Glamping on the Salkantay Trail to Machu Picchu

We have designed our exclusive campsites to improve the trekking experience, not just add extra comfort.

We have carefully built each camp to blend into its surroundings while giving travelers a chance to rest well, enjoy more privacy, and connect with the incredible landscapes along the route. That means that every night offers something different to match the surrounding environment.

Yes. We've got bathrooms at all our campsites to make the trekking experience a comfortable one for every traveler.

Yes. We've got shower facilities at all the campsites so that you can freshen up after a day on the trail.

Yes. Electricity is available at the campsites, though availability can vary by location and sometimes gets affected by the weather. We still recommend bringing a portable power bank for cameras, phones, and other devices to keep them charged throughout the trek.

Every campsite provides domes, huts, or lodges with space for two. We put couples, family members traveling together, and friends who book together in the same room whenever possible.

If you're traveling alone, we'll pair you with another traveler of the same sex and a similar age range. Our team carefully manages room assignments to make sure everyone feels comfortable throughout the trek.

If there's no roommate available that fits the criteria, we'll assign a solo traveler a private double room at no additional cost.

The campsites included will depend on the specific Salkantay Trek itinerary and service level you choose. You can find full accommodation details on each tour page, or our team will be happy to help you compare the available options.

As an example, the Classic 5-Day Salkantay Trek includes nights at Sky Camp, Mountain Sky View, and Super Jungle Domes.

We've designed all our campsites to provide a comfortable, relaxing, and restful experience, but Sacred Jungle Lodge is our most premium accommodation option. It offers additional privacy, extra space, and upgraded facilities compared to the other camps along the route.

Yes, when the weather conditions are right. Sky Camp sits at a high altitude, far from any light source, so it's an excellent place for stargazing. On clear nights, travelers can often see the Milky Way stretching across the sky above the camp.

Absolutely. Many couples choose our upgraded accommodation options, particularly the Sacred Jungle Lodge, which gives you additional comfort, privacy, and space during the trek.

Yes. Our exclusive campsites are for Salkantay Trekking groups only and are set apart from the large public camps used by many other operators. This means you get to enjoy a quieter, more personal experience throughout the trek, with access to bathrooms, showers, and meals cooked by our chefs.

This depends on the campsite and type of accommodation. Some camps have shared facilities, like the Andean Huts and Jungle Domes, while others offer private bathrooms.

The specific facilities available will depend on the tour and accommodation type you choose when booking your trek.

Yes, there's hot water at the campsites. After a long day of hiking on the trails, a warm shower is one of the most appreciated luxuries.

Some campsites have Wi-Fi access, but expect limited connectivity due to the remote locations. Many trekkers take the opportunity to disconnect on a digital detox for a few days and enjoy the experience and natural settings without constant notifications.

All three are located in the cloud forest and are options for night three of the Salkantay Trek, but they offer different levels of comfort and facilities.

Jungle Domes offer a comfortable, deeply connected nature experience, allowing you to stay surrounded by the sights and sounds of the cloud forest. You can expect shared bathrooms and a basic, comfortable bed.

Super Jungle Domes come with upgraded facilities and additional comforts, such as private bathrooms, making them a popular choice for travelers seeking a little more space and convenience.

Sacred Jungle Lodge is our most premium accommodation option, and offers lodgers greater privacy, enhanced comfort, and a more exclusive atmosphere. It's especially popular with couples and travelers celebrating a special occasion.

You'll spend the fourth night of the Salkantay Trek in Aguas Calientes, the town located at the foot of Machu Picchu. We provide accommodation at a comfortable hotel so you can rest fully before visiting the citadel the following morning.

That depends on what kind of scenery you enjoy most. Sky Camp is famous for its views of the Humantay and Salkantay mountains and its incredible night skies, while Mountain Sky View offers expansive views across the surrounding valleys. In the cloud forest, the focus shifts from mountain scenery to lush vegetation and tropical landscapes.

Yes. We designed each campsite to blend into its surroundings and minimize its environmental impact. We've also built the accommodations from local, natural resources with sustainability, functionality, and your comfort in mind. This way, you get to enjoy the incredible surroundings while helping to maintain the places for future visitors.