Glamping Machu Picchu, prepare to be delighted with this unique experience that will transport you to the time of the great Incas’ civilization, where you will explore through the same original trail and rediscover settlements, tunnels and ruins along the way.
An early arise awaits today, as you will be greeted into the enticing 5-day trek, as we pick you up from your hotel in Cusco.
We recommend you to ask for a box breakfast (so you can enjoy it on the way). We will escort you until we reach Km 82, where the trek start point is located. Although we would be stopping in Ollantaytambo town (2792 mts/ 9160.1 ft) to purchase some last-minute supplies and perhaps use the restroom facilities. Then, we will restart our journey for about 40 min on in order to reach Piscacucho (2675 mts/ 8776.3 ft) or well known as Km 82. Once there we will reunite with the rest of the team and porters who will arrange all the necessary equipment for us to enjoy of a once in a lifetime experience. Let’s start the adventure and follow the same steps that once the Incas did. We will walk by amazing archeological ruins and sites, appreciating the Andean flora and fauna.
After 4 hours of hiking, we will reach Tarayoc (2675 mts/8776.3 ft) where we will be welcome with lunch accompanied by an amazing sight of the beautiful surroundings. Once you finished with lunch, we will keep our walk for 2 more hours towards Wayllabamba (2970 mts/ 9744.1 ft). And you will be amazed by your luxury campsite all set up. Before dinner time, you will indulge in a soothing massage session given by our professional therapist, you will feel relaxed and renewed while enjoying the smell of organic essential oils. After this magical session, it is finally time to enjoy a delightful dinner, to then visit your comfortable bedroom tent, and enjoy a good night of sleep.
To commence the day with energy, enjoy a delicious breakfast before we keep on our journey of 1.5-hour hike, as we approach the Ravine of Ayapata (3328 mts/ 10918.7 ft), where we while encountering an ethereal forest. After capturing this precious moment and views with your camera, the journey keeps going for about 3 hours more, of course, we will make some pauses along the way. As we approach Llulluchapampa (3760 mts/ 12335.9 ft) our delicious lunch will be awaiting us, with the gorgeous site of the Warmiwañusca Pass, well known as the Death Woman’s Pass due to its shape.
After you have finished lunch, we will then move to continue with the next part of our walk while reaching Warmiwañusca Pass (4215 mts/ 13828.7 ft), we will be walking for about 2.5 hours surely this portion will be very demanding but also rewarding once we have reached the peak, once there to celebrate your guide will take as many amazing photos as you wish. After spending a good amount of time in Warmiwañusca, you will begin your walk down towards Pacaymayo Ravine (3500 mts/ 11482.9 ft) where you will arrive at your campsite at Pacaymayo (3500 mts/ 11482.9 ft). You will already be accustomed to tradition, so enjoy your hot shower as well as your massage before you savor your delightful dinner and settle it for the evening in your bedroom tent.
An early arise await you as you awake refresh, take a hot shower to relax your muscle before it is time to enjoy a delicious breakfast.
Afterwards, we will be ready to being our journey towards the ruins of Runkurakay where your expert guide will give you further explanation about the complex. We will continue to walk for an hour more in order to encounter our Second Pass of the route Runkurakay (3955 mts/ 12975.7 ft), the incredible track of the Inca Trail can be seen from there, enjoy the sight!
We will start to descend as it come to view a seaweed-covered lake, after passing that and keep on the journey we will head towards the ancient Inca town of Sayacmarca (3585 mts/ 11761.8 ft). Once again your knowledgeable guide will be there to answered to any question you may have, as we continue the route down to Chaquicocha (3535 mts/ 11597.8 ft). Upon your arrival you will be greeted by a delicious lunch, after some time to rest we will hike for about 2.5 hours until we take the pathway that leads to Phuyupatamarca Pass (2640 mts/ 11942.3 ft). By passing an Inca tunnel we will head toward our campsite of the night at Phuyupatamarca (3670 mts/ 12040.7 ft). Once there, you will once again be able to soak your muscle in a hot shower followed by your soothing massages, and then you will be ready to be delighted by your dinner. Tonight will be the last night you have to spend with the rest of the staff, so we highly recommend you to make a toast in honor to this wonderful experience they have helped to provide. Cheers!
As we reach but most important portion of the hike, we can only hope for you to have fully enjoyed it. To accomplish today’s adventure we must rise at 4:30 am, to have enough time to warm up with a nourishing breakfast. We will walk for about 3 hours until we reach the beautiful Wiñaywayna (2650 mts/ 8694.2 ft) which means forever young translated from Quechua, it was given this name due to the stunning orchids that decorated naturally the site. We will then must continue towards the Sun Gate or Inti Punku (2750 mts/ 9022.3 ft).
Be marveled by the views, as you watch over Machu Picchu citadel from above, then we must walk down to reach Machu Picchu (2430 mts/ 7972.4 ft) you will be in awe as soon as you enter the majestic citadel. Your expert guide will take you to the most important details and enclosures in a 2-hour visit, you will learn more about the Inca lifestyle, its culture, history, theories, and secrets, as well as all the questions you may have answered. Afterward, you will have enough time to get lost on the citadel and capture these precious moments with many photos. Once the visit has been accomplished you will have a delightful lunch at the Belmond Sanctuary Lodge Hotel which is included in our program. Once you finish, we will transfer you to your selected accommodation.
After you had settled at your hotel and coordinated with your guide the pick-up time for the following day, it’s time for a restful sleep in your lush room.
Today very early in the morning, your expert guide will pick you up from your after you have finished breakfast in order to take a 30 min bus ride that will take you to the citadel entrance. During high season the queues are longer than expected but please know that the wait is worth it!
On our visit today you will complement what you already learn the day before and also receive new information provided by your knowledgeable guide, you may want to clear up any doubt or questions that may be lingering and then be completely absorbed by this impressive place. Afterward, you will be free to enjoy the citadel at your leisure, perhaps you decide to take a short hike such as Huayna Picchu to access more panoramic views of Machu Picchu mountain in case you wish to have a more tranquil walk. Please note that these hikes are unguided, have an additional cost, and must be booked far in advance, in case this catches your interest check the availability with your travel specialist.
By the afternoon, you may want to take the bus back to Aguas Calientes, it will be 30 roughly minutes. Feel amazing as you board the train to Cuasco, which will take you back to Poroy train station. Once you arrive at Poroy train station, a representative will be present to make sure that you board your private transportation and promptly arrive back at your hotel in Cusco. The journey will take about 40 minutes of the road.
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| Service | Group Size based on | Tour Price per person | Secure your trip today |
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| Private Luxury | 8 people | $2,487 | Ask for AvailabilityEnquiry Now |
| 7 people | $2,461 | ||
| 6 people | $2,517 | ||
| 5 people | $2,546 | ||
| 4 people | $2,682 | ||
| 3 people | $2,820 | ||
| 2 people | $3,319 | ||
| 1 person | Special offer for Solo travelers |
The walking sticks are not included, but if you prefer we can arrange to provide you a pair of basic poles (Standard Brand) without any charges; you just need to ask in advance to your travel specialist.
If you would like to climb to Huayna Picchu Mountain, please take in mind that is an unguided hike. If you are interested, please consult with your travel specialist as we need to check availability far in advance.
Please consider that our prices from 2 people onward are based on double and triple accommodation, if you would like to have a single tent then the supplement will be of $ 489.00 per person.
Train stations and train schedules are subject to availability, also due to rainy season Poroy train station is closed from January to April of each year
In order to provide you a superb personalized attention, it is vital that you send us your rooming list distribution in advance.
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The world’s highest navigable lake, Lake Titicaca, is renowned for its breathtaking landscapes and distinctive native cultures.
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Tambopata, a biodiversity hotspot in the Amazon rainforest with fantastic chances for animal viewing, is situated in southeast Peru.
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Paracas is a coastal town famous for the Paracas National Reserve and the Ballestas Islands, whereas Huacachina is a tiny oasis in the desert surrounded by sand dunes.
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Embark on a training hike near Cusco to explore the ancient Moon Temple and Inkilltambo. Led by your local guide, this scenic trek offers historical insights, stunning views, and valuable altitude acclimation, preparing you for the Inca Trail adventure ahead.
Explore the Sacred Valley, visiting ancient Inca sites such as Moray, Maras Salt mines and Ollantaytambo, and traditional villages. Enjoy breathtaking landscapes, local markets, and cultural insights in this historical region.
Experience local life with a homestay on Lake Titicaca’s islands. Visit the Uros Floating Islands, and stay at Amantani with a local family and interact with indigenous communities, immerse yourself in the rich traditions and serene beauty of the high Andes.
Embark on a thrilling jungle adventure in Tambopata. Stay in eco-lodges, take guided walks to spot diverse wildlife, and explore the Amazon’s rich biodiversity through activities like canoe trips and canopy tours.
Discover Lima’s vibrant food scene with a culinary tour. Enjoy gourmet dining, visit the bustling Surquillo market, and take cooking classes to taste and learn about Peru’s world-renowned cuisine.
The dry season, which runs from May to October, is the ideal time to travel to Peru and Machu Picchu. There are beautiful sky, little rain, and perfect hiking conditions during this time of year. The busiest months are June to August, so make reservations early.
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The Inca Trail and other hiking paths are at their finest during the dry season, when views of Machu Picchu are usually very clear. In addition, Cusco offers a distinctive cultural experience during customary celebrations like Inti Raymi and the Inca Festival of the Sun in June.
