Discover the essential details of your private trek to Machu Picchu, from hiking difficulty and altitude to luxury glamping, meals, and dedicated support.
4 Days / 3 Nights
Challenging
4,215 m / 13,829 ft
Luxury Glamping
10 Included
Professional & Local
Experienced Support Team
Respectful & Local Practices
We’re With You All the Way
Walk the original Inca Trail to Machu Picchu with the comfort of luxury glamping, gourmet dining, and a dedicated team taking care of every detail along the way. This private journey combines iconic Andean landscapes and ancient Inca history with personalized service and carefully designed camps.
Over four days, you’ll hike through mountain valleys, cloud forests, archaeological sites, and high-altitude passes before reaching Machu Picchu through the Sun Gate. Each day is thoughtfully planned so you can focus on the adventure while your guide and support team handle the logistics, meals, camp setup, and comfort.

“Every step on the Inca Trail connects you with history. We take care of the details so you can focus on the journey.”
Expert local guides and small groups create a more personal journey to Machu Picchu.
Spacious tents, comfortable beds, and hot showers make every night more relaxing.
Fresh, locally sourced meals prepared by your private chef throughout the journey.
From permits to camp setup, our team handles the details so you can enjoy the trail.
Recharge after each day on the trail in thoughtfully designed camps that combine the beauty of the Andes with the comforts you need to rest well.

Our camps are set in beautiful natural surroundings and designed to give you a comfortable place to rest between hiking days.

Walk-in tents with enough space to relax and unwind after the trail.

Rest on comfortable mattresses designed for a good night’s sleep.

Enjoy the convenience of private bathrooms with hot showers at camp.

Relax and enjoy freshly prepared meals in a comfortable camp setting.
Good food is an essential part of every great adventure. Our kitchen team prepares fresh, flavorful meals designed to keep you energized throughout your journey.
Enjoy carefully prepared meals using fresh ingredients and thoughtful presentation, served in the comfort of camp.
Seasonal ingredients bring authentic flavors to every meal.

Wholesome meals help keep you energized on the trail.
Enjoy a varied selection of Peruvian and international dishes.
Finish each day with a delicious dessert.
Start or end your day with hot drinks and herbal teas.

ENERGIZING BREAKFASTS
Start your day with hearty and balanced options designed to keep you energized on the trail.

DELICIOUS LUNCHES
Enjoy nutritious and satisfying meals prepared to keep you going throughout your adventure.

COMFORTING DINNERS
Relax after a day of hiking with warm, flavorful dinners made to help you recharge.

TREATS & DESSERTS
End each day with a sweet treat, adding a memorable touch to your dining experience.
Our kitchen team takes care of every detail, from preparing each meal to serving it at camp.
Follow the original Inca Trail step by step, from Km 82 through ancient archaeological sites and high mountain passes to Machu Picchu. Each day combines adventure, history, and carefully planned comfort.

Your journey begins with a private transfer from Cusco to Km 82, the official starting point of the Inca Trail. After meeting your guide and support team, begin hiking along the Urubamba River with views of the surrounding Andes.
Along the way, discover ancient Inca pathways and visit Llactapata before enjoying a freshly prepared gourmet lunch at Tarayoc. Continue to Wayllabamba, where your first luxury glamping camp awaits with a hot shower, relaxing massage, and chef-prepared dinner.
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Begin the day with breakfast before ascending through the Ayapata Gorge toward Llulluchapampa. As the trail climbs higher, enjoy spectacular views of the surrounding mountains before reaching Warmiwañusca, better known as Dead Woman’s Pass.
At 4,215 m / 13,829 ft, this is the highest point of the Inca Trail and the most demanding section of the trek. After taking time to appreciate the views, descend into the Pacaymayo Valley and settle into camp, where a hot shower, massage, and gourmet dinner await.
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After breakfast, climb toward Runkurakay Pass and explore the impressive Runkurakay ruins along the route. From the pass, the trail descends into the cloud forest, revealing a completely different side of the Andes.
Continue to Sayacmarca, an extraordinary Inca settlement perched above the valley, before reaching Chaquicocha for lunch. In the afternoon, hike toward Phuyupatamarca, known as the “Town Above the Clouds.” End the day with time to relax at camp, followed by a massage and gourmet dinner.
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Start early and continue along the ancient trail toward Wiñay Wayna, one of the most remarkable archaeological sites on the Inca Trail. From here, follow the final section toward the Sun Gate, or Inti Punku, where you’ll enjoy your first unforgettable view of Machu Picchu.
Enter the citadel with your private guide and discover its history, architecture, and cultural significance. After your guided visit, descend to Aguas Calientes for lunch before boarding the train toward Ollantaytambo. A private transfer will then take you back to Cusco.
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We believe in complete transparency. Here’s exactly what is included in your tour and what is not, so you can plan with confidence.
Private English-speaking guide throughout the trek.
3 nights of private glamping accommodation with comfortable beds and hot showers.
All meals listed in the itinerary, freshly prepared by your private chef.
Water provided throughout the trek to help you stay hydrated.
First aid equipment and oxygen support for high-altitude conditions.
Required Inca Trail permits and entrance fees, including the Machu Picchu visit.
Private transportation from Cusco and throughout the planned itinerary.
Dedicated porters, chef staff, and support crew for the trek.
Duffle bag provided for your personal belongings during the trek.
One-way Vistadome train ticket after your Machu Picchu visit.
Flights to and from Peru are not included.
Travel insurance is strongly recommended and must be arranged separately.
Souvenirs, laundry, additional drinks, and other personal expenses.
Optional hikes and activities requiring additional permits or fees.
Meals and drinks not specified in the itinerary.
Tips for guides, chefs, porters, and other support staff are not included.
From high mountain passes to ancient Inca sites, every stage of the journey brings a new perspective on the Andes and Machu Picchu.

Reach the highest point of the trail at approximately 4,200 m / 13,780 ft and enjoy breathtaking Andean views.

Explore this remarkable Inca site built into the mountainside, surrounded by lush cloud-forest scenery.

Arrive at Inti Punku and experience your first unforgettable view of Machu Picchu from the Inca Trail.

Complete your journey at the iconic Inca citadel, where ancient history and spectacular mountain scenery come together.
Explore the route of your four-day journey through the Andes to Machu Picchu. Follow each stage of the trail and discover the historic sites, mountain passes, and landscapes along the way.
45 km / 28 mi
4,215 m / 13,829 ft
Moderate to Challenging
A rewarding journey through ancient paths, high mountain passes, and spectacular Andean landscapes to Machu Picchu.
Our private trek is priced per person based on your group size. The larger your group, the lower the cost per traveler while enjoying the same premium experience.
Change your travel date at no extra cost up to 30 days before departure.
Your payment is secure and your reservation is protected.
Our team is available to help you plan your trek and answer your questions.
Travel with a team committed to supporting local communities and responsible tourism.
Embark on the Luxury Inca Trail 4 Days, a private journey along the original Inca Trail, combining iconic landscapes, ancient archaeological sites, and refined glamping accommodations on the way to Machu Picchu.
Travel at your own pace with expert guidance, personalized service, and carefully designed camps that provide comfort and relaxation after each day on the trail.
Photos from our actual treks and camps along the Inca Trail.
Genuine experiences captured during our journeys, not stock photography.
From the Andes to Machu Picchu, discover landscapes worth remembering.
Imagine yourself hiking the trail, relaxing at camp, and experiencing Machu Picchu.
Find clear answers about difficulty, accommodation, permits, booking, and what to expect on your journey to Machu Picchu.
This trek is moderate to challenging, mainly because of the high altitude and the ascent to Dead Woman’s Pass at 4,215 m / 13,829 ft. The private format allows your guide to adjust the pace to your group, with regular breaks and full support along the trail.
Yes. This is a fully private experience for your group. You will have a private guide and dedicated support team, allowing for a more personalized pace, attention, and overall trekking experience.
You will stay in private luxury glamping camps for three nights. Camps include comfortable beds, quality bedding, hot showers, private toilet facilities, and dedicated dining areas, giving you a higher level of comfort after each hiking day.
Yes. Required Inca Trail permits and entrance fees are included, along with the entrance to Machu Picchu and a one-way Vistadome train ticket. Optional train upgrades and additional hikes require separate arrangements and fees.
We recommend booking several months in advance, especially for peak travel periods, because Inca Trail permits are limited and availability can fill quickly. Booking early also gives you more flexibility when planning your preferred travel dates.
Yes, optional hikes such as Huayna Picchu and Machu Picchu Mountain can be added when permits are available. These require separate permits and should be arranged in advance.
Inca Trail permits are limited. Reserve early to secure your preferred travel dates.
The Inca Trail is closed every February for annual maintenance and conservation work.
Your trek is exclusively for your group, with a private guide and dedicated support team.
Excelente servicio súper atentos y amables en especialmente nuestro chofer Ronald quien nos orientó y nos guió en nuestro viaje a Machupucchu
Thanks to this local agency, which I luckily found through a Google search, I was able to visit Peru for the first time in a very well-organized way. All the guides were great attentive and friendly and the hotels were great too, not to mention the incredible places we visited. A special mention to Javier, who helped me with the booking; Ronald, our amazing local host; guide Felipe for a very interesting private tour of Lima; and Richard for a spectacular, one-of-a-kind private tour of Machu Picchu.