Conquer the jungle on an all-inclusive trip to Machu Picchu.
Do you like adventure? Then you’re ready for the best adventure of your life: The Inca Jungle Trek to Machu Picchu! In this premium version, you’ll enjoy hiking, biking, rafting, and ziplining. You’ll be busy with high-energy activities.
And if that wasn’t enough, impressive mountain and jungle landscapes will accompany you for these three days, not to mention Inca archeological sites. Lastly, you’ll get to Aguas Calientes, just near Machu Picchu. On the fourth day, you’ll finally be able to visit the Inca citadel, one of the 7 Wonders of the Modern World. History, architecture, nature, and good vibes: just the journey for adventurers. Ready?
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If you need a hefty dose of adrenaline, the Premium Inca Jungle Trek to Machu Picchu has what your heart and soul are looking for. Extreme sports, remote trails, and no semblance of a routine. Sunrises and sunsets. Wild animals. The life of an explorer discovering Peru.
Your steps will take you through archeological sites that are now silent but were once full of life. You’ll also be able to learn about the animal and plant life that make up the tropical forests of the Andes. The gentle wind will refresh you as you walk, whistle past your ears as you ride on two wheels, and accompany you as you rise to the challenge of the Vilcanota River rapids. If you still have energy, forget the nerves and launch yourself across a zipline! When the day’s done, you’ll rest among the sounds of the jungle, savoring a hot drink and listening to the stories of your fellow travelers. There won’t be a moment to spare!
With a happy heart, the time will come to spend your last day among the walkways, terraces, temples, and plazas of Machu Picchu. Your questions won’t go unanswered; you’ll hear all about the history of this wonder and the secrets of its famous architecture. It’ll be a complete, combined journey where you’re the main character!
Itinerary at a Glance
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Day 01
Cusco | Malaga Pass - Huamanmarca - Santa Maria (Biking, Rafting)
Start a few hours from Cusco at Malaga Pass. You’ll take off by bike high in the mountains and spend three hours cycling at full speed. In the afternoon, you’ll experience the Peruvian rapids in white water rafting. Spend the night at a lodge in Santa Maria.
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Day 02
Santa Maria - Santa Teresa (Zip Line) - Cocalmayo Hot Springs - Lucmabamba Camp (Jungle Domes)
Today you’ll take a break from high-energy activities. Visit a local family and learn about the region’s flora and fauna. Hike on part of the Inca Trail and hop on a zipline in Santa Teresa. To loosen up your muscles, soak in the hot springs of Cocalmayo and sleep at our Lucmabamba campsite.
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Day 03
Lucmabamba | Llactapata - Hidroelectrica - Aguas Calientes
Start the day with a coffee farm and hike up to Llactapata. Your reward the first view of Machu Picchu! Then, arrive at Hidroelectrica and hike the last stretch to Agua Calientes. Rest in a nice hotel tonight.
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Day 04
Aguas Calientes | Machu Picchu - Ollantaytambo - Cusco
Wake up early today to avoid the crowds! You’ll be treated to a 2-hour guided tour of Machu Picchu. Once you’re back in Aguas Calientes, you’ll have lunch and enjoy the warm weather before taking the train to Ollantaytambo and a private car back to Cusco.
What's it like
Highlights
- All adventure activities are included in this exciting Inca Jungle trek to Machu Picchu: hiking, cycling, visiting hot springs, rafting, and ziplining.
- Bike around 50 km from the mountaintops to the dense jungle in one go.
- Appreciate the contrast between the misty Andean mountains and the vegetation of the Peruvian jungle, two of the most impressive natural landscapes in the country.
- Conquer the rapids of the Vilcanota River in a fantastic rafting adventure.
- Enjoy the thrilling experience of ziplining in the jungle, surrounded by lush vegetation.
- Satisfy your curiosity about the extensive history of the Incas with a guided visit to Machu Picchu, the iconic Wonder of the World.
Why Travel with us
Cusco | Malaga Pass - Huamanmarca - Santa Maria (Biking, Rafting)
Highlight of the day: The perfect combination of fresh air, speed, freedom, and the best mountain bike on a downhill ride from the mountaintops to the jungle's edge.
Speed, wind, nature, and cycling
You’ll kick off this journey at around 5:30 AM, driving to the Sacred Valley and up to the Malaga Pass, where you’ll start downhill cycling. You’ll combine speed, fresh air, rugged nature, and pure freedom. You’ll observe the changing landscape from misty mountains to dense jungle, as well as an increasing temperature. The last stop is in Huamanmarca before going to Santa Maria in a private car for lunch.
In the afternoon, you’ll start white water rafting on the Vilcanota River with all the equipment necessary to enjoy the rapids. We’ll return to Santa Maria in the evening to enjoy dinner and rest at the lodge, recharging for the next day.
This exciting adventure will begin very early at 5:30 a.m. We will pick you up from your accommodation to head on our first trip from Cusco to the Sacred Valley of the Incas, where we will have breakfast.
Next, we will ascend to Abra Malaga (4,350 m / 14,271 ft), the journey's highest point. After a brief briefing on cycling and receiving safety equipment, we will start the three-hour descent by bike (50 km / 34 miles).
As you progress, the speed will increase, and you will feel the wind blowing stronger. You will notice that jungle trees will replace the high mountain. You will also be accompanied by streams, cliffs, hot weather, and diverse flora and fauna. Undoubtedly, it is an excellent time to take a deep breath and appreciate the environment. Upon reaching Huamanmarca, you will board the private transportation that will take you to Santa Maria for lunch and settle into a lodge.
In the afternoon, you will be ready to board a boat and begin your rafting adventure through the Vilcanota River. The rapids are class III and III+ and cover 9 km, where you will also appreciate the high jungle landscape. Helmets, windbreakers, and life jackets are included. If you want to participate in this activity, we recommend that you know how to swim and book your trip between April and December (outside the rainy season).
At the end of the day, we will return to Santa Maria to enjoy the first dinner and rest in a room at the lodge. Feel comfortable restoring your body, spirit, and heart.
Santa Maria - Santa Teresa (Zip Line) - Cocalmayo Hot Springs - Lucmabamba Camp (Jungle Domes)
Highlight of the day: Zip-line and relax outdoors in the hot springs of Cocalmayo.
Experience the warmth of the jungle
Today, you’ll learn more about the plants and animals of the valley thanks to your senses and your guide’s explanations. You’ll visit a local family and see their lifestyle. After that, you’ll hike on a genuine Inca Trail while hearing about ancient Peruvians' history. There’ll be no shortage of panoramic views over canyons and other geographical wonders of the area before stopping for lunch.
In the afternoon, you’ll arrive at Santa Teresa to throw yourself out across a zipline. Then, relax your body and mind in the hot springs of Cocalmayo, surrounded by the landscapes and sounds of the fertile valley. Then, you’ll go by private car to our campsite in Lucmabamba for a peaceful night of rest.
You’ll start out with breakfast until you’re satisfied and energized. After that, you’ll hike for 45 minutes to warm up before an ascent through the mountains of the Andean jungle. We’ll stop several times so you can appreciate the plant and animal life nearby. As a particular activity, you’ll visit a local family’s house to learn about the traditions and lifestyle of the inhabitants of the mountains around Cusco.
After saying goodbye, you can walk along a portion of the original Inca Trail that led from the sacred city of Machu Picchu to the last refuge of the Incas, Vilcabamba. You’ll be fascinated by the long and impressive history, exciting culture, and engineering prowess of the Incas. Don’t forget to take pictures of the grand Huancarccasa Canyon and the Salkantay glacier from afar!
The trail will go down to Huacayupana, where you’ll have lunch in a local home. Stretch out, and then rest while we take you to Santa Teresa. Here, you’ll be given a challenge: jump out into the abyss on a zipline between fertile valleys and the lush, green forest. Stretch your arms and fly like a bird, scraping the Andean sky. This activity is included in the trip.
All that adrenaline will have to end with a relaxing swim in the hot springs of Cocalmayo. We’ll take you there by private car. You’ll be able to feel how your body loosens up in these medicinal waters as you enjoy the scenery of the surrounding valley. Finally, you’ll be picked up in our car and taken to our campsite in Lucmabamba.
The Jungle Domes is your resting place. Here, you’ll be able to recuperate from the busy day with dinner and a good night’s sleep among the delightful sounds of nature.
Lucmabamba | Llactapata - Hidroelectrica - Aguas Calientes
Highlight of the day: The archeological site of Llactapata and the first view of Machu Picchu.
Cross a coffee-flavored trail and listen to the history of the Incas
You’ll wake up early to visit a coffee farm. You’ll be able to see how it’s produced and also enjoy drinking a cup of local coffee. The next destination will be Llactapata, where you’ll learn more about the Incas and also get your first view of Machu Picchu. After taking lots of pictures, you’ll have lunch in Aobamba.
You’ll then continue on the trail to Hidroeléctrica, the last town before Aguas Calientes. If you’re tired, you can take the train for an extra, or you can continue hiking for 3 hours along the Urubamba River. You’ll pass by the ancient Intihuatana stone and learn one more history lesson. In Aguas Calientes, you’ll enjoy dinner at a local restaurant and rest in a hotel.
You’ll wake up to an energizing cup of coca tea in your Jungle Dome early in the morning. Today, you’ll enjoy the last breakfast our chef prepared and take your last hike. One more time, you’ll follow in the footsteps of the ancient Peruvians on the original Inca Trail, one of the most famous hikes in the world.
Fruit trees, butterflies, and birds will welcome you to the warmest stretch of the trip. You’ll visit an organic farm to learn all about the local coffee, an excellent opportunity to roast and grind the beans, a craft process that will end right in your cup. While you enjoy the aroma of the coffee, we will explain more about its importance, its production, and the local farmers’ passion for this plant.
Next is an uphill trail with views over the Santa Teresa Valley for three hours. With the high sun overhead, you’ll visit the Inca site of Llactapata and catch your first glimpse of Machu Picchu. If you are an avid observer, you can identify Machu Picchu Mountain and Huayna Picchu before the guide. Besides their ancient grounds, you’ll also learn about the Incas' fascinating and mysterious history here.
Later, you’ll go downhill for an hour and a half, accompanied by the ever-present friend, Machu Picchu. You’ll have lunch in Aobamba. After taking a moment to recharge, the trail will head to Hidroelectrica. If you still have energy, you’ll continue walking along the train tracks to Aguas Calientes. If your feet need a rest, you can take a train instead for an extra.
The best part of going on foot is that you’ll experience more natural wonders. You can see the tall, rocky peaks surrounding the citadel, small animals of the area, trees, and more plant species. If you keep a sharp eye, you may see Peru’s national bird, the cock of the rock. It may be near one of the Inca bridges your guide points out along the way.
Once in Aguas Calientes, you’ll have time to shower or explore the town before dinner at a local restaurant. We’ll coordinate the last details of the big day tomorrow before you head off to bed to rest at your hotel. We recommend you get to sleep early!
Note: During the rainy season and for safety reasons, the hike to Llactapata isn’t guaranteed. When there are heavy rains, this trail can become dangerous.
Aguas Calientes | Machu Picchu - Ollantaytambo - Cusco
Highlight of the day: Feel alive, reviving all your senses at Machu Picchu.
Dive headfirst into the grand Inca citadel
You’ll get up before sunrise to ride a bus to the grand citadel of Machu Picchu. You’ll go in at 6:00 AM with the first groups to see the sun rays of the new day falling over those stone walls. You’ll be fascinated as your guide teaches you about this place on tour, visiting the most important parts of the city. If you’ve reserved beforehand, you can also hike an extra mountain to get unique panoramic views of the surrounding landscape.
You’ll then go back to Aguas Calientes at midday for lunch. Finally, you’ll ride the panoramic Vistadome train through the Sacred Valley and then take a private car back to your hotel in Cusco. Take a well-deserved rest, and then plan your next adventure!
Today, the last day of the trip, will be absolutely unforgettable. You’ll go into Machu Picchu, one of the Wonders of the Modern World and declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO. To avoid long lines, we’ll leave pretty early by bus to see the new light of the morning spilling over the Inca structures of the ancient city.
The site opens at 6:00 AM, and with a bit of effort, we could be one of the first groups to enter. With your guide, you’ll get to the entrance of the Inca citadel and enjoy a tour for about 2 hours. You’ll see the main temples, terraces, houses, and other highlights, such as the Sacred Rock. You’ll also make a few stops at viewpoints to take in this architectural wonder which, without a doubt, will leave you perplexed from every perspective.
After the tour, you can hike Huayna Picchu or Machu Picchu Mountain. These destinations have incredible panoramic views from the summits and should be reserved beforehand. The hikes take 1.5 and 3 hours, respectively.
After that, you’ll return to Aguas Calientes and enjoy lunch at a restaurant before taking a train to Ollantaytambo. The trip will be in the Vistadome train, the car that affords the best panoramas of the sunset in the Sacred Valley of the Incas. Next, you’ll take private transportation back to your hotel in Cusco.
Take all the time you need to rest your legs and your heart. You just conquered one more adventure, and it won’t be long before you take off on another!
At Salkantay Trekking, we specify the included and non-included services under all the tour itineraries listed on our website. We take care of all the logistics, but please pay attention to the details to avoid missing anything. Some items may be different for specific programs, so please read carefully before booking with us.
What Is Included?
Permits & Entrance Tickets
Rafting in Santa Maria (Day 1)
Zipline/Canopy in Santa Teresa (Day 2)
Entry Ticket to Cocalmayo Hot Springs (Day 2)
Entry to Machu Picchu Archaeological Site
Circuit 2
High Quality Service & Safety
Pre-departure Briefing - The day before the trip, at 5:00 pm you will meet your trekking guide.
The evening before the tour, you'll meet your guide and group for an orientation on the trip. The meeting is at 5:00 pm in our office or your hotel.
Experienced Tour Guide - All our guides have professionalism, experience, responsibility, seriousness and passion, which will make your trip safe and comfortable.
English and spanish speaking official tour guide. All our guides are graduates of the professional career of Tourism of the National University San Antonio Abad of Cusco. We choose them for their professionalism, experience, responsibility, seriousness, unbridled passion for exploring, and sincere desire to proudly share in our culture and history. He or she will keep you safe, sound, and comfortable on your trek so that you can enjoy your time worry-free!
Inca Jungle activities
Biking, Rafting, and Zip Lining
One Duffle Bag
On the trek, you can carry your personal belongings up to a maximum weight of 7 kg / 15.4 lb (this weight includes your sleeping bag).
Sleeping Bag
Trekking Poles with rubber tips
Medical Kit or First AID Kit - Our guides are trained to deal with basic emergencies.
All Salkantay Trekking guides have received specialized training in first aid. We hold mandatory training sessions with our guides every February. Your guide will always carry a first aid kit to face basic emergencies (altitude sickness, travelers' diarrhea, cuts, scrapes, etc.) as well as oxygen. If necessary, we’ll evacuate you from the path as quickly as possible and ensure that you arrive at a clinic for treatment.
Bicycles, Security Transport During the Biking, and Safety Gear
- Biking: Bikes with front suspension, body armor, helmets, and gloves.
- Rafting: Helmets, windbreakers and category V lifejackets.
24/7 Customer Service - We have 24 hours a day telephone service.
We have telephone service available 24 hours/day for ease of communication with Salkantay Trekking leading up to your trek.
Accommodation
Lodge in Santa Maria (1 Night)
Private Campsite (1 Night)
You'll spend the second night in our private Jungle Domes Campsite.
Hotel in Aguas Calientes (1 Night)
You will spend the last night of this trek in a comfortable hotel at Aguas Calientes, including luggage storage, while you visit Machu Picchu.
*Accommodation is in double and triple rooms.
Meals
4 Breakfasts, 4 Lunches, and 3 Dinners
Water on the trail - You will need to bring a camel bag or an empty bottle for us to give you boiled, filtered and refrigerated water.
We’ll provide you boiled, filtered, and cooled water during your trip, from your first lunch to your last breakfast. For this, you need to bring a camel bag or an empty bottle (we recommend a capacity of 2 liters).
Snacks on the trail daily - You will receive a bag with cookies, fruit and more, to be refilled each morning.
Every morning we’ll give you snacks so you can enjoy them during the trip. The snacks include local fruits, biscuits, chocolates, caramels, etc.
One cloth snack bag per person
To avoid the usage of plastic bags that contaminate our environment, we'll give you a cloth bag for your snacks.
Transportation
Transport
- Day 1: You will be picked up from your hotel in the morning and will travel by private transportation to Malaga Pass, the starting point of the biking.
- Day 2: Private transport from Huacayupana to Santa Teresa.
- Day 4: Private transport from Ollantaytambo train station to your hotel in Cusco.
Vistadome Train Ticket from Aguas Calientes to Ollantaytambo (Day 4)
Round-trip Bus Transport Aguas Calientes - Machu Picchu (Day 4)
Personal Belongings Transportation
What Is Not Included?
Huayna Picchu Mountain - If you want to visit this famous mountain it has an extra cost of US$ 60.00 per person (remember to book at least one month in advance).
You can climb the famous mountain you always see in the photos behind the archaeological site of Machu Picchu. It’s 45 minutes uphill, and coming back down can be scary if you fear heights. You can take this excursion once your guided tour to Machu Picchu ends. The permit must be issued at least one month in advance due to high demand. Consider that there could be changes to protect your integrity, mainly due to weather conditions.
- The ticket for Huayna Picchu Mountain has an extra cost of US$ 60.00 per person.
Machu Picchu Mountain- If you want to visit this famous mountain it has an extra cost of US$ 60.00 per person (remember to book at least one month in advance).
Machu Picchu Mountain is another of the mountains that surround the archaeological site of Machu Picchu. It offers less steep, wider, and visually less frightening trails than Huayna Picchu, and it takes 1.5 hours to reach the top. This walk requires an entrance ticket which we can secure for you if we have time in advance.
- The ticket for Machu Picchu Mountain has an extra cost of US$ 60.00 per person.
Train from Hidroelectrica to Aguas Calientes (Day 3)
In case you feel exhausted or in bad condition after the trek from Chaullay to La Playa, you can take the train from Hidroelectrica to Aguas Calientes.
- US$ 37.00 per person
Personal Hiking Clothing and Gear
Travel Insurance
Tips for our staff
Tipping is the norm on any excursion to Machu Picchu. Although we pay good salaries to our entire team, something extra is always welcome, especially considering the hard work they do.
Additional costs or delays beyond our control
Landslides, bad weather conditions, itinerary modifications due to a safety concern, illness, pandemia, government policy changes, political instability, strikes, act of God, etc.
We want to make your trip to Peru as memorable and as carefree as possible. In this section, you’ll find the answers to all the questions you have about traveling with Salkantay Trekking in one place. Please read the following information carefully – it will help you with any questions about our services.
How many days do I need to acclimate in Cusco before the Trek?
It’s very important to be well acclimated to the altitude before exerting yourself on a trek. We recommend that you arrive in Cusco at least 2 or 3 days before the trek starts to help you adjust and avoid possible problems with altitude sickness while on the trek.
You might have already been in another area of Peru at a high altitude before arriving in Cusco. In that case, we still recommend you have a whole day in Cusco to rest, recover from your travel, and enjoy the sights and sounds of Cusco before departing for the trek.
Here some suggestions for activities to do in the Cusco vicinity before starting your adventure trek:
Briefing or Informative Meeting
All information meetings and briefings are held in our main office in Cusco (or your hotel) at 5:00 pm, one night before the tour begins. These meetings last approximately 30 to 45 minutes. If you’re unable to attend, you must coordinate another time by email, by phone or at the Salkantay Trekking office.
Trek Balance Payment (in Cusco)
If you still have a pending balance, you must pay it 2 days before your hike/tour. Otherwise, your trip reservation will not be confirmed.
If possible, it would be greatly appreciated if you could settle the remaining balance for the trek/tour in cash, either in US dollars or the local currency, at our office in Cusco. You can withdraw funds from various ATMs located along Avenida Sol, offering both US dollars and Peruvian Soles. Alternatively, you have the option to pay using a credit/debit card or PAYPAL, either online or in person, but please note that a 5% service charge will be applied by our payment gateway (Niubiz) and PAYPAL. We regret to inform you that we are unable to accept bank checks or traveler's checks as forms of payment for the balance.
Duffel Bag or Canvas Case
You’ll receive a canvas case or duffel bag during your briefing. Our staff will carry and hand them to you when you get to each camp. They measure 60 x 24 x 22 cm (23.6 x 9.45 x 8.66 in).
A maximum of 7 kg / 15.4 lb is allowed for each duffel bag, including the weight of your sleeping bag, sleeping mat, clothes, and other personal items.
Can I store my luggage at your office?
Of course! During the trip, your main luggage can be stored at our office (you can organize it with us on the briefing day or by email) or at your hotel, both free of charge.
Any equipment that you won’t need on the trek can be stored safely in your hotel. Nearly every hotel will provide this service. Don’t leave items of value with your bags; put them in the hotel safe and obtain an itemized receipt (in the unlikely case of theft, many insurance companies require that you have a copy of the receipt itemizing everything). It’s best to put items such as credit cards inside a sealed, signed envelope for extra peace of mind.
Pick up of guests
Please note:
- All pickups are within Cusco City, but we recommend booking a hotel in the historic center for its convenient location.
- Our guide or staff will confirm the pickup time the day before the tour.
- Due to traffic conditions, the pickup time may vary between 30 and 45 minutes.
- Cusco is an old city and has many narrow cobbled streets. Some hotels and Airbnbs are located on streets without car access or on long, steep slopes, making it difficult to transport luggage. For such reasons, we strongly advise you to book accommodation with good access.
Return to Cusco
Returning from Machu Picchu requires quite a bit of logistics, but don’t worry. Everything is included in your tour!
- In Machu Picchu, you’ll board a bus that’ll take you for 25 minutes to the small city of Aguas Calientes. The buses are boarded according to arrival.
- In Aguas Calientes, you’ll board a train to Ollantaytambo (or Poroy). Your guide will give you the train tickets where the boarding time will be shown. Make sure you’re on the platform 30 minutes early. The train from Aguas Calientes to Ollantaytambo takes 1:45 hours.
- Once you arrive at the station, our representative, identified with the Salkantay Trekking clothing, will be waiting to transfer you to Cusco or directly to your hotel. The trip from Ollantaytambo to Cusco takes 1:30 hours.
- In Cusco, depending on your hotel’s location, we’ll take you to a smaller car from our company (Hyundai H1) to transfer you faster to your hotel.
Group Tours
Group tours are made up of different types of people, then physical conditions and ages can vary. By agreeing to be part of a group tour, you also accept that some people may be faster or slower than you. Therefore, each person can go at their own pace on the route.
It may be the case that a group wishes to modify the tour; however, the guide will be the one who decides, after consulting with all the participants, if such modifications are possible.
Strikes and demonstrations
Strikes and demonstrations are common in Peru, and this may interrupt some of our tours. Roads can be blocked, and train tracks can be taken over. However, we will try to keep your trip as originally planned, even if it means leaving the night before the scheduled date.
Under these circumstances, tours may also be canceled. In case of changes or cancellations, everything will be coordinated with you by our operations department. Your safety is our highest priority, and our decisions will be made to protect it.
Lost objects
Please pay attention to where you leave your things and remember to take everything once you leave our transport, tents or restaurants. You’re the only one responsible for your objects during the tour.
WHAT SHOULD YOU BRING?
ESSENTIAL
CLOTHING
EQUIPMENT
RECOMMENDED
"Premium Inca Jungle Trek to Machu Picchu" can leave any day of the week, from March through January. We don’t operate this itinerary in February because of the rainy season & maintenance of the route.
2024 Land Cost
Group Price: US$ 550.00 per person.
Required Pre-payment: US$ 200.00 per person.
Balance (Cusco): US$ 350.00 (Commonly paid in Cusco after the briefing).
This small-group journey is guaranteed to operate with just two guests.
Notice that PayPal charges a fee of 5%, which we ask the client to cover since it's due to the use of its service. This tax is just for online deposits so that you will pay the remaining in cash (the briefing day in Cusco) without charges.
Hotel
All the related treks to Machu Picchu end in or before Aguas Calientes, so you’ll spend the last night in a hotel in the town rather than camping (including a shared room in a standard 3-star hotel). If you need a hotel upgrade or prefer a single room, you can pay an extra fee. Please enquire for more details.
Extras & Upgrades
There are complementary services and upgrades you can include in this trip.
- Huayna Picchu: US$ 60.00
- Machu Picchu Mountain: US$ 60.00
- Huchuy Picchu Mountain: US$ 45.00
- Single Supplement (Hotel at Aguas Calientes): US$ 30.00
- Extra Night at Aguas Calientes: US$ 50.00
Extensions & Offers
There are several extensions you can include to your Peru Adventure.
- Rainbow Mountain: US$ 100.00 US$ 80.00
- Sacred Valley: US$ 100.00 US$ 80.00
- City Tour: US$ 50.00 US$ 40.00
Price Guarantee
Once your booking has been confirmed, we guarantee the price won’t increase, whatever the circumstances. So please, before booking, ensure you’ve read all our important tour information.
Student Discount
US$20.00 off
Student discounts apply to anyone 17 years old or younger. To receive the discount, we require a copy or clear photo of the passport at the time of booking. It must be valid and not expire within the travel dates. Please send it to info@salkantaytrekking.com.
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Remember | One of our Travel Experts will contact you soon to confirm the availability of the trip you chose, give you more information, and/or provide you alternative options. Once availability is established, we will ask for a deposit and a completed online registration to confirm your spot on the trek. Please call us at (+51) 958 191 179 with any questions or to confirm availability over the phone.
Note | Due to the rainy season and trail maintenance, we don't offer this trek during the whole month of february. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause you, we are working to provide you a better service!
Feel free to reach us via email at info@salkantaytrekking.com or by calling us directly at (+51) 958 191 179
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