Luxury Inca Trail 5 days | 4 nights - Incredible Peru Tours

INFORMACIÓN GENERAL

Duración: 5 days | 4 nights.
Punto de partida: Cusco
Punto de Retorno: Cusco
Tamaño del Grupo: Small groups (Minimum required 2, Average 8, Maximum 16 personas).
Estilo de viaje: Hiking, Trekking, it is also an Archaeological and Cultural journey.
Valor de la ruta: The Inca Trail is, by far, the most famous route in South America.
Nivel de dificultad: Moderate to hard.
Altura mínima: 2,000 masl (6,562 feet, town of Aguas Calientes).
Altura Máxima: 4,200 masl (13,776 feet, Warmy Wañuska Pass).
Distancia a recorrer: 45 km. (28 millas).
Fechas de Salida: Daily departures throughout the year (except February, when it is closed due to the rainy season).
Alojamiento: 3 nights camping (very comfortable and secure tents).

Price Luxury Inca Trail 5 days | 4 nights

Price 3000.00 USD Per Person

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INTRODUCTION

This luxury trek begins with pickup from your hotel in Cusco or the Sacred Valley, traveling by private vehicle to Piscacucho (km 82), the official starting point of the Inca Trail. From here, the 45-kilometer route passes through mountain landscapes and a succession of Inca archaeological sites in remarkable condition, all part of the same road that connected Cusco with Machu Picchu more than five centuries ago.

Over four days of hiking, the surroundings shift continuously: cloud forests, high mountain passes, agricultural terraces, and ceremonial enclosures that your licensed guide explains in detail at each stop. The trek ends at Machu Picchu, the 15th-century Inca citadel built on a mountain ridge at 2,430 meters above sea level, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the most sophisticated constructions in the Americas.

We handle all permits, mule cargo service for your luggage, and superior-category camping throughout the route, so you can focus entirely on the trail and everything around it.

RECOMMENDATIONS

Book your Inca Trail permit as early as possible.
Spots are limited and tend to sell out months in advance.
Arrive in Cusco at least one day before the trek starts.
The city sits at 3,400 m above sea level and your body needs time to adjust to the altitude.
Check your gear and clothing in advance and make sure everything you need for four days on the trail is ready.
We ask that you visit our office in the historic center of Cusco the evening before the trek, at 7:00 p.m.
Your guide will hold a briefing where you can ask questions and confirm all the details of the route.
You can store any luggage you are not taking on the trek free of charge at our office.
Carry your valid ID documents throughout the entire excursion.
Checkpoints on both the Inca Trail and at Machu Picchu require them without exception.
If you have any questions or need more information about the tour, don’t hesitate to contact us at: Cell: +51 984 525 006 / WhatsApp: +51 984 683 047 or write to: info@incredibleperutours.com.

TOUR SCHEDULE

DAY 1:

6:00 a.m. Pickup from your hotel in Cusco or the Sacred Valley.
6:30 a.m. Departure by private vehicle to Piscacucho (km 82).
9:30 a.m. Arrival at km 82 and check-in at the Inca Trail entrance control point.
10:30 a.m. Start of the trek. The first section follows the Urubamba River valley through open landscapes and the earliest archaeological sites along the route.
1:00 p.m. Lunch at Miskay, prepared by our camp kitchen team.
2:00 p.m. Continuation of the trek toward Wayllabamba, the last village before the high mountain section of the trail.
5:00 p.m. Arrival at Wayllabamba campsite (2,950 m above sea level) and tent setup.
5:30 p.m. Tea and snacks served by our staff.
7:30 p.m. Dinner served in the camp dining tent.
9:00 p.m. Overnight in expedition tents.

DAY 2:

6:00 a.m. Breakfast served in the camp dining tent.
7:00 a.m. Departure from Wayllabamba campsite. The day’s hardest climb begins here, with a sustained uphill section through high Andean forest.
11:30 a.m. Arrival at Warmiwañusca (4,200 m above sea level), the highest point on the Inca Trail. From here there are open views toward the surrounding snow-capped mountains and the valley below.
12:00 p.m. Descent toward Pacaymayo along a steep trail dropping into the next valley.
1:50 p.m. Arrival at Pacaymayo campsite.
2:00 p.m. Lunch served by our kitchen team and rest time.
5:00 p.m. Tea and snacks served by our staff.
7:00 p.m. Dinner served in the camp dining tent.
9:00 p.m. Overnight in expedition tents.

DAY 3:

6:00 a.m. Breakfast served in the camp dining tent.
7:00 a.m. Departure from Pacaymayo campsite toward Runquraqay.
7:40 a.m. Arrival at the Runquraqay archaeological site, a circular enclosure whose exact function is still debated among specialists, with views down into the lower valley.
8:00 a.m. Ascent to the Runquraqay pass (4,000 m above sea level), the second highest point on the trail.
9:00 a.m. Arrival at the pass and a short rest.
9:30 a.m. Descent toward Sayacmarca.
10:30 a.m. Arrival at the Sayacmarca archaeological site, a complex built on a narrow rocky promontory with terraces, water channels, and well-preserved enclosures. Rest stop.
12:00 p.m. Hike toward Chaquicocha through a stretch of cloud forest.
12:30 p.m. Arrival at Chaquicocha.
12:45 p.m. Lunch served by our kitchen team and rest time.
1:30 p.m. Hike toward Phuyupatamarca.
2:30 p.m. Arrival at the Phuyupatamarca archaeological site, known as the town above the clouds, featuring a series of ceremonial water fountains that still flow today. Rest stop.
3:30 p.m. Descent toward Wiñay Wayna along original Inca stone stairways.
5:30 p.m. Arrival at Wiñay Wayna campsite (2,600 m above sea level).
5:45 p.m. Tea and snacks served by our staff.
7:00 p.m. Dinner served in the camp dining tent.
9:00 p.m. Overnight in expedition tents.

DAY 4:

4:00 a.m. Early breakfast at the campsite or packed lunch box to carry, depending on preference.
5:00 a.m. Departure from Wiñay Wayna campsite. The final stretch of the Inca Trail passes through cloud forest in the dark before dawn.
6:30 a.m. Arrival at Inti Punku, the Sun Gate, the original entrance to Machu Picchu from the Inca Trail. In clear conditions, this is where you get the first complete view of the citadel in the early morning light.
7:00 a.m. Final descent toward Machu Picchu.
7:40 a.m. Entry into the Inca citadel of Machu Picchu.
8:00 a.m. Guided tour of approximately two hours covering the main sectors of the site: the central plaza, the Temple of the Sun, the Room of the Three Windows, and the Intihuatana stone.
10:00 a.m. Free time to explore Machu Picchu on your own.
1:00 p.m. Bus down to the town of Aguas Calientes.
1:30 p.m. Arrival in Aguas Calientes.
2:00 p.m. Lunch at a local restaurant.
3:30 p.m. Free time to explore Aguas Calientes on your own.
6:20 p.m. Board the train to Ollantaytambo station.
8:00 p.m. Arrival at Ollantaytambo.
8:20 p.m. Private transport back to Cusco.
10:00 p.m. Arrival in Cusco and transfer to your hotel.

DAY 5:

6:00 a.m. Breakfast at the hotel in Aguas Calientes.
7:00 a.m. Departure to the bus stop for the ascent to Machu Picchu.
8:00 a.m. Entry into the citadel. A licensed guide leads the tour through the main sectors of the site for approximately two hours.
11:00 a.m. Bus descent back to Aguas Calientes.
11:30 a.m. Lunch at a local restaurant.
1:00 p.m. Free time to explore the town. The thermal baths, the artisan market, and the walkway along the Urubamba River are the most popular options.
2:30 p.m. Board the train to Ollantaytambo.
5:30 p.m. Arrival at Ollantaytambo station.
5:40 p.m. Private transport back to Cusco.
7:00 p.m. Arrival in Cusco and transfer to your hotel.

All times listed are approximate. The pace of the trek may vary depending on each traveler’s physical condition, and train departure times are subject to availability at the time of booking.

Itinerary

Day 1: Cusco – Piscacucho (km 82) – Wayllabamba

Route overview: The trek begins with hotel pickup in Cusco at 5:30 a.m. Private transport follows the Sacred Valley route through Ollantaytambo to Piscacucho (km 82), the official starting point of the Inca Trail at 2,700 m above sea level.

The hike starts with a gradual climb along the Urubamba River valley. After roughly two hours, the trail reaches the Llactapata archaeological site, a set of agricultural terraces with a direct view toward the Salkantay snowcap. Lunch is served here. In the afternoon, the route continues with a steady ascent to the Wayllabamba campsite at 3,000 m above sea level, the last village before the high mountain section of the trail.

Distance: 10 km
Hiking time: approx. 7 hours
Difficulty: Moderate
Altitude: 2,700 m (start) – 3,000 m (campsite)
Weather: Warm with afternoon wind

Day 2: Wayllabamba – Warmiwañusca – Pacaymayo

Route overview: The hardest day on the Inca Trail. From Wayllabamba, the climb is sustained for four hours through high Andean polylepis forest until reaching Warmiwañusca at 4,200 m above sea level, the highest point on the entire route. The effort is rewarded with views toward the snow-capped peaks of Salkantay and Humantay.

From the pass, the descent to Pacaymayo is steep along a stone trail dropping into the valley below. Camp is set up at 3,600 m above sea level, where the kitchen team has dinner ready on arrival.

Distance: 11 km
Hiking time: approx. 8 hours
Difficulty: High
Altitude: 3,000 m (start) – 4,200 m (highest point) – 3,600 m (campsite)
Weather: Cold, especially at the pass

Day 3: Pacaymayo – Runquraqay – Sayacmarca – Phuyupatamarca – Wiñay Wayna

Route overview: The longest day in distance and the most varied in landscape. The day starts with a second ascent to the Runquraqay pass at 3,900 m above sea level, where the trail passes the circular Runquraqay archaeological site, a structure whose exact function is still studied by specialists.

The descent leads to Sayacmarca, a complex built on a narrow rocky promontory with water channels and well-preserved enclosures. The route then continues through cloud forest to Phuyupatamarca, where a series of Inca ceremonial fountains still flow today. From here, original Inca stone stairways descend to Wiñay Wayna at 2,650 m above sea level, the final campsite before Machu Picchu, surrounded by agricultural terraces and dense vegetation.

Distance: 16 km
Hiking time: approx. 10 hours
Difficulty: Moderate to high
Altitude: 3,600 m (start) – 3,900 m (highest point) – 2,650 m (campsite)
Weather: Mild, with frequent afternoon mist

Day 4: Wiñay Wayna – Inti Punku – Machu Picchu – Cusco

Route overview: The day starts at 4:00 a.m. with a quick breakfast before setting out in the dark toward Inti Punku, the Sun Gate. The 90-minute hike passes through cloud forest to reach the original Inca Trail entrance to Machu Picchu. In clear conditions, Inti Punku offers the first complete view of the citadel in the early morning light.

The final descent leads to the main entrance of Machu Picchu, where your guide leads a two-hour tour of the principal sectors: the central plaza, the Temple of the Sun, the Room of the Three Windows, and the Intihuatana stone. The rest of the morning is free to explore independently or climb Huayna Picchu Mountain or Machu Picchu Mountain with an additional ticket.

In the afternoon, bus down to Aguas Calientes, lunch, then train back to Ollantaytambo. Private transport to Cusco with an estimated arrival of 10:00 p.m.

Distance: 5 km (hike to Machu Picchu)
Hiking time: approx. 2 hours
Difficulty: Low
Altitude: 2,650 m (campsite) – 2,430 m (Machu Picchu)
Weather: Mild

Included Services

THIS TOUR INCLUDES:

Pre-trek briefing with your guide the evening before departure at our office in Cusco.
Hotel pickup and private transport to km 82, the official starting point of the Inca Trail.
Certified bilingual guide (Spanish/English) registered with the Ministry of Culture.
Groups of 9 or more hikers include a second guide. P
rivate kitchen team throughout the route: chef, assistant, and waitstaff.
Inca Trail permits and Machu Picchu entrance tickets.
Full buffet meals during the trek: 5 breakfasts, 4 lunches, 3 tea services, and 3 dinners.
Vegetarian options and special diets accommodated at no extra cost.
Boiled water available for refilling bottles at every meal.
Porter team for carrying camp equipment and personal luggage (up to 15 kg per person).
Superior-category camping equipment: double tents, air mattresses, cots, and a dining tent with tables, chairs, and lighting.
Porcelain tableware and quality cooking equipment at all meal services.
First aid kit and emergency oxygen tank available throughout the route.
Guided tour of Machu Picchu (2 hours), bus tickets up and down between Aguas Calientes and Machu Picchu, and Vistadome train ticket back to Ollantaytambo.
Private transport from Ollantaytambo station to your hotel in Cusco.
One night hotel accommodation in Aguas Calientes.
Yoga session and specialized massage service at camp (one masseur per four guests).
Bedding, hot shower tent, clean portable toilets, and trekking poles available on request.
Satellite emergency phones carried throughout the expedition.

OPTIONAL SERVICES

Servicios opcionales

Hasta un día antes del inicio del trek puede solicitar los siguientes servicios adicionales visitándonos en nuestra oficina en el centro histórico del Cusco:

Bastones de senderismo Alquiler disponible en oficina. Costo: USD 5 por día.
Ticket Montaña Huayna Picchu Cupo limitado a 400 ingresos diarios. Debe solicitarse al momento de reservar el tour. Costo: USD 80.
Ticket Montaña Machu Picchu Cupo limitado a 400 ingresos diarios. Debe solicitarse al momento de reservar el tour. Costo: USD.80
Noche adicional en Aguas Calientes Si desea extender su estadía un día extra en Aguas Calientes, incluimos sin costo el boleto de tren de retorno para el quinto día. El alojamiento se gestiona en el Hotel Killa Inn o similar, en habitaciones simples, dobles o triples según disponibilidad, a USD 35.00 por persona. Todos los hoteles incluyen desayuno, baño privado con agua caliente, Wi-Fi, TV cable y depósito de equipaje sin costo. Solicítelo al momento de reservar para coordinar la reserva de hotel y el boleto de tren de retorno a Cusco.

NOT INCLUDED

Personal items (see the full packing list in our What to Bring section), travel insurance, and tips for the service team optional and at your discretion: guide, cook, and porters.

PLEASE NOTE

Additional tickets for Huayna Picchu and Machu Picchu tend to sell out quickly, as only 400 tickets are available for each hike per day. We recommend booking them as soon as possible.
After booking this tour, we will send you a Confirmation email, including your Travel Coupon… Please print it!
If you have any questions or concerns about the services included in this tour, please contact us at: Cell: +51 984525006 / WhatsApp: +51 984683047 or email: info@incredibleperutours.com

What should you bring

LIST OF PERSONAL ITEMS TO BRING

Temperatures vary considerably depending on altitude and time of day. At passes above 4,000 m above sea level, nights are cold year-round, even in dry season. Check your gear in advance. If you are missing anything, Cusco has several trekking stores where you can buy or rent what you need before departure.

Below is the complete packing list for the 4-day Inca Trail:

Documents

Original passport.
Valid student ID card (if you’re a student).
Travel insurance (bring a few copies).
Travel coupon issued by us.

Essentials

Backpack.
Sleeping bag.
Water bottle.
Some snacks like cookies, candies, chocolates, cereals.
Extra money for souvenirs during the excursion.

Clothing and Shoes

Warm clothing for the nights: thermal jacket, gloves, scarf, wool socks, wool hat.
Waterproof clothing: rain jacket and/or poncho.
Cotton or synthetic clothing: mountain pants, shorts, socks, t-shirts, underwear.
Swimsuit (if you wish to visit the Hot Springs in Aguas Calientes).
Hat to protect from the sun.
Mountain boots and sandals.

Pharmaceuticals

Personal medications, band-aids, and anti-inflammatory pills.
Insect repellent.
Sunscreen.
Skin and lip balm.

Personal Hygiene Items

Small towel.
Toothpaste and toothbrush.
Bar soap.
Shampoo and conditioner.
Brush or comb.
Wet wipes.
Spray deodorant.
Toilet paper.

Other Items

Flashlight (headlamps recommended).
Sunglasses.
Camera with extra batteries and memory cards.
Hiking poles with rubber tips (optional).
Pocket knife.
Some plastic bags.
A good sense of humor. It is also recommended to acclimate in Cusco for at least one day before your trek and ensure you are in good general health.

Frequent questions

Frequently Asked Questions

Here you will find the most common questions from our clients. Before asking anything, we invite you to carefully read these questions and answers, as well as all the links related to this tour. This will help clarify things in a simple, quick, and practical way.

1. WHAT MEALS WILL I HAVE DURING THE TOUR?

It is an exclusive trekking experience to Machu Picchu that combines adventure, history, nature, and a higher level of comfort. This program is designed for travelers who want to hike the famous Inca Trail with personalized attention, more comfortable campsites, and a more relaxed experience.

2. HOW DIFFICULT IS THE LUXURY INCA TRAIL?

The Inca Trail requires a moderate level of physical fitness, as you will hike along mountain trails, Inca stone steps, and high-altitude areas. Since this is a 5-day program, the pace is usually more comfortable than the classic 4-day Inca Trail.

3. DO I NEED TO BOOK IN ADVANCE?

Yes. It is necessary to book in advance because Inca Trail permits are limited and usually sell out quickly, especially during the high season. We recommend booking at least 6 months in advance.ayment.

4. WILL I HAVE DRINKING WATER DURING THE HIKE?

Yes. We know that staying hydrated during the hike is very important, so you do not need to worry about this. You only need to bring your own water for the first day. After that, our staff will provide water starting on the second day. The water is collected from the tap at each campsite, then boiled and cooled. You will be able to refill your bottle during breakfast, lunch, and dinner, so the water will always be clean and safe to drink.

5. WHAT MEALS WILL I HAVE DURING THE TOUR?

During the tour, we will provide you with excellent meals made with fresh, healthy ingredients and prepared daily by our professional cook. We include breakfasts, lunches, dinners, snacks for the hike, and tea time at the campsite.

Our ingredients are carefully selected before the trip and prepared with dedication to offer you nutritious and delicious meals throughout the entire route. We can also accommodate vegetarian, vegan, or special dietary options, as long as you inform us in advance at the time of booking.

6. WHAT SHOULD I BRING FOR THIS TOUR?

We recommend bringing your original passport, trekking shoes, comfortable hiking clothes, warm clothing, a waterproof jacket or rain poncho, a hat, sunglasses, sunscreen, insect repellent, a reusable water bottle, personal items, and a small day backpack.

7. 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 old traveling with their parents are free of charge.

Children between 3 and 8 years old receive a USD 100 discount by sending a scanned copy of their passport at the time of booking.

Students also receive a USD 40 discount in the following cases:

School and university students between 9 and 17 years old must send a scanned copy of their passport online at the time of booking.

University students up to 25 years old must send a scanned copy of a valid university ID card online for verification. We accept university ID cards from all universities worldwide. Students who are 26 years old or older are considered adults.

8. WHY DO TICKETS SELL OUT SO QUICKLY?

Unfortunately, many travelers are not aware that there is a limit of 500 permits per day for this route. In addition, many hikers do not know that this limit applies not only to travelers entering the famous trail each day, but also to all service staff required by authorized agencies, such as guides, cooks, and porters.

This service staff is essential for the trek, as they provide everything needed for the journey, including food, accommodation, tents, and support. Your guide will keep you safe and informed throughout the hike.

Because of this regulation, the permits required for a group of travelers must always include both travelers and agency service staff.

Now that you know the reason behind the high demand, it is clear why it is important to book your permits as early as possible. To do this, you will need a travel agency authorized by the Peruvian government to operate the Inca Trail, such as Incredible Peru Tours – IPT.

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

Tips are not mandatory, and there is no fixed amount. Only if you wish, at the end of the tour, you may give tips to the tour guides, cooks, and porters. This is completely optional and voluntary. Any amount you consider fair will be greatly appreciated by our service staff.

10. WHAT WILL THE WEATHER BE LIKE ON THE INCA TRAIL AND IN MACHU PICCHU?

The weather along the Inca Trail is very unpredictable, and it is impossible to say exactly what type of weather you will have during the hike. No matter which month you travel, make sure to have waterproof clothing, such as a rain jacket or a good rain poncho.

At night, temperatures tend to drop, especially on the second night, since the campsite is located at more than 3,600 meters above sea level.

During the day, many people are surprised to learn that on the third and fourth days, the Inca Trail has a subtropical climate. This area extends into the high forest, also known as the cloud forest or mountain forest, which is full of lush vegetation, orchids, ferns, bromeliads, and some mosquitoes.

Machu Picchu is located at 2,400 meters above sea level, which is considerably lower, warmer, and more humid than the city of Cusco and many other places. In Machu Picchu, temperatures can reach around 25°C. It is surrounded by high mountain peaks, often covered in mist. This may be one of the reasons why the Spanish never discovered it.

During the dry season, from April to November, early mornings are usually cloudy and can be cold. As the morning goes by, the clouds clear and the sun comes out, so it can become quite warm. Sunscreen, insect repellent, and a good hat are essential. However, please keep in mind that it can sometimes rain in June and be sunny in December.

During the rainy season, from mid-November to mid-April, rainfall is very common. However, do not be surprised if there are also sunny days during this season. February is the rainiest month, and the Inca Trail is closed during that month.

Remember that it is highly recommended to bring a rain poncho no matter which season you decide to travel. Also keep in mind that when it rains, the ancient stones along the trail become slippery, so it is very important to wear shoes with good grip and perhaps use a trekking pole with a rubber tip.

11. DO I NEED TO BRING EXTRA MONEY FOR MY TOUR?

Yes, only if you would like to buy snacks such as cookies, dried fruit, chocolates, or additional drinks such as soft drinks, beer, or energy drinks. These products may be available in small local shops during the first two days.

There is also the option to take a hot shower on the first day for 10 soles. In addition, if you would like to buy souvenirs from the hike, you can visit the handicraft market in the town of Aguas Calientes. There is also the optional opportunity to enjoy the thermal baths in town on the fourth day, and the entrance fee is 20 soles. For these reasons, we recommend bringing between 150 and 300 Peruvian soles. You may not need to spend any of this money, but in case of an emergency, it is always better to have enough cash.

12. WILL I HAVE THE OPPORTUNITY TO SHOWER DURING THE ROUTE? WILL I HAVE ACCESS TO RESTROOMS?

Yes, you will be able to shower at the campsites:

First campsite, Wayllabamba: Hot showers are available. These are provided by a local family, who charge 10 Peruvian soles per person.

Second campsite, Pacaymayo: Very cold showers are available. We do not recommend showering here, as it can be risky due to the cold weather and high elevation of approximately 3,600 meters above sea level.

Third campsite, Wiñay Wayna: Cold showers are available. Despite this, some tourists choose to shower here, especially when the day is warm and sunny.

Regarding restrooms, you will have access to them at the beginning of the hike, at lunch areas, upon arrival at Machu Picchu, and at the campsites.

13. HOW DO I BOOK THIS HIKE?

Booking this tour with us is very safe, easy, and convenient. We also offer payment facilities, allowing you to pay for the tour up to 1 day before departure and in 2 installments.

The first payment can be made online from the comfort of your home using any credit or debit card from any bank through our secure and reliable money transfer system. The prepayment is USD 200 per person plus a 4% Visa commission. Click the Book Now link or request your payment link by WhatsApp at +51 984 525 006.

The second payment is made when you arrive in the city of Cusco, in person at our main office located in the historic center, up to 1 day before the tour.

To book your Inca Trail 5 Days / 4 Nights tour, simply follow these 3 easy steps:

Fill out the booking form through the Book Now link.
Make the first payment. We accept all major cards. You can use a credit or debit card from any bank and from any company, including Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Diners Club, Discover, JCB, UnionPay, and others.
Print your travel voucher. We will send it to you immediately after your prepayment has been completed.

Other payment methods: If you would like to make the prepayment through other methods such as Western Union, bank deposit, bank transfer, or another payment option, please let us know so we can send you all the required information.

14. IF I HAVE ALREADY PAID MY FIRST INSTALLMENT AND DECIDE TO CANCEL, WILL I GET A REFUND?

Unfortunately, we cannot provide any type of refund or date change for tours paid in installments. All USD 200 prepayments are non-refundable and non-transferable, as this money is immediately used for all procedures and reservations required for the tour, including the purchase of Inca Trail and Machu Picchu tickets and permits. These procedures are carried out through the Ministry of Culture of Peru, the Peruvian government department in charge of the Inca Trail and Machu Picchu.

We understand that unexpected situations can happen and may be beyond your control, but we are unable to make exceptions. You may read more about our change and cancellation policies.

15. IF I HAVE MORE QUESTIONS, CAN I CONTACT INCREDIBLE PERU TOURS?

If you have more questions, feel free to contact us.

You can reach us anytime, as we are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. We will be happy to help you. Call us at WhatsApp: +51 984 525 006 / +51 984 683 047 or send us an email at: info@incredibleperutours.com, or you can also check the “Contact Us” link on this website.

Availability and prices

IMPORTANT

Permits shown on our website are updated in real time.
Availability decreases continuously as other travelers complete their bookings.
The daily quota is shared among all Authorized Tour Operators on this route, not exclusive to our company.
Book early to secure your preferred date.

If you are interested in this route and want to reserve permits or need more information, please contact us: Cell: +51 984525006 / WhatsApp: +51 984683047 or email us at: info@incredibleperutours.com.

If there are no permits available for your Trek date, you can look for other similar excursions that also reach Machu Picchu, such as: the 2-day/1-night Inca Trail, the Salkantay Route, the Choquequirao Route, or the Lares Route, among others.