Peru boasts a plethora of diverse experiences and this travel plan integrates it all. Beginning in the colonial city of Lima, we journey across the Andes to Cusco and the Sacred Valley. During our stay, we’ll traverse some of South America’s top markets and uncover a fusion of Spanish and Inca lineage. The unearthing of Machu Picchu in 1911 brought to light an incredible Inca architectural gem, and this astonishing discovery punctuates our hike along the Inca Trail. On this path, we climb from the jungle to the snow-kissed peaks of Andes marking a breathtaking route to Machu Picchu.

• CONSIDERATIONS
• In order to secure a permit and entrance ticket to Machu Picchu, government regulations require full and current passport information for all trekkers. Permits are non-transferable and can sell out early, months in advance.
• It is therefore important to arrange depature dates at the earliest opportunity. Climbing Huayna Picchu is an excellent addition to a trip to Machu Picchu. It offers superlative views, but is a steep climb that can take about three hours. Entrance to Huayna Picchu is limited and at scheduled times; visitors must sign up for a spot in advance. If you would like to consider doing the climb, it is important to book it in advance. While not as physically demanding as the full Inca Trail, hikers should be in good physical condition.
• ADDITIONAL INFO
• During the travel, your main luggage can be stored at our office or at your hotel, both free of charge.
• If you are a vegetarian, please advise at time of booking.
• Original passport.
• Original ISIC (an international student card if applicable).
• Travel insurance.
• Pocket money in Nuevos Soles.
• A small rucksack.
• Rain gear (a rain-jacket and waterproof trousers).
• Resistible footwear, waterproof trekking shoes are recommended.
• Sandals (for comfort while at a campsite).
• Warm clothes such as a jacket, a fleece (thermal clothing is also recommended for cold nights during camping).
• Hat or a cap (to protect you against the sun and rain, as well as the cold).
• Sun cream or sun block.
• Insect repellent – recommended minimum is 20% DEET (please note that no malaria cases have been reported during this trip!).
• Camera and its charger/batteries (please note that batteries are consumed quickly under cold conditions).
• Flashlight/headlamp + batteries.
• Small towel and toiletries.
• Swimsuit (to visit the thermal baths of Aguas Calientes).
• Snacks (biscuits, energy bars, chocolate, raw fruits, muesli, etc.)
• Please note: we do provide a daily morning snack and our meal service is very complete and well supplied. The recommendation of taken own snack applies only for customers who like a specific snack that might not be in our menu.
• Bottled water for the first morning and a water bottle to be refilled.
• Confirm the data of your flight itinerary at the time of reservation.
• UPGRADES / RENTALS
• Vistadome Train (One Way) – US$55.00
• Entry to Huayna Picchu or Machu Picchu Mountain (subject to availability) – US$70.00
• Hiking poles – US$20.00
• Sleeping bag – US$20.00
• Sleeping bag Deluxe Package (+ Pillow & Liners) US$30.00
• DETAILS
• Black Diamond Hiking Poles
• Sleeping bags according to route requirement
• If you are a lover of nature and landscapes, the Vistadome train is your best choice. Panoramic windows in the walls and roofs of cars make the connection to the outside is experienced in a very vivid way