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Accomodation
Best Camp & Hotel
Size Group
10 People Max
Max Altitude
4,630 m/ 15,190 ft
Difficulty
Moderate/Challenging
Responsible Tourism
We protect the environment
Activity
Hiking Mountain

Disfruta de esta ruta de senderismo de 4 días que te llevará por impresionantes paisajes andinos...

Información general

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Duración 2 días
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Guía
Dirige tu experiencia y comparte sugerencias e historias sobre los lugares de interés.
Idiomas ofrecidos
Español, Inglés
Servicio de recogida incluido
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Grupo reducido
Un máximo de 15 participantes
  • Viaje panorámico en tren a Aguas Calientes
  • Exploración de Aguas Calientes
  • Tour guiado de Machu Picchu

Día 1: Cusco - Aguas Calientes

El primer día de la excursión, te recogeremos a la hora que elijas en tu hotel de Cuzco y emprenderemos el viaje de dos horas en autobús a Ollantaytambo. Al llegar a este pintoresco pueblo andino, cogeremos el tren para realizar un viaje de hora y media...

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  • Servicio de recogida y regreso al hotel
  • Transporte de ida y vuelta en Expedition (el tren turístico)
  • 1 noche de alojamiento con desayuno
  • Subida y bajada en autobús a Machu Picchu
  • Guía de habla inglesa durante la visita a Machu Picchu
  • Entrada a Machupicchu
  • Autobús Concetur (autobús de Aguas Calientes a Machupicchu)
  • Comida: 25 US$ por persona
  • Bebidas
  • Entrada a la montaña Huayna Picchu 65 US$ por persona
  • Entrada a la Montaña Machu Picchu 65 US$ por persona

Qué llevar

  • Pasaporte o carnet de identidad
  • Gafas de sol
  • Sombrero
  • Muda de ropa...
  • Dinero en sencillo en soles
  • Protector solar
  • Repelente para insectos
  • Agua y snacks

No permitido

  • Tirar basura

Antes de viajar

  • Por favor, pon tu número de contacto correctamente con el código de tu país y dispone de whatsapp.

The Salkantay Trek 5 Days is one of the most popular hiking routes in Peru...

Location and Background

  • Location: Cusco region, Vilcabamba mountain range.
  • Salkantay Mountain: 6,271 meters (20,574 feet).

Trek Details

  • Distance: 60-75 kilometers (37-46 miles).
  • Difficulty: Challenging, high altitude.

Itinerary Details...

Inclusions...

Packing List...

Where you'll sleep...

Pricing options...

Classic Inca Trail to Machu Picchu: The Ultimate 4-Day Experience

The Classic Inca Trail to Machu Picchu in 4 days is South America's most iconic trekking route. Designated as a UNESCO World Heritage site, this path through the Machu Picchu Historical Sanctuary combines breathtaking Andean scenery with ancient cultural heritage.

Due to its popularity—attracting over 75,000 hikers annually—access is strictly regulated by the National Institute of Culture (INC) to ensure the preservation of this legendary trail. Join our sustainable eco-tours to experience this wonder responsibly.

Why Choose the 4-Day Inca Trail Hike?

This 43 km (26-mile) journey takes you through:

  • Sumptuous Landscapes: From snow-capped peaks to tropical cloud forests.
  • Ancient Ruins: Visit Phuyupatamarca, Wiñay Wayna, and Llactapata.
  • Diverse Wildlife: Home to 419 bird species and the rare spectacled bear.
  • The Sun Gate: Enter Machu Picchu at sunrise for a spiritual finale.

Detailed Trekking Itinerary

Day 1: Cusco – Km 82 – Wayllabamba

Stats: 11km | 6 Hours | Moderate

Your adventure begins at 5:30 AM with a private transfer to Kilometer 82 (Piscacucho). After crossing the Vilcanota River, we enjoy views of the Huillca Raccay fortress and the snow-capped Veronica peak. Night at Wayllabamba campsite.

Day 2: The Challenge – Dead Woman's Pass

Stats: 16km | 9 Hours | Challenging

We conquer the highest point of the trail: Warmihuañusca (Dead Woman's Pass) at 4,200m (13,779ft). The reward is an incredible sense of achievement and a descent into the lush Pacaymayu valley.

Day 3: Phuyupatamarca – Wiñay Wayna

Stats: 10km | 5 Hours | Moderate

Widely considered the most beautiful day. We visit the "Town in the Clouds" (Phuyupatamarca) and descend through 3,000 Inca stairs into the cloud forest to reach the spectacular Wiñay Wayna ruins.

Day 4: Machu Picchu Sunrise & Guided Tour

Stats: 8.9km | Arrival at Sunrise

A 4:00 AM start brings us to Inti Punku (The Sun Gate) by 6:00 AM for the first glimpse of the Machu Picchu Citadel. Includes a professional guided tour and optional hikes to Huayna Picchu (subject to availability).

What’s Included in Your Experience

Service Details
Guides Certified English-speaking professional guides.
Equipment 4-season Pro Aconcagua Doite tents, dining tents, and mattresses.
Meals Professional Trekking Chef providing daily meals (Vegan/Vegetarian available).
Transport Private van and Expedition Train return to Cusco.

Frequently Asked Questions

Join thousands of happy explorers: Find expert answers to the most frequent questions about our Peru tours.

You can book directly through our website or by contacting us via email or WhatsApp. Our team will guide you step by step to ensure a seamless reservation process.

The best time is during the dry season, from May to October. During these months, you'll enjoy sunny days and clear views of the Salkantay peak and Machu Picchu.

Yes, the Salkantay Trek is considered more challenging due to its higher altitude (4,630m at the pass) and longer distances, but it doesn't require a permit months in advance like the Inca Trail.

We strongly recommend arriving in Cusco at least 2 days before your trek to acclimate to the altitude and prevent altitude sickness (soroche).

Our all-inclusive tours cover professional guides, transportation, entrance tickets, meals, and high-quality camping equipment or hotels depending on your package.

There is no official age limit, but we recommend a minimum age of 12 and a good physical condition for all adventure seekers.

Yes, but Huayna Picchu tickets are limited and sell out months in advance. Make sure to request this add-on at the time of your booking.

Essential items include hiking boots, layers for cold nights, rain gear, a 30L backpack, sun protection, and a reusable water bottle.

Yes, we provide boiled and filtered water during every meal starting from the first lunch to ensure you stay hydrated safely.

Absolutely! Our chefs can accommodate any dietary restriction. Please inform us of your preferences during the booking process.

Cell service is very limited and unreliable. Some campsites may offer Wi-Fi for a small fee, but we recommend disconnecting and enjoying the nature.

Our guides are trained in first aid and carry oxygen tanks. In case of serious illness, we have established evacuation protocols to get you to the nearest medical center.

We are local experts passionate about delivering seamless, safe, and enriching experiences with personalized service and fair, transparent prices.