Inca Trail to Machu Picchu 2 Days / 1 Night
The perfect experience to explore the legendary Inca Trail in a short time
The 2-day Inca Trail to Machu Picchu is the perfect alternative for travellers who wish to
experience the legendary Inca Trail in a limited timeframe. This short trek combines history,
nature, and adventure, allowing you to walk a section of the original Inca path and arrive on
foot at the majestic citadel of Machu Picchu.
During this experience, you will hike through stunning mountain landscapes, discover
fascinating Inca archaeological sites, and have the opportunity to enter Machu Picchu through
the famous Sun Gate.
The Short Inca Trail is ideal for those with limited time who still want to enjoy an unforgettable
hike in the Peruvian Andes.

Itinerary
Day 1: Cusco – Km 104 – Wiñay Wayna – Machu Picchu – Aguas Calientes
Your adventure begins early in the morning with pick-up from your hotel in Cusco. We will
then travel to the train station in Ollantaytambo, where you will board a panoramic train to
the starting point of the trek.
The train will take us to Km 104, where we begin the hike by entering the historic Inca Trail.
Our first archaeological site will be Chachabamba, an ancient ceremonial centre located beside
the Urubamba River.
From here, we will begin a gradual ascent surrounded by lush vegetation, orchids, and
spectacular cloud forest scenery until reaching one of the most impressive archaeological
complexes on the Inca Trail: Wiñay Wayna.
This remarkable site is known for its agricultural terraces, temples, and water channels that
remain in excellent condition. Here, we will enjoy a box lunch while taking in the views.
We will continue our hike to the famous Inti Punku, also known as the Sun Gate. From this
point, you will have your first panoramic view of Machu Picchu. Afterwards, we descend
towards the citadel to enjoy an unforgettable view in the late afternoon.
Later, we will take a bus down to the village of Aguas Calientes, where you will spend the night
in a comfortable hotel and have time for dinner and rest.

*Walking distance: 10–12 km
*Approximate duration: 5 to 6 hours
*Difficulty: Moderate
*Accommodation: Hotel in Aguas Calientes

Day 2: Aguas Calientes – Guided Tour of Machu Picchu – Return to Cusco
After breakfast at the hotel, we will take one of the first buses up to Machu Picchu to avoid the
crowds and enjoy the citadel more peacefully.
During the guided tour (approximately 2 to 3 hours), we will explore the most important
sectors of this ancient Inca city, including:
*Temple of the Sun
*Temple of the Three Windows
*Sacred square
*Agricultural and urban sectors
*Industrial sector
*Temple of the Condor
*Agricultural terraces and urban area
Optionally, travellers who have booked in advance may hike:

*Huayna Picchu
*Machu Picchu Mountain
In the afternoon, we will return to Aguas Calientes to board the train back to Ollantaytambo,
followed by transport to the city of Cusco, where this unforgettable experience concludes.

Trek Highlights:
*Hike along the authentic Inca Trail
*Visit impressive Inca archaeological sites
*Enter Machu Picchu through the Sun Gate
*Guided experience with expert local guides
*Spectacular mountain and cloud forest landscapes
*Ideal for travellers with limited time

Why choose the 2-day Inca Trail?
This trek combines history, adventure, and unique landscapes in a compact yet exciting
experience. Walking the same paths used by the Incas over 500 years ago and arriving at
Machu Picchu on foot is an experience no train journey or conventional tour can match.
*Duration: 2 days / 1 night
*Difficulty: Moderate
*Best season: March to November.

What’s Included?
Our 2 Days / 1 Night Inca Trail tour is designed to provide a comfortable, safe, and complete
experience during your visit to Machu Picchu.
*Pick-up from your hotel in Cusco
*Tourist transport from Cusco to the train station in Ollantaytambo
*Tourist train (return journey: Ollantaytambo – Km 104 / Aguas Calientes –
Ollantaytambo)
*Official Inca Trail permit
*Entrance ticket to Machu Picchu
*Professional bilingual guide (Spanish / English) throughout the experience
*Eco-friendly bus up and down between Machu Picchu and Aguas Calientes
*Box lunch during the first day’s hike
*Dinner in Aguas Calientes
*1-night hotel in Aguas Calientes
*Breakfast at the hotel on the second day
*Guided tour of Machu Picchu (approx. 2–3 hours)
*First aid kit and oxygen for emergencies
*Ongoing assistance from the agency

What’s Not Included?
To maintain flexibility, some services are not included in the package:

*Breakfast on the first day
*Final lunch in Aguas Calientes.
*Entry to Huayna Picchu (advance booking required)
*Entry to Machu Picchu Mountain (optional)
*Tips for guide and staff (optional)
*Additional drinks and snacks
*Personal travel insurance
*Personal expenses.

Inca Trail to Machu Picchu 4 Days
The 4-day Inca Trail to Machu Picchu is the most famous trekking route in South America and
one of the best adventure experiences in the world. This trek combines history, nature, and
culture, traversing ancient paths of the Inca Empire to reach the majestic citadel of Machu
Picchu.
Also known as the Inca Trail 4 Days, this trek is ideal for travelers seeking an authentic
experience. This tour includes Andean landscapes, cloud forests, archaeological ruins, and the
unforgettable arrival at the Sun Gate (Inti Punku).

Why book this Inca Trail with us?
*Small groups (better experience)
*Certified expert guides
*High-quality meals
*Comfortable campsites
*Guaranteed official entrance fees

Limited availability: The Inca Trail sells out months in advance.

Day 1: Cusco – Km 82 – Llactapata – Camp

The adventure begins bright and early with a pick-up from your hotel in Cusco. We'll travel by
tourist transport to the Sacred Valley, arriving at the famous starting point of the trek: Km 82,
where the legendary Inca Trail to Machu Picchu officially begins.
After registering at the entrance checkpoint and meeting the entire team (guides, porters, and
cooks), we'll begin our hike surrounded by breathtaking Andean landscapes. This first day is
perfect for getting used to the trek's pace, combining gentler sections with spectacular views
of the Urubamba River and sacred mountains.
Along the way, we'll visit the archaeological site of Llactapata, where you can appreciate
ancient Inca constructions surrounded by nature and learn more about the history and
function of these agricultural and administrative centers.
We'll continue hiking through verdant valleys, past small local communities, and an incredible
diversity of flora and fauna, in a tranquil and energizing environment.
We'll continue walking through verdant valleys, past small local communities, and amidst an
incredible diversity of flora and fauna, in a tranquil and energizing environment. Finally, we'll
arrive at our first campsite in Wayllabamba, where dinner prepared by our team awaits. Here
you can rest under a sky full of stars and prepare for the next day's challenge.

*Approximate distance: 10–12 km
*Campsite altitude: Approximately 3,000 meters above sea level
*Hiking time: 5–6 hours
*Difficulty: Moderate (ideal for acclimatization)

Day 2: Challenge and Conquest – Warmiwañusca Pass to Pacaymayo
This is considered the most challenging, but also the most rewarding, day of the entire 4-day
Inca Trail. After a hearty breakfast in Wayllabamba, we begin the ascent to the highest point of
the entire route: the famous Warmiwañusca Pass (Dead Woman's Pass).
As you progress, the landscape gradually changes, transitioning from verdant valleys to a more
mountainous and mystical environment. The effort is noticeable, but each step brings you
closer to one of the greatest rewards of trekking.
Reaching the summit, at over 4,200 meters above sea level, will be an unforgettable moment:
breathtaking panoramic views of the Andes and the unique feeling of having overcome the
greatest challenge of the trail. It's the perfect spot for epic photos and a well-deserved break.
Then we begin the descent to the Pacaymayo Valley, where our campsite is located. Here
you'll enjoy a rest, a comforting hot dinner, and a natural setting surrounded by mountains.

*Approximate distance: 10–12 km

*Maximum altitude: 4,215 meters above sea level (approx.)
*Hiking time: 7–8 hours
*Difficulty: High (most demanding day)
The day you push your limits and connect with the power of the Andes.

Day 3: Chaquicocha – Phuyupatamarca – Wiñay Wayna
The third day is simply spectacular. After yesterday's challenge, today you'll enjoy a much
more varied route, considered by many to be the most beautiful on the 4-day Inca Trail.
We begin with a climb to the archaeological site of Runkurakay, an ancient Inca structure with
a semicircular shape that served as a checkpoint.
We continue to the second mountain pass, from where we begin our descent to one of the
most impressive archaeological complexes on the trail: Sayacmarca, an Inca city strategically
built among the mountains, offering incredible views.
The route continues through cobblestone paths, Inca tunnels, and a vibrant cloud forest, until
we reach Phuyupatamarca, known as "the city above the clouds," where the views are simply
unforgettable.
Finally, we descend to our last campsite at Wiñay Wayna, one of the most beautiful spots on
the trek. Nearby is the impressive archaeological complex of the same name, which you'll have
the opportunity to visit.
In the evening, you'll enjoy a special farewell dinner with the team that accompanied you
throughout the adventure.
*Approximate distance: 15–16 km
*Camp altitude: Approx. 2,650 m above sea level
*Hiking time: 7–8 hours
*Difficulty: Moderate

Day 4: Wiñay Wayna – Inti Punku – Machu Picchu
The final day begins very early, amidst the anticipation and excitement built up throughout the
entire journey. Before dawn, we begin a short hike to the iconic Sun Gate (Inti Punku), from
where you will witness one of the most unforgettable moments of the trip: the first glimpse of
the majestic citadel of Machu Picchu illuminated by the first rays of the sun.
This moment is simply magical. After days of effort on the Inca Trail, contemplating Machu
Picchu from above is an incomparable reward.

We continue descending to the citadel to enter and enjoy a comprehensive guided tour. For
approximately 2 to 3 hours, you will explore the most important areas, such as temples, plazas,
agricultural terraces, and ceremonial sites, while your guide reveals the secrets, history, and
mysteries of this wonder of the world.
You will also have free time to explore the site at your own pace, take spectacular
photographs, or simply connect with the unique energy of this sacred place. At the designated
time, we will descend by bus to the town of Aguas Calientes, where you can enjoy lunch (not
included) before boarding the return train.
The train journey will take you through the stunning scenery of the Sacred Valley to
Ollantaytambo or directly to Cusco, where our team will be waiting to transfer you
comfortably to your hotel.

*Hiking time: 2–3 hours

What's included in the 4-day Inca Trail?
Everything is designed so you can enjoy the experience without worrying about logistics:
*Official permit to enter the Inca Trail
*Entrance to Machu Picchu
*Professional bilingual guide (Spanish/English)
*Tourist transportation from Cusco to Km 82 (start of the trek)
*Return tourist train from Aguas Calientes to Ollantaytambo or Cusco
*Bus down from Machu Picchu to Aguas Calientes
*Complete camping equipment (tents, sleeping mats, dining tent)
*Meals during the trek (3 breakfasts, 3 lunches, 3 dinners + snacks)
*Energy snacks (chocolate, nuts)
*Professional cook and porter team
*Porterage for logistical equipment (tents, food, utensils)
*First aid kit and emergency oxygen.

What's NOT included?
It's important to be transparent to avoid surprises:
*Breakfast on Day 1
*Lunch in Aguas Calientes (Day 4)
*Sleeping bag (can be rented)

*Trekking poles (optional, recommended)
*Tips for guides, porters, and cook (voluntary but customary)
*Travel insurance
*Entrance fees to additional mountains such as Huayna Picchu or Machu Picchu
Mountain.

Expert recommendations for the Inca Trail:
Before the trip
*Arrive in Cusco at least 2 days early to acclimatize
*Stay hydrated and avoid excessive alcohol
*Do some pre-trip hikes to prepare physically

What to bring
*Layered clothing (for variable weather)
*Waterproof jacket or rain poncho
*Comfortable trekking boots (already broken in)
*Headlamp
*Sunscreen, sunglasses, and hat
*Insect repellent
*Reusable water bottle or hydration system Hydration.

Key tips on the trail
*Walk at your own pace, it's not a race
*Always listen to your guide
*Maintain a positive attitude (it's part of the experience!)
*Pack only the essentials in your daypack.

SALKANTAY TREK TO MACHU PICCHU – 4 DAYS

The Salkantay Trek to Machu Picchu over 4 days is one of the most impressive hiking routes in
Peru and one of the best alternatives to the classic Inca Trail.
This adventure takes you through an incredible variety of landscapes: from towering snow-
capped mountains such as Salkantay, past turquoise glacial lakes, and down into the high
jungle filled with lush tropical vegetation. In just a few days, you will experience dramatic
changes in climate, altitude, and ecosystems, making this trek a truly unique experience.
During the journey, you will reach the highest point at the Salkantay Pass, over 4,600 metres
above sea level, where you will enjoy spectacular views of the Andes. The trail then continues
into the cloud forest, passing through local communities, coffee plantations, and less crowded
routes, allowing for a more authentic connection with nature and Andean culture.
Finally, the trek culminates in a guided visit to the majestic citadel of Machu Picchu, where you
will discover the history and mysteries of one of the wonders of the world.

Why choose the 4-day Salkantay Trek?
*Offers more diverse and less crowded landscapes
*Ideal for travellers seeking adventure and challenge
*Combines nature, culture, and an authentic experience.

DAY 1: Cusco – Mollepata – Soraypampa – Humantay Lake
We begin early with pick-up from your hotel in Cusco and travel to Mollepata, where we will
have breakfast before continuing to Challacancha, the starting point of the trek.
The first part of the hike is gradual, ideal for acclimatisation. We walk towards Soraypampa,
surrounded by impressive views of snow-capped mountains such as Salkantay and Humantay.
In the afternoon, we hike to Humantay Lake, one of the most iconic highlights of the trek, with
its turquoise waters surrounded by glaciers.
Overnight stay in Soraypampa.
Day details:
*Distance: 15 km
*Walking time: 6–7 hours
*Maximum altitude: 4,200 m (Humantay Lake)
*Campsite altitude: 3,800 m
*Difficulty: Moderate.

DAY 2: Soraypampa – Salkantay Pass – Collpapampa

This is the most challenging day of the trek.
We start early with a steady ascent to the highest point: the Salkantay Pass (4,650 m),
surrounded by towering snow-capped peaks.
From here, we begin a long descent into the cloud forest, where the landscape changes
dramatically from cold mountainous terrain to warmer, greener surroundings.
After lunch in Chaullay, we continue to Collpapampa, where we will spend the night.

Day details:
*Distance: 19 km
*Walking time: 9–10 hours
*Maximum altitude: 4,650 m
*Campsite altitude: approx. 2,700 m
*Difficulty: High

DAY 3: Collpapampa – Wiñaypoco – Granadilla – Hydroelectric – Aguas Calientes
After an early breakfast, we begin descending through the cloud forest, one of the most
biodiverse areas of the trek. Along the way, you may observe a wide variety of flora such as
orchids, bromeliads, and bomareas, as well as birds and occasionally local wildlife.
We pass through small communities such as Wiñaypoco and Granadilla, where you will have
the opportunity to briefly interact with local families and learn about their way of life in the
high jungle.
From this point, we take transport to the Hydroelectric station, where we will have lunch.
Afterwards, we continue the final stretch to Aguas Calientes, walking alongside the railway
through a tropical environment or, optionally, taking the train (not included).
Upon arrival in Aguas Calientes, we check into our accommodation to rest before visiting
Machu Picchu the following day.
Day details:
*Distance: 10–12 km (hiking)
*Walking time: 5–6 hours
*Transport time: 1 hr 30 min
*Maximum altitude: 2,650 m (Wiñaypoco)
*Final altitude: 2,000 m (Aguas Calientes)
*Difficulty: Moderate.
*Climate: Warm and humid (mosquitoes present)

DAY 4: Aguas Calientes – Machu Picchu – Cusco
The most anticipated day has finally arrived. After the effort of the trek, we will visit the
majestic citadel of Machu Picchu.
Very early in the morning, we head to the bus station to ascend to Machu Picchu and arrive at
sunrise—one of the most impressive times to experience the site with fewer visitors.
Once inside, we take a guided tour where you will learn in depth about the history,
architecture, and mysteries of the Inca civilisation. We will explore the main sectors of the
sanctuary, including temples, terraces, ceremonial, and residential areas.
After the guided tour, you will have free time to explore on your own, take photographs, or
simply enjoy the unique energy of the site.
Optional: Huayna Picchu or Machu Picchu Mountain
The visit to Huayna Picchu or Machu Picchu Mountain is not included in the trek and has an
additional cost. Due to high demand and limited daily availability, we recommend booking in
advance to secure entry.
These hikes offer spectacular panoramic views of Machu Picchu and are ideal for those seeking
a more complete and challenging experience.
Afterwards, we descend to Aguas Calientes for lunch (at your own expense) and, in the
afternoon, board the train back to Cusco.

Day details:
*Distance: 3–6 km (depending on ascent option)
*Walking time: 1–2 hours (optional)
*Maximum altitude: 2,430 m (Machu Picchu)
*Altitude of Aguas Calientes: 2,000 m
*Difficulty: Low

What is included in the 4-day Salkantay Trek?

Transport
*Transport from your hotel in Cusco to Mollepata (Challacancha), starting point of the trek
*Transport from Granadilla to the Hydroelectric station

*Tourist bus from Aguas Calientes up to Machu Picchu
*Tourist train from Aguas Calientes to Ollantaytambo + return transport to Cusco.

Accommodation
*2 nights in camping domes (first and second nights)
*1 night in a hotel in Aguas Calientes

Entrance fees
*Entry to Salkantay National Park
*Entry to Machu Picchu citadel

Guides and equipment
*Professional bilingual guide (Spanish and English)
*Professional cook and assistant
*Muleteers and mules for transporting equipment
*Horse to carry up to 7 kg of personal gear per client
*Emergency horse during the trek

Meals
*Breakfasts, lunches, dinners, and snacks during the trek
*Vegetarian option available at no extra cost

Safety
*First aid kit
*Oxygen cylinder for emergencies.

What is not included?
*Breakfast on the first day
*Lunch on the last day in Aguas Calientes
*Second bus down from Machu Picchu (optional)
*Sleeping bag (available for hire)

*Trekking poles (optional)
*Optional train from Hydroelectric to Aguas Calientes
*Travel insurance
*Tips for staff (optional)
* Personal expenses.

SALKANTAY TREK TO MACHU PICCHU – 5 DAYS / 4 NIGHTS

The 5 day Salkantay Trek is one of the most impressive routes to reach Machu Picchu, chosen
by travelers seeking a more independent, scenic, and challenging experience than the classic
Inca Trail. Designed for adventure seekers, this journey combines breathtaking landscapes,
high mountains, cloud forest, and Andean culture into one unforgettable experience.
Starting in Cusco, the route passes through unique highlights such as the stunning Humantay
Lake and the majestic Salkantay Mountain, eventually descending into the cloud forest before
reaching the iconic citadel of Machu Picchu.

DAY 1: CUSCO – MOLLEPATA – CHALLACANCHA – HUMANTAY LAKE – SORAYPAMPA
Your Salkantay Trek to Machu Picchu begins early in the morning with pickup from Cusco and
transfer to Mollepata (breakfast not included).
After a short stop, we continue to Challacancha, the starting point of one of the most
spectacular trekking routes in Peru. From here, the surroundings begin to change: the air
becomes fresher, the landscapes more open, and the sense of adventure grows with every
step.
We begin a scenic hike of approximately 3 hours to Soraypampa (12 km / 7.5 mi), surrounded
by towering mountains and Andean valleys. Upon arrival, we settle into our first campsite and
enjoy lunch in nature with incredible views of Salkantay Mountain.
In the afternoon, we take a 2-hour round-trip hike to the breathtaking Humantay Lake (3 km /
1.9 mi), one of the most iconic destinations in Cusco. Its turquoise waters, fed by glaciers,
create a stunning contrast with the surrounding snow-capped peaks—making it one of the
most photographed spots in Peru.

After the visit, we return to camp at Soraypampa, where you can relax and enjoy a freshly
prepared dinner under the starry Andean sky.
Technical details:
*Total distance: 12 km + 3 km (round trip)
*Hiking time: 5–6 hours
*Campsite altitude: 3,800 m
*Maximum altitude: 4,200 m (Humantay Lake)
*Difficulty: Moderate
*Overnight: Domes

Why is this day special?
Because it combines acclimatization, iconic landscapes, and one of the best views of trekking in
Peru—preparing you physically and mentally for the more challenging days ahead.

DAY 2: SORAYPAMPA – SALKANTAY PASS – HUAYRACMACHAY – COLLPAPAMPA
The second day of the Salkantay Trek is undoubtedly the most challenging—but also the most
rewarding.
We start early from Soraypampa, gradually ascending to the highest point of the trek:
Salkantay Pass (4,650 m). As you climb, the landscape becomes more dramatic, surrounded by
massive peaks and deep silence.
At the top, you’ll stand before the majestic Salkantay Mountain, one of the most sacred peaks
in the Andes—a truly unforgettable moment where effort turns into pure emotion.
We then descend toward Huayracmachay, where the scenery begins to change. Gradually, we
leave the high Andes behind and enter a greener, more humid environment on our way to
Collpapampa, our campsite.

Technical details:
*Distance: 20–22 km
*Hiking time: 8–10 hours
*Maximum altitude: 4,650 m
*Campsite altitude: 2,900 m
*Difficulty: Challenging
*Overnight: Domes

Why is this day special?
Because you cross the highest point of the trek and experience the dramatic transition from
the Andes to the cloud forest in a single day.

DAY 3: COLLPAPAMPA – LA PLAYA – LUCMABAMBA
After the intensity of the previous day, Day 3 feels lighter but equally fascinating.
We hike through the Peruvian cloud forest, surrounded by lush vegetation, rivers, waterfalls,
and incredible biodiversity. The climate becomes warmer, and the landscape more vibrant.
Along the way, you’ll have the opportunity to interact with local families and learn about
traditional coffee production—an authentic cultural experience.
The day ends in Lucmabamba, a peaceful location surrounded by nature, perfect for resting
and recharging.

Technical details:
*Distance: 15–16 km
*Hiking time: 6–7 hours
*Campsite altitude: 2,000 m
*Difficulty: Moderate
*Overnight: Domes

Why is this day special?
Because you experience one of the most dramatic ecosystem changes in Peru—from cold
mountains to tropical forest in just a few hours.

DAY 4: LUCMABAMBA – LLAQTAPATA – HYDROELECTRIC – AGUAS CALIENTES
This day includes one of the most anticipated moments of the trek.
We begin with an uphill hike along an original section of the Inca Trail to the archaeological site
of Llaqtapata. From this privileged viewpoint, you’ll enjoy one of the most exclusive and less
crowded views of Machu Picchu.
We then descend to the Hydroelectric station and continue walking to Aguas Calientes, where
you’ll stay in a hotel—leaving the camps behind and preparing for the big day.

Optional: Train from Hydroelectric to Aguas Calientes for those who prefer to skip the hike
(not included).

Technical details:
*Distance: 16–18 km
*Hiking time: 7–8 hours
*Maximum altitude: 2,700 m
*Final altitude: 2,040 m
*Accommodation: Hotel in Aguas Calientes
*Difficulty: Moderate

Why is this day special?
Because you get your first glimpse of Machu Picchu from a unique perspective that few
travelers experience.

DAY 5: AGUAS CALIENTES – MACHU PICCHU – CUSCO
Before sunrise, the final stretch of this journey begins. The quiet of the early morning and the
anticipation in the air accompany your ascent to Machu Picchu.
After days of hiking and connection with nature, you finally stand before one of the most
extraordinary wonders of the world.
During the guided tour, you’ll explore the main sectors of Machu Picchu, discovering its
history, architecture, and mysteries: sacred temples, agricultural terraces, and ceremonial
plazas.
Afterward, you’ll have free time to explore at your own pace, visit viewpoints, and capture
unforgettable photos.
Optional: You may hike Machu Picchu Mountain or Huayna Picchu (subject to availability and
additional cost) for even more spectacular panoramic views.
Finally, we return to Cusco by train and transportation. The journey ends—but the experience
stays with you forever.

Technical details:
*Distance: 6–8 km (optional hike)
*Visit duration: 2–3 hours
*Maximum altitude: 2,430 m

*Difficulty: Easy

WHAT’S INCLUDED
*Pre-trip briefing (1–2 days before departure)
Transportation:

Hotel pickup in Cusco
Cusco – Challacancha transfer
Ollantaytambo – Cusco return

Entrance fees:

Machu Picchu entrance
Salkantay route and archaeological sites

Guide:

Certified bilingual guide (Spanish / English)
Assistance throughout the trek

Accommodation:

3 nights in camps (fully equipped domes)
1 night in hotel (Aguas Calientes)

Meals:

4 breakfasts (except Day 1)
4 lunches
4 dinners
Snacks during hikes

Support staff:

Professional chef
Porters for equipment

Additional experiences:

Humantay Lake visit
Coffee experience in the cloud forest

Additional transport:

Bus down Machu Picchu – Aguas Calientes
Train Aguas Calientes – Ollantaytambo (subject to availability)

Safety:

First aid kit
Oxygen tank
NOT INCLUDED
Breakfast on Day 1
Lunch on the last day
Machu Picchu Mountain or Huayna Picchu entrance (optional)
Sleeping bag (available for rent)
Trekking poles (available for rent)
Train Hydroelectric – Aguas Calientes (optional)
Additional personal porter (optional)
Travel insurance (recommended)
Tips (guide, chef, porters)
Personal expenses

IMPORTANT RECOMMENDATIONS

To fully enjoy your Salkantay Trek experience, we recommend:

Bringing proper trekking gear
Having travel insurance
Booking in advance (high demand year-round).