Exclusive Walk From Salkantay to Machu Picchu 4 Days

GENERAL INFORMATION

Duration: 4 days/3 nights.
Point of departure: Cusco (first day-5:00 am)
Point of Return: Cusco (4th day-9:00 pm)
Size of Group: Small Group (Average 5, Maximum 10 hikers).
Travel style: Hiking, Trekking, is also an archaeological and cultural trip.
Value of the route: The Salkantay is considered one of the 25 best treks in the world.
Level of difficulty: Moderate to difficult.
Minimum height: 1900 m.a.s.l (Santa Teresa Village).
Maximum Height: 4630 m.a.s.l or 15,190 ft (Salkantay Pass).
Distance of the route: 75 km. or 46 miles.
Departure Dates: Daily Departures throughout the year according to availability. Except for the months of December, January, February and March without availability due to rainy season.

Price Exclusive Walk From Salkantay to Machu Picchu 4 Days

Price 590.00 USD Per Person

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TOUR DETAILS

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INTRODUCTION

The Salkantay Trek is the most widely used trekking route to Machu Picchu after the Inca Trail. Over five days, the route combines high-altitude mountain terrain, cloud forest and two of the most significant sites in southern Peru: Humantay Lake and the Inca citadel of Machu Picchu.

The first day includes a visit to Humantay Lake, situated at the foot of the Humantay snowcapped peak. The first night is spent at Soraypampa in rustic eco-cabins. The second day is the most demanding stretch of the route: the path crosses the slopes of the Salkantay glacier and reaches Salkantay Pass at 4,630 m.a.s.l., the highest point of the trek, before descending toward the Playa Sahuayaco area. The second night is spent at the Eco Lodge’s wooden panoramic Sky Domes, with telescope stargazing available on clear nights.

The third day includes a hands-on coffee experience at a local farm where travelers participate in the full production process: harvesting, washing, peeling, drying, roasting, grinding and brewing organic coffee. The walk continues through cloud forest with orchids, bromeliads and begonias down to the town of Aguas Calientes, where the night is spent at a hotel. The fourth day is dedicated entirely to a guided visit of Machu Picchu, a Unesco World Heritage Site and one of the New Seven Wonders of the World.

RECOMMENDATIONS

Book the Salkantay Trek as early as possible.
Permits have limited availability and sell out quickly.
Arrive in Cusco at least one day before departure.
The city sits at 3,400 m.a.s.l. and a full day of acclimatization significantly reduces the risk of altitude sickness during the trek.
Review your personal gear list before departure.
Your guide will provide a detailed packing list at the time of booking.
The day before the trek, visit our main office in the Historic Center of Cusco at 7:00 pm for the pre-departure briefing.
Your guide will cover the itinerary, terrain conditions, expected weather and any outstanding questions from the group.
Leave any luggage you will not need on the trek at our main office free of charge.
Carry valid photo identification throughout the entire route.
Peruvian authorities conduct document checks at access points along the trail and at the entrance to Machu Picchu.

HIGHLIGHTS

The Salkantay Trek is ranked among the 25 best trekking routes in the world by National Geographic Adventure Magazine.
Visit Humantay Lake, one of the most striking high-altitude lakes in the region, along with other lakes encountered along the route.
The trail passes through contrasting landscapes in a single route: snowcapped peaks, open valleys and cloud forest.
Suitable for couples, groups of friends, nature lovers and families in good physical condition.
Led by an expert local guide with extensive knowledge of the terrain and the history of the route.
All entrance fees and permits are included. Visit Machu Picchu, a Unesco World Heritage Site and one of the New Seven Wonders of the World.
Pickup and drop-off from all accommodations in Cusco and the Sacred Valley.
Return to Cusco by train through canyons, valleys and cloud forest.
Each night of the trek offers a different type of accommodation: rustic eco-cabin, wooden panoramic dome and hotel.

Itinerary

DAY 1: CUSCO-MOLLEPATA-CHALLACANCHA-SORAYPAMPA (HUMANTAY LAGOON)

Today’s highlights: Trek from Challacancha to Soraypampa along a stone path beside a functioning Inca water channel. Afternoon visit to Humantay Lake at 4,200 m.a.s.l. with direct views of the Salkantay glacier. On clear nights, the sky above Soraypampa offers exceptional stargazing conditions.

Pickup from your hotel in Cusco at 5:00 am. The group travels approximately two hours by private van to the town of Mollepata, where the cook serves the first breakfast of the trek. From Mollepata, transport continues thirty minutes to Challacancha at 3,500 m.a.s.l., the starting point of the walk. The muleteer waits here with the horses and mules to carry the camping equipment and food.

The walk begins around 9:30 am. The path follows a stone trail alongside an ancient water channel that still supplies water to local communities. Three hours and approximately 10 km of walking lead to Soraypampa at 3,900 m.a.s.l., where the cook serves lunch. The area offers wide views over the surrounding canyon.

In the afternoon, after a rest, the group makes the round trip to Humantay Lake at 4,200 m.a.s.l. The ascent takes approximately one hour and twenty minutes. The lake sits at the foot of the Humantay glacier and is one of the most photographed points of the entire route. The return to Soraypampa coincides with sunset over the glaciers. Dinner is served at the campsite eco-cabins.

Walking time: approximately 4 hours.
Distance: 14 km.
Weather: cool and windy.
Altitude: between 3,500 and 4,200 m.a.s.l.
Accommodation: eco-cabins at Soraypampa.

DAY 2: SORAYPAMPA-SALKANTAY PASS-HUAYRACMACHAY-CHAULLAY-LORETA LA PLAYA

Today’s highlights: The most demanding day of the Salkantay Trek. Ascent to Salkantay Pass at 4,630 m.a.s.l. with direct views of the Salkantay and Humantay glaciers. Gradual descent from high-altitude puna into cloud forest, with a visible shift in ecosystems throughout the day. Night at the geodesic domes at Loreta La Playa Lodge.

The cook wakes the group at 5:00 am with coca tea. After breakfast, the walk begins with one hour of gradual ascent through the Salkantay Valley to Pampa Salkantay at 4,200 m.a.s.l., where the group makes a brief stop. From here, two additional hours of climbing through rocky terrain lead to Salkantay Pass at 4,630 m.a.s.l., the highest point of the entire route.

From the pass, panoramic views open over the Salkantay glacier, the second highest mountain in the Cusco region at 6,271 m.a.s.l., and the Humantay glacier at 5,400 m.a.s.l. The rear face of Salkantay, permanently snow-covered at the summit, dominates the landscape on the descent side. Condors soaring above the peaks are a frequent sight during the warmer hours of the morning.

The descent from the pass covers 9 km along a rocky zigzag path to Huayracmachay, where the cook serves lunch. In the afternoon, the route continues downward into the cloud forest, a dense vegetation ecosystem with native plants and a warm, temperate climate, reaching the village of Chaullay at 2,900 m.a.s.l. around 4:00 pm. From Chaullay, the vehicle transfers the group to Loreta La Playa Lodge, arriving at approximately 5:00 pm.

On arrival, the cook serves hot chocolate, coffee, cookies and popcorn. Dinner follows at the lodge.

Walking time: between 8 and 9 hours.
Distance: 19 km.
Weather: cool and windy at altitude, warm on the descent.
Altitude: ascent from 3,900 to 4,630 m.a.s.l., descent to 2,900 m.a.s.l.
Accommodation: geodesic domes at Loreta La Playa Lodge.

DAY 3: LORETA LA PLAYA-HYDROELECTRIC-AGUAS CALIENTES VILLAGE

Today’s highlights: Walk along an original Inca Trail section to the Llaqtapata archaeological site, with a distant view of Machu Picchu. Descent through the Aobamba Valley crossing cloud forest with a high concentration of orchids and native plants. En route to Aguas Calientes, the path passes the Intihuatana archaeological site, which preserves an Inca sundial carved into natural rock.

Breakfast is served at 5:00 am. The walk begins along an original Inca Trail section with two hours of ascent to the Llaqtapata archaeological site. The guide covers the function and significance of the site during the Inca Empire. From Llaqtapata, a distant view of Machu Picchu is visible. After a rest, the group descends for one hour and thirty minutes to the Aobamba Valley, crosses an ancient bridge and continues on flat terrain for thirty minutes to the Hidroeléctrica station, arriving around 1:00 pm. Lunch is served at a local tourist restaurant.

From Hidroeléctrica, the group chooses between two options to reach Aguas Calientes. The first is to take the train from Hidroeléctrica to Aguas Calientes, a 30-minute journey not included in the tour price. The second is to continue walking for three hours along the railway line on the banks of the Urubamba River. This section passes the Intihuatana archaeological site, which preserves an ancient Inca sundial carved into natural rock, and offers the first views of Huayna Picchu and Machu Picchu Mountain above the valley. The path continues through cloud forest with dense vegetation and a wide variety of orchids, arriving in Aguas Calientes around 5:30 pm.

The night is spent at a hotel in Aguas Calientes. Dinner is included and served at a local tourist restaurant. During the meal, the guide covers the following day’s program: entry times, available circuits inside the citadel and recommendations for the visit. An early night is strongly recommended given the early start on day 4.

Walking time: approximately 3 hours.
Distance: 11 km.
Altitude: approximately 2,000 m.a.s.l.
Accommodation: hotel in Aguas Calientes.

DAY 4: AGUAS CALIENTES VILLAGE-MACHU PICCHU-OLLANTAYTAMBO-CUSCO

Today’s highlights: Early entry to Machu Picchu ahead of Inca Trail groups and same-day train visitors. Possibility of watching sunrise over the citadel on clear mornings. Optional pre-booked tickets available for Huayna Picchu or Machu Picchu Mountain, subject to availability.

After breakfast, the group departs the hotel at 5:30 am and walks to the bus station at 2,000 m.a.s.l. The bus ascends in 30 minutes along the switchback road to the Machu Picchu Historical Sanctuary at 2,400 m.a.s.l. The guided tour lasts approximately two hours and covers the history of the site, its principal sectors and the factors behind its recognition as a Unesco World Heritage Site and one of the New Seven Wonders of the World. After the guided portion, participants have free time to explore independently, take photographs or visit additional areas of the site. Entry to Huayna Picchu or Machu Picchu Mountain requires a pre-booked ticket, subject to availability.

In the afternoon, the group boards the bus back down to Aguas Calientes, a 25-minute ride. There is time for lunch in town before the return train departs around 6:00 pm. The train arrives in Ollantaytambo at 7:50 pm, where agency staff wait to transfer the group by private transport to Cusco, arriving at approximately 9:30 pm. Drop-off at each participant’s hotel marks the end of the Salkantay Trek.

Walking time: approximately 2 hours inside Machu Picchu.
Distance: varies depending on the areas explored.
Weather: warm.
Altitude: between 2,000 and 2,400 m.a.s.l.
Accommodation: return to Cusco.

Included services

THIS TOUR INCLUDES:

Pre-trek briefing with your guide 1 or 2 days before departure at our main office in Cusco.
Pickup from your hotel in Cusco on the day the Salkantay Trek begins.
Private one-way transport from Cusco to Challacancha, the starting point of the trek.
Professional tour guide throughout the entire route.
Cook for the preparation of all meals during the trek.
Personal luggage transport of up to 7 kg per trekker. Canvas duffel bags provided at the pre-trek briefing for packing personal items. Bags will be available at the second campsite, so trekkers carry only a small daypack with water during the walk.
Entrance tickets to Humantay Lake and Machu Picchu.
Full board: 4 breakfasts, 3 lunches, 2 afternoon teas and 3 dinners. Vegetarian menu and special diets available at no extra cost upon prior request.
Boiled water for refilling personal bottles throughout the route.
First aid kit and emergency oxygen cylinder carried by the guide.
Transport from Chaullay to the Majestic Sky Domes Eco Lodge in the Playa Sahuayaco area.
Hands-on coffee farm experience.
Bonfire night at the Sky Domes Eco Lodge.
Walk from Hidroeléctrica station to Aguas Calientes.
Bus tickets up and down between Aguas Calientes and Machu Picchu.
Machu Picchu entrance ticket.
2-hour guided tour inside the Inca citadel of Machu Picchu.
Return train in Expedition service from Aguas Calientes to Ollantaytambo.
Private transport from Ollantaytambo train station to Cusco.
3 nights accommodation:
Night 1: rustic wooden cabin at our private campsite in Soraypampa.
Night 2: luxury geodesic dome with private bathroom at the Majestic Sky Domes Eco Lodge, Playa Sahuayaco area.
Night 3: Hotel La Retama or similar in Aguas Calientes.

What should you bring

LIST OF PERSONAL ITEMS YOU SHOULD BRING TO THE SALKANTAY TREK TO MACHU PICCHU 4 DAYS/3 NIGHTS

Below you will find the complete equipment list for the 4-day, 3-night Salkantay Trek. Review it well in advance: if any item is missing, there is time to source it before departure. If bringing it from your home country is not an option, Cusco has a good number of outdoor gear shops where you can rent or purchase everything you need.

Go through each item carefully. A well-packed bag makes a measurable difference on a high-altitude route.

Documents

Original passport.
Valid student card, only if you are a student.
Travel Insurance (some copies).
Coupon or Travel Voucher issued by us.

Essentials

Small backpack.
Some snacks such as: cookies, candies, chocolates, cereals, dehydrated fruit, among others.
Extra money, if you want to buy some souvenirs of the tour

Clothes and shoes

Jacket for the cold.
Waterproof clothing: rain jacket and/or rain poncho.
Cotton or synthetic clothing: pants, polo shirt, t-shirt, socks and underwear.
Hat to cover from the Sun.
Walking shoes and sandals.
Bathing suit and sandals, if you wish to visit the Cocalmayo Thermal Baths

Pharmaceutical products

Personal medications.
Insect repellent.
Sunscreen.
Lip cream

Personal hygiene items

Wet wipes.
Small towel.
Toilet paper.
Toothpaste and toothbrush.

Frequent questions

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Here you will find the most Frequently Asked Questions from our Clients. Before asking anything, we invite you to carefully read these questions and answers, as well as all our links about this Tour. This will help you to clarify in a simple, fast and practical way.

1. WHAT IS THE DIFFICULTY LEVEL OF THE SALKANTAY TREK TO MACHU PICCHU?

The trek has a moderate to challenging difficulty level, as it includes mountain trails, uphill sections, and downhill paths. We recommend having a good level of physical fitness and being used to walking several hours a day.

2. WHAT IS THE HIGHEST POINT OF THE ROUTE?

The highest point of the route is the Salkantay Pass, located at approximately more than 4,600 meters above sea level. From this point, you can enjoy impressive views of mountains, snow-capped peaks, and Andean landscapes.

3. DO I NEED PREVIOUS TREKKING EXPERIENCE?

Previous trekking experience is not required, but it is recommended to do some hiking or physical exercise before the trip. This will help you enjoy the route more and adapt better to the physical effort of the trek.

4. WHAT MAKES THE SALKANTAY ROUTE SPECIAL?

The Salkantay route is one of the most impressive treks to Machu Picchu. It combines snow-capped mountains, lagoons, valleys, forests, and unique natural landscapes, offering a different, adventurous, and less traditional experience than other routes.

5. WHAT MEALS WILL I HAVE DURING THE TOUR?

During the tour, we include all meals and snacks needed for the trek, prepared with fresh ingredients purchased at the local market in Cusco before the trip. Our cook prepares varied, healthy, and delicious breakfasts, lunches, dinners, and snacks.

Meals may include pancakes, eggs, fruit, bread, soups, rice, chicken, trout, pasta, vegetables, salads, tea, coffee, and snacks for the hike. After visiting Machu Picchu, the final lunch is also included at a restaurant in Aguas Calientes.

We can also accommodate special diets such as vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free, or food allergies at no additional cost. Please let us know when making your reservation.

6. ARE THERE DISCOUNTS FOR CHILDREN AND STUDENTS?

Yes, for this Tour we offer discounts and special rates for infants, children and students.

Infants under 2 years of age in the company of their parents travel free.
Children between 3 and 8 years of age have a discount of USD 100 only by sending a scanned copy of the Passport at the time of Reservation.
Students also have a discount of USD 40 in the following cases:

→ School and College Students – For young people between 9 and 17 years old, only by sending a scanned copy of the Passport at the time of Reservation.
→ University Students – For young people up to 25 years old, only send a scanned copy of the Current University Card to validate. We accept all University Cards from all Universities in the World (Students aged 26 and over are considered Adults).

7. WHY ARE PERMITS SOLD OUT SO FAST?

Unfortunately, many travelers are unaware of the 500 permits daily limit for this route. Furthermore, most hikers are unaware that this limit applies not only to travelers who enter the famous route every day, but also to all service personnel required by authorized agencies such as: guides, cooks, and porters.

These service personnel are of vital importance for the excursion since thanks to them, you will be supplied with everything needed such as: food, accommodation, tents, etc. The guide will keep you safe and informed during the hike.

So, due to this regulation, the tickets required for a group of travelers will need to be always Double (Travelers + Agency Service Personnel).

Now that you know the reason behind the great demand, it is clear the need to reserve your permits as soon as possible, so for this you will need a Tourism Agency Authorized by the Peruvian Government to operate the Inca Trail, like ours Incredible Peru Tours – IPT.

8. HOW MUCH SHOULD I TIP MY GUIDE, COOK AND PORTERS?

Tips are not mandatory, there is no exact amount. Only if you wish, at the end of the tour you can give tips for the tour guides, cooks and porters. This is something additional and totally voluntary, really what you consider fair will be highly appreciated by the Service Personnel.

9. DO I NEED TO BRING ADDITIONAL MONEY TO MY TOUR?

Yes, only if you want to buy snacks such as cookies, dehydrated fruit, chocolates, etc. or additional drinks such as sodas, beers or an energy beverage, because it is possible to buy these products in small stores in the area for the first 2 days.

In addition, there is the option of taking a hot shower the first day for 10 soles. Also, if you want to buy a souvenir or memories from the trek, there is the Craft Market in Aguas Calientes village. There is also the additional option of enjoying the Thermo-medicinal Baths of the Village on the 4th day, the Entrance Price is 20 soles. For all this we recommend that you have between 150 and 300 Peruvian soles. You may not need to spend any of this money, but in case of an Emergency, make sure to have enough cash.

10. WILL I HAVE THE CHANCE TO TAKE SHOWERS DURING THE ROUTE? WILL I HAVE ACCESS TO BATHROOM SERVICES?

Yes, you will be able to take showers in the Camping Areas:

1st Camp (Wayllabamba) – Hot showers available. These are provided on the premises of a local family, who charge 10 Peruvian soles per person.
2nd Camp (Pacaymayo) – Very cold showers. We do not recommend taking a shower here, as it could be dangerous, the place generally has a cold climate and also with a high elevation (3,600 m.a.s.l.).
3rd Camp (Winay Wayna) – Cold water showers. Despite this situation, some tourists who arrive here usually take a shower, especially when the day is hot and sunny.

Regarding Bathroom Services, there will be access to them. At the beginning of the hike, in the places where you will have lunch, when you arrive at Machu Picchu and in the Camping area we find these facilities.

11. WHAT TIME WILL WE RETURN TO CUSCO?

On the last day, after visiting Machu Picchu, we will take a bus for 25 minutes to the village of Aguas Calientes. Then have lunch at a local restaurant and after a train ride of 1 hour and 45 minutes until the Ollantaytambo Train Station. There a tourist bus will be waiting for a two-hour trip back to Cusco City. We have two train schedules: from 4:20 p.m. or 6:20 p.m. (time to be confirmed depending on Peru Rail availability)

12. HOW DO I BOOK MY TOUR?

Booking this Tour with us will really be very safe, easy and practical, you will also have Payment Facilities such as Paying the Excursion up to 1 day before the Tour and in 2 Installments:

The First Installment can be paid online from the comfort of your home by making a Pre-Payment with any Credit or Debit Card from any Bank, using our safe and reliable money transfer system. The Pre-Payment will be made through a deposit of USD 200 per person (Click on the Reserve link)

The Second Fee will be paid upon arrival in Cusco City, personally at our Main Office located in our Historic Downtown up to 1 day before the Tour.

⇒ To Reserve your 4 Days / 3 Nights Salkantay Trek, just follow these 3 simple steps:

1. Fill out the Reservation Form: It is in the Reserve link.

2. Pay the First Installment (Pre-Payment): We accept all cards. You can use a Credit or Debit Card from any Bank and of any company: VISA, MASTERCARD, AMERICAN EXPRESS, DINERS CLUB, DISCOVER, JCB, UNION PAY, ETC.

3. Print your Travel Coupon (Voucher): We will send it immediately after you have made the Pre-Payment.

⇒ OTHER PAYMENT METHODS: If you wish to make the Pre-Payment by other means such as: Western Union, Bank Deposit, Bank Transfer or some other methods, let us know so we can send you all the required information to make the Pre-Payment.

13. WHY SHOULD I BOOK MY TOUR WITH INCREDIBLE PERU TOURS?

There are very good reasons to book your excursion with us, let’s see some:

Excellent location in Cusco: Our office is located in the Historic Center of Cusco, making it easier to coordinate and receive assistance before and during your trip.
Authorized Peruvian travel agency: We are a local and authorized tourism agency with all our documentation in order. We have more than 15 years of experience organizing tours to the most incredible destinations in our region.
Authorized Inca Trail operator: We are recognized as an Authorized Inca Trail to Machu Picchu Operator, providing safety, support, and confidence to our travelers.
100% local team: We work with Peruvian and local staff who are proud to share our culture, history, and traditions with visitors from around the world.
Fair prices with no hidden fees: As a direct tour operator, we offer competitive prices with no intermediaries and great-value services for your trip.
Expert and trained staff: We have professional tour guides, cooks, porters, and support staff highly trained to assist families, couples, groups, and solo travelers.
High-quality equipment: We use comfortable and safe tents, sleeping bags, trekking poles, pillows, and trekking equipment that is constantly renewed to ensure a better experience.
Quality meals included: During our treks, we provide meals prepared with fresh ingredients. We can also accommodate vegetarian or special diets at no extra cost.
Safe and guaranteed departures: We operate 100% of our treks. Even with just one traveler on a scheduled date, the tour will operate with no additional charges.
Small groups: We usually work with small groups of 4 to 8 people, offering a more personalized and comfortable experience.
Fair treatment of our team: We provide our staff with accommodation, transportation, uniforms, good meals, health insurance, and fair wages.S
ocial commitment: We support social projects in local communities, especially programs related to children’s health and education.
Sustainable and responsible tourism: We are committed to protecting the environment. We use biodegradable products and participate in Inca Trail cleanup campaigns.
Personalized assistance: We answer your questions and provide support before and during your trip by phone, email, or directly at our office.

Availability and prices

IMPORTANT

Permit availability shown on our website is updated in real time.
Available permits decrease as other authorized agencies complete their bookings.
Once sold out, no additional permits are issued.
Salkantay Trek permits are shared across all licensed tour operators on this route, not exclusive to our company.
Booking as early as possible is strongly recommended to secure your preferred departure date.
If you are interested in doing this route and want to reserve permits, or want more information, please contact us: Cell: +51 984525006 / WhatsApp: +51 984683047 or write to: info@incredibleperutours.com

PRICES EXCLUSIVE SALKANTAY TREK TO MACHU PICCHU 4 DAYS / 3 NIGHTS

The service operates in semi-private format: the group travels exclusively with friends or family, without combining with other travelers. All prices include the services detailed in the inclusions section.

Nº OF TRAVELLERS	PRICE FOR EACH PERSON
From 2 to 3 people:	USD 650 per person
From 4 to 5 people:	USD 620 per person
From 6 to 7 people:	USD 580 per person
From 8 to 9 people:	USD 540 per person
From 10 to more:	USD 500 per person

SPECIAL DISCOUNTS

Infants (0 to 2 years): travel free when accompanied by their parents.
Send a copy of the infant’s passport at the time of booking. Children (3 to 8 years): USD 100 discount off the regular rate.
Send a copy of the child’s passport at the time of booking.
Students (9 to 25 years): USD 40 discount off the regular rate, under the following conditions: School students (9 to 17 years): send a copy of the student’s passport at the time of booking.
University students (18 to 25 years): send a copy of a valid student ID at the time of booking. Student IDs from all universities worldwide are accepted.

OPTIONAL SERVICES:

The following services can be added to the tour at an additional cost, up to one day before departure, at our main office in the Historic Center of Cusco.

Hiking pole rental for the entire route: USD 15 per pair.
Huayna Picchu Mountain entrance ticket: USD 75. Maximum capacity of 400 permits per day. Request at the time of booking, subject to availability.
Machu Picchu Mountain entrance ticket: USD 75. Maximum capacity of 400 permits per day. Request at the time of booking, subject to availability.
Airport pickup in Cusco and transfer to your hotel: USD 10 per person.
Hotel pickup and transfer to Cusco airport: USD 10 per person.
Return train upgrade to Vistadome service from Aguas Calientes to Ollantaytambo: USD 40 per person.

PLEASE CONSIDER:

Consider the following points:

Prices are shown in US dollars (USD $) and are per person.
Please note that a minimum of 2 people is required to book this trek.
Our passion is group travel, so if you are traveling with friends, family or children, get in touch to offer you our promotions.
Our company also has promotions and discounts for student groups. Contact us to receive our offers.
For your peace of mind and comfort, our tours do not have any hidden charges or expenses.
If you are interested in doing this route and want to book, or want more information, please contact us:
Cell: +51 984 525 006
WhatsApp: +51 984 683 047