco – Ollantaytambo – Km82 –Hatunchaca – Ayapata Camp.
The 4 Days Inca trail to Machu Picchu begins from Ollantaytambo. We will drive on our private transport further through the valley towards Piscacucho (Km 82 of the railroad), which is the entrance to the Inca Trail. The Inca Trail to Machu Picchu is a well-regulated road; therefore, you must show your passport at every checkpoint required.
The trail begins once we cross the Urubamba River over a bridge and continues into the valley; today, you will enjoy the views of the Vilcanota mountain range and Mt. Veronica at 5,713 m / 18,745 ft. the characteristic vegetation of the Andean valleys, as well as vestiges of Incan buildings, agricultural terraces, and Patallacta, one of the great archeological citadel on the Inca Trail, from there, it takes about one hour to Hatunchaca, our lunch first spot.
In the afternoon, we will continue for two hours uphill to Ayapata at 3,301 m. / 10829ft. one of the furthest, ahead of other campers, so the following day, it will be a shorter distance to Dead Woman’s pass, the highest point of the Inca trail.
Only a few groups go up to our campsite. Therefore we will appreciate the privacy and tranquility of this beautiful place.
Meals Included
Breakfast, Lunch, & Dinner.
Hiking Distance
14 km (8.7 miles)
Difficulty
Mod. – Demand.
Hike Duration
7 – 8 hrs. approx.
Highest elevation
3,300m/10,827 ft.
Camp elevation
3,301 m. / 10829ft.
Day 2 Ayapata – Dead Womans Pass – Pacasmayo – Chaquicocha Camp.
Our second day of adventure is the most strenuous part of the Inca Trail but with impressive vistas to the valleys. From the Ayapata campsite, the trail ascends steeply over stone steps for about four hours to the dead woman’s pass at 4,215 m. (13,825 ft.) After a short break and photos, the trail continues over stone steps, descending two hours to our lunch spot at Pacaymayo campsite. After lunch, you will continue about two and a half hours upward the second pass at 3,950 m. (12,956 ft.) From there, the trail goes for one and a half hours on stone steps downhill to Sayacmarca Inca ruins at 3,850 m. (12,628 ft.) Our tents can be seen from the Inca site; it’s about 20 min more hiking.
What will we see on today’s hike?
On the morning hike, we will pass through a small cloud forest; then, we will enjoy views of the rugged mountain peaks and typical highland grass vegetation; you will see two archaeological sites: Runkurakay and Sayacmarca, both are impressively looking at the Sunrise and Sunset accordingly.
Our campsite tonight is in Chaquicocha at 3,600 m. (11,800 ft.) as Ayapata, it is another quiet campsite that offers astounding views of the sunset in the distance.
- Meals Included
Breakfast, Lunch, & Dinner. - Hiking Distance
16 km (9.95 miles) - Difficulty
Demand – Challenge - Hike Duration
10 hours approx. - Highest elevation
4215m/13,829 ft. - Camp elevation
3,600 m. (11,800 ft.)
Day 3 Chaquicocha Camp – Phuyupatamarca – Wiñayhuayna Camp.
The third day of trekking is the relaxing and most scenic part of the Inca Trail, as we will hike through diverse ecosystems from the highland to the subtropical area and dense vegetation. The trail is built with carved stones attached to the mountain until Phuyupatamarca at 3,650 m. (11,975 ft.) from where you will descend over steep stone steps through the clouds forest with bamboo, ferns, and exotic vegetation, a two-and-a-half hour downhill will take you to Intipata, an archeological remain made up of large terraces facing the Vilcanota valley; take your time to get some of the most fascinating photos from one of the terraces; From there, it’s 25 min downhill to the last campsite at 2,680 m (8,792 ft.) which is the place you will get your lunch.
On six hours of trekking, you will see hanging mosses, orchids, and a large variety of exotic vegetation; Phuyupatamarca, a beautiful Inca site with stone altars, water fountains, and enclosures; Intipata, agricultural terraces built on the steep slope mountain; Winayhuayna, a combination of the two last Inca sites which you will have the chance to visit in the afternoon.
Our trekking guides are experts, friendly, and great storytellers; they are deep knowledge of the route and all destinations; how awesome to hike with someone next to you to get first-hand information on your adventure along the Inca trail to Machu Picchu.
- Meals Included
Breakfast, Lunch, & Dinner. - Hiking Distance
9 km (5.6 miles) - Difficulty
Moderate. - Hike Duration
5 – 6 hours approx. - Highest elevation
3650m/11,975 ft. - Camp elevation
2,680 m (8,792 ft.)
Day 4 Wiñayhuayna Camp – Machu Picchu Citadel – Train back to Cusco.
Upon the last day of our trip on the Inca trail, we could tell you that is the most important day of the whole trip program, as together, we will discover Machu Picchu citadel, the most important religious center and the residence of the most prominent governor of the Inca Empire.
For the last day on Inca Trail, we will wake up earlier than usual; and after breakfast, we will leave the campsite to the checkpoint. The hike will start at 5:30 am. It takes two hours of hiking, and we will get to Sun Gate 8,977 ft. (2.74 meters), from where you will get the first view of Machu Picchu citadel. There is no word to describe those feelings when arriving after four days of hiking over mountains and suddenly witnessing the mist rising from below, the Vilcanota River surrounding the Inca citadel. Eventually, we’ll reach this impressive sacred citadel.
After all, your trekking guide will take you to explore Machu Picchu citadel on two hours guided tour exploring, describing, and uncovering the mysteries of the Incan emperor’s residence.
Please, note. If you purchased the admission ticket to climb Huayna Picchu or Machu Picchu Mountain, your guide will show you the respective entrance.
After the tour, you will take the bus down to Aguas Calientes town, where you will have enough time for lunch (not included). In the afternoon, you will board the train back to Ollantaytambo town, where a Kuntur Peru Travel representative will meet you on arrival; then, they transfer you back to your hotel in Cusco City.
- Meals Included
Breakfast. - Hiking Distance
6 km (2.6 miles) - Difficulty
Moderate. - Hike Duration
2 hours approx. - Highest elevation
2,650m/10,975 ft. 
Tour Duration
2hrs MP citadel
Including
Ancascocha Trek 5D Includes
Transportation
- Pick up from your hotel.
- Transportation from Ollantaytambo to Km 82.
- Bus ticket to Aguas Calientes Town on day 4
- Round trip bus ticket to Machu Picchu on day 5.
- Expedition train service to Ollantaytambo.
- Private transport from Ollantaytambo to Cusco.
Accommodation
- 3 Nights camping outdoors.
- Lodging at Aguas Calientes town. Hotel 3*
Meals
- 3 Days Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner.
- 3 Every day water to fill up your bottles.
- Dinner at Machu Picchu town.
- Everyday snack.
All entrance fees for the trip
- Ancascocha route permits.
- Inca Trail Permits.
- Machu Picchu entrance fees.
Camping Equipment
- 4-man Sleeping tent for two people.
- Foam mattress.
- Dinning tent and kitchen tent.
- Packable table and sits.
- Backpack cover and Rain poncho.
- Duffle back to carry 7kg of extra clothing.
- All kitchen items for the trip.
Trekking crew menbers
- English-speaking local Tour Guide.
- Guide assistant for 8+ participants
- Trekking Chef.
- Porter to carry the equipment
Extras & Safety items
- Walkie talkie
- Small oxygen bottle.
- First Aid Kit.
- Additional Pillow.
The trek does not include
- Trekking poles for rent
- Sleeping bags for rent
- Inflatable mattress for rent
- Huayna Picchu Mountain Additional activity
- Machu Picchu Mountain Additional activity
- Last Lunch at Aguas Calientes town.
- Any personal expenses
Pricing
The pricing below is subject to a new Peruvian law governing the employment of porters on the Inca Trail. These changes are expected to substantially raise the cost of operating Inca Trail tours for all authorized agencies. Please, contact us for further details.
$850.00 per person Price based on 8 ppl in the group
- Price for 2 trekkers: 1250.00 USD per person
- Price for 3-4 trekkers: 1100 USD per person
- Price for 5-6 trekkers: 950 USD per person
- Price for 7+ trekkers: 850 USD per person
Discounts
Students have benefits traveling in Peru! Museums, tourist tickets, archaeological sites, Machu Picchu, Inca Trail, and more. Get discounts by presenting your International Student Identity Card (ISIC); students under the age of 17 and children do not need the ISIC. To apply for a discount, email us with a copy of the ISIC and passport at the time of booking for a trek or tour to info@kunturperu.com
We will be glad to help you.
- Student discount (only with active green ISIC card): US$30.00
- Students from 12 to 17 years. US$ 30.00 discount
- Children from 5 to 12 years. US$ 30.00 discount
Rentals
Good offer! The prices of items set in the following list are adjusted for the Inca Trail to Machu Picchu for 5 days. However, for a group booking 8+ hikers, we will consider a discount on the price of an item or a free walking tour in Cusco City.
- Set of pro trekking poles – US$25.00 available to rent
- Sleeping bag – US$30.00 available to rent
- Inflatable mattress – US$ 30.00 available to rent
- Single Tent – US$50.00 available to rent
- Foam mattress – included in the tour service
Upgrades
The Machu Picchu and Huaynapicchu mountains are additional hikes within the Machu Picchu citadel; these admission tickets are subject to availability since they are usually sold out quickly.
- Huaynapicchu Mt. entrance fee: USD 75.00 extra per person.
- Machu Picchu Mt. entrance fee: USD 75.00 extra per person.
Round trip Expedition train service is included on the Quarry trek, we go to board the train at Ollantaytambo train station. However, there is a chance to upgrade the train service, it requires advance booking.
- Vistadome Train service (one-way trip): USD 75.00 additional per person
- 4 Stars Hotel at Macchu Picchu town: USD 70.00 additional per person
- Cusco City tour: USD 80 per person, if booked together with this tour
- Sacred Valley tour: USD 125 per person, if booked together with this tour
Groups booking
We reward your preference! More details will be available if you are interested in taking advantage of this offer, such as walking tours in Cusco City, discounts on items for camping activities, and personal discounts. Contact us at info@kunturperu.com
GO ON GROUP SERVICE:
From USD 790.00 per person. 8+ up to 12 participants, Please note, advance booking is required.
Details on Equipment
We care about the safety and satisfaction of our adventurers during the trekking tours, Kuntur Peru provides the best quality items for outdoor adventures, igloo-type tents resistant to snow and heavy rain are perfect for camping in the mountains, branded inflatable mattresses and trekking poles, first aid kid and oxygen bottle to prevent high altitude sickness. Safety is our main priority in every trekking activity.
- Thermarest inflatable mattresses 1.5 inches thick.
- Four-season tent (Eureka K-2 tx) for two people.
- Adjustable Black Diamond, Leky, or Branded Trekking Poles.
- Expeditions train service. Standard windows at the sides and ceiling, additional front table.
- Vistadome train service. With panoramic windows and ceilings, snack service, and a dance show on board included.
- We provide 3* hotel rooms in Machu Picchu town if you want a private bedroom, select single accommodation when booking for an additional cost.
Trip Info
Weather on trek
Hiking through the Quarry trek is a very high-altitude activity, therefore, the weather may be cold and unpredictable. The nights on this trek are usually around 14 F. / -10 C. And in the early mornings of the dry season, during the day, it can get quite warm if the sun is out, anywhere from 60-75F/15-24C. Keep in mind that if the weather is rainy or cloudy, it will be windy and colder, and it may change instantaneously, particularly when going up at the high-altitude passes; as with any high-altitude hike, you should bring plenty of layers to adjust to the fluctuating temperatures and conditions as well as appropriate sun/rain protection.
Pre-departure notes
It is highly recommended to spend at least two days before any trekking activity acclimating to the altitude in the Andes; drinking enough water and avoiding heavy meals also help you to adapt quickly to the environment. Cusco is an Andean city located at 3,399 m. / 11,151 ft. We suggest doing short day tours in and around the city.
It is imperative to attend the pre-trek briefing a day before the scheduled date of the trip, usually set at 17:00 hrs. See the itinerary instructions section of the tour and its details. For additional information, speak directly to your trekking guide.
Note on Itinerary
The current itinerary described accurately expresses the trekking activities we offer. However, please, notice that due to some circumstances occasionally turns beyond our control, such as natural disasters, weather conditions, strikes, and others that may force us to deviate from our original plan, in which case, we will provide you with the best alternative option available, so then you won’t miss the wonderful experience.
Note on Price
Please note. All our trekking tours, and the Inca trail tours, include a duffle bag, which means you can take additional clothing with your sleeping bag and mattress for the trek; these must be 7 kg/14 pounds max weight.
All Inca trail trekking tours are run with a pack of a trekking team (our porters), who are appointed to carry all camping equipment during the hike; the number of porters in the group is accordingly to the number of travelers booked for the tour; for more details see Inca Trail FAQs.
Camping accommodation on the trek is based on double occupancy per tent.
Accommodation in towns is at 3* hotels; Twin-bed room (matrimonial if requested), triple occupancy in case of families or friends; the single rooms are subject to a single supplement fee.
Trip Payment Schedule
At the time of booking, you must be paid 30% of the total cost of the tour; this will allow us to make the corresponding reservation and purchase some tickets that may be sold out rapidly. A month before the departure date, the balance must be paid or upon your arrival in Cusco city, the 70% left of the final balance must be paid fully.
Cancellation and Transfer Fee Schedule
- Minimum fee (hike permit fee): $130 per person
- 61-90 days prior to departure: 30% of trip cost
- 46-60 days prior to departure: 50% of trip cost
- 45 days or less: 100% of trip cost.
Gratuities for the trekking crew
One of the greatest ways to express your gratitude to your trekking crew for everything they do to help you to make your adventure trip is by tipping. This is a tradition of years since the beginning of the tourism industry in our region, a personal appreciation based on the team’s effort during your adventure experience. Giving gratuities might not be customary in your country, however, it’s of the utmost importance to those who will be taking care of you during the trip. Tipping inspires excellent service and is an ingrained feature in the tourism industry on many Kuntur Peru Travel destinations. Of course, you are free to tip as much as you wish, depending on your perception of the quality and length of your trip. Remember, tipping is not compulsory and should only be given when you receive excellent service.
Usually, participants in a group gather the tipping money for the guides, porters, and cooks; you can either do it individually, or your trekking guide will offer to collect the money and tip as a group. Tipping your tour guide is more personal and should be decided based on your relationship, quality, and length of service with them and is done separately from the group or could be done individually, this generally happens once you end the tour at Machu Picchu Citadel or Machu Picchu town.
Porters: Each porter $20 – $40 USD or the equivalent in Soles (from all the group or participants)
Trekking Chef: $35 – $70 USD or the equivalent in Soles (from all groups or participants)
Trekking guide: The amount is an entirely more personal preference, however, as a guideline, $40 -80 USD per person can be used.
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REASON TO EXPERIENCE THE INCA TRAIL
- Come across and feel safe exploring the Inca Trail to Machu Picchu with us with suitable camping gear and experienced trekking guides.
- Experience one of the ten top trekking worldwide adventures, with Kuntur Peru Travel, a direct & official local tour operator in Cusco.
- Enjoy the natural and scenic beauty of the high Andean landscape, with remote small towns and villages on day one.
- Immerse yourself in the history of the Incas interpreted by your expert tour guide, and explore some of the wonderful archeological sites on the way.
- The Inca Trail to Machu Picchu is a fascinating experience perfect for adventures and history lovers; a pathway with astounding views and landscapes, flawless for photography.
- Overnight in the mountains, three nights camping outdoors with starry sky views and surrounded by mountains.
- Spot Andean wildlife in their natural habitat and ecosystem, as well as Llamas, Alpacas, wondering at the Inca sites.
TRIP Checklist
The Inca Trail to Machu Picchu requires a good trekking backpack, we recommend bringing a 25L capacity trekking daypack to carry your personal items for a day hike, larger backpack capacities are not allowed to take into Machu Picchu citadel. Here we showcase a basic list of essential items you should bring for your trip
DAY PACK
For the Inca Trail journey, we recommend you bring at most a 25L capacity trekking daypack to carry your items for a day hike; larger backpack capacity, it’s not allowed to enter Machu Picchu citadel. Here we showcase a basic list of essential items you should bring in your daypack.
- Valid Passport. Verify your passport won’t expire at the time of the trip.
- The Sun’s UV radiations in the highlands are high, so it is crucial to wear sunscreen; at least 35+ fps protection is recommended.
- Sun hat. Prevents sunburn even on cloudy days.
- Rain jacket. Weather in the mountains and valleys sometimes turns unpredictable, occasionally we experience rain even in the dry season.
- Extra water bottle. Stay hydrated! It prevents high-altitude sickness while hiking in the mountains.
- Insect repellant
- Bandana
- Sunglasses
- Gloves
- Cameras, make sure to charge the batteries.
- Personal First Aid kid
- Roll paper/ Toiletries
- Personal Snacks
- Torch or headlamp, and extra batteries
- Power bank, there is no electricity on our adventures.
- Trekking poles
DUFFEL BAG
It will be given to you at the pre-trek briefing a day before the departure. Please, note that 7 Kg / 15 pounds are the maximum weight. Both the sleeping bag and the foam mattress are 3 kg / 6.5 pounds in weight, which means the 4 kg left must be your clothing and personal items. The duffel bags will go straight to the campsite, then they will be given back to you at the camps. For 4 Days Inca trail to Machu Picchu, we have a checklist of items you should bring.
- Sleeping back (available for rent)
- Extra clothing (trekking pants)
- At least 3 extra pairs of socks
- Extra T-shirts at least 4
- Thermal pant
- Warm jacket
- Extra wool socks
- Small personal towel
- Dry bag
- Bathing suite
- Sandals
- Down jacket
- Extra toilet paper
- Warm clothes.
- Sweater or flees
Trip Accommodation
Camping Equipment
Kuntur Peru guarantees comfort and safety in all our adventure trips, our camping equipments are suitable for hiking trips in the high Andean mountains.
Enjoy the nights in our exclusively designed camping gear along every route we offer, you will spend the night in spacious four-season camping tents for two people, branded camping gear such as North Face, Black diamond, Eureka, and others; our trekking poles are lightweight aluminum material, adjustable and suitable for hiking in the mountains, sleeping pads Therma Rest trek and travel series; each of our hikers get additionally a foam mattress and small pillow to enjoy the overnights in tent.
Have the ultimate adventure experience with Kuntur Peru Travel. Trek with us, and live the adventure now!
Hotels
All our adventure experiences, other than the 4 Days Inca Trail to Machu Picchu, have as our destination Aguas Calientes town, where you will spend one night prior to visiting Machu Picchu citadel, for which we have selected standard 3 * hotels for your stay, these are hotels of prestige and quality that guarantee us comfort and good service to all our adventurers. However, we are also willing to provide superior quality hotels, as long as our travelers request it.
- 3* Inti Punku Machu Picchu hotels & suites: standard room with private bath.
- 4*hatun inti boutique: suite room with private bath.
- 5* Machu Picchu Pueblo by Inca Terra: Superior
- 3*
- 4*
- 5* Tambo Del Inca Urubamba: Superior room with private bath.
- 3*Maytaq Wasin Boutique Hotel
- 3* Los Portales Hotel
- 4* Casa Andina Private Collection
- 5* Palacio del Inka by Libertador
- 5* Monasterio Hotel by Belmond
- 3*Pakarytampu Hotel
- 4*Casa Andina Private Collection
- 5* Tambo del Inka Luxury Collection
- 5* Rio Sagrado by Belmond
- 3* Prisma hotel: standard room with private bath.
- 4* Jose Antonio Hotel: standard room with private bath.
- 5*Palacio Del Inca, luxury collection Hotel: Superior room with Private bath.
REMARKS
WHAT TO EXPECT ON THE CITY TOUR
- Pick up from your hotel
- Meet our experienced local guides, English and Spanish speaking
- Private transportation to all sites in and out of the Cusco city center.
- Detailed guided tour in Qoricancha (the sun temple), about an hour of exploration.
- Explore Sacsayhuaman, the megalithic constructions site
- Guided tour at Qenqo, Pukapukara and Tambomachay.
- 4 to 5 hours total tour, during which you’ll learn about the Origin and history of Incan culture.
- Take advantage of taking photos at Inca sites, guides are also skillful at taking photos.
- Door-to-door transportation service, unless you request drop-off at a specific point in the city.
RECOMMENDED TO BRING
- Passport
- Warm clothes. Cusco’s weather is cold and windy at evenings
- Day pack / Tote bag
- Camera
- Sunscreen
- Water bottle
- Peruvian Soles in cash