Trek Briefing: Two days prior to departure, at your accommodation, get a thorough trek briefing to help you get ready for your journey. Our knowledgeable guide will provide you with all the information you need while preparing you for an engaging experience.

Professional Guide: Set out on your adventure with a knowledgeable, bilingual guide who speaks both Spanish and English well. An interesting trip is guaranteed thanks to the expertise of our enthusiastic local guides, who are knowledgeable in Inca and Peruvian history, customs, and the area's flora and fauna.

Permits and Entrance Fees: Your package includes seamless entry fees to both Machu Picchu and the Inca Trail.

Personal Belongings Transportation: Hike with ease as your personal belongings will be transported to the hotel in Aguas Calientes for the overnight, allowing you to focus on the trail with just a small daypack containing essentials.

Transportation: Enjoy private transportation from Cusco to Ollantaytambo train station.

Train Tickets: Take a picturesque train journey from Ollantaytambo to Km104 and return. After the ride, get dropped off at your Cusco hotel.

Bus Tickets: Take a bus on day one from Machu Picchu to Aguas Calientes and return on day two from Aguas Calientes to Machu Picchu for a smooth travel experience.

Accommodation: Enjoy a hotel stay in Aguas Calientes on the first day, sharing a room with another person. Upgrades can be provided upon request.

Meals: On the first day, have one dinner and one box lunch. Please let us know about any particular dietary needs or vegetarian preferences during the briefing or during the booking process.

First Aid Kit: As part of our dedication to your safety, we include a complete first aid kit that includes an emergency oxygen bottle for the first and second days.

Taxes and fees: We include all taxes and permit costs in our quotes, so there are no extra costs.

Travel Insurance: We strongly advise getting comprehensive travel insurance for the security of your vacation.

Meals: The package does not include the first breakfast on the first day of the journey or the last meal in Aguas Calientes after visiting Machu Picchu.

Extra expenses: Set up cash for tips and other personal expenses.

Wayna Picchu and Machu Picchu Mountain: Choose this option while making your reservation if you want to climb Machu Picchu Mountain or Wayna Picchu. Please be aware that one of these mountain hikes includes an extra $75 per person fee.

We also provide a 4 or 5 day trip that includes hotels, tours, and a 4 or 5 day trek on the Inca Trail. Everything is handled by us.

We guarantee perform the tour with small groups. Our minimum group size is only 2 people, with the maximum of 12 people.

Customized hikes, exclusive trips, packages, solo hikers, big groups accepted. For customization and to receive special offers when making a reservation for a group of six or more, please email us to info@incatrekkers.com.

In order to give your body the opportunity to get used to the altitude before the hike, we strongly advise coming at least two days before the tour. Most people can usually acclimate to Cusco (3400m/11,154 ft) in a full day of leisurely walking and heavy drinking of water.

Ensure you are well-prepared for your trekking adventure with the following essential items:

Daypack: Make sure you have a suitable backpack for your daypack needs.

Passport: Remember to bring your original passport for mandatory identification purposes.

Student Card: If you qualify for a student discount, don't forget your International Student Identity Card (ISIC).

First Aid Kit: Pack a personal first-aid kit containing any necessary medications.

Rain Gear: Be ready for rain with gear such as a jacket and pants. Alternatively, you can purchase a rain poncho in Cusco.

Hiking Boots: Opt for sturdy footwear, preferably walking boots with ankle support. Consider bringing sandals or jogging shoes for added comfort at the campsite.

Clothing: Include a complete change of clothing, along with a sweater, fleece jacket or shirt, beanie, hat, and gloves for cooler nights. Thermal clothing is recommended, especially for sleeping.

Water Bottle: Carry metal or Nalgene-type water bottles to stay hydrated.

Sunscreen: Apply sunscreen to protect your skin from the sun's rays. Pack after-sun or hydrating cream for your face and body.

Hats: Bring a hat or cap to shield yourself from the sun, rain, and cold.

Insect Repellent: Ward off bugs with insect repellent.

Snacks: Consider bringing dried fruit, biscuits, chocolate, and energy bars for specific snack preferences not included in our meal services.

Toilet Paper: Remember to bring toilet paper and handkerchiefs for convenience.

Camera: Capture the journey with a camera, extra films, and batteries. Note that batteries may deplete more quickly in cold conditions.

Extra Money: Carry some additional Peruvian soles for purchasing drinks or emergencies.

Hiking Poles: While optional, walking poles can be beneficial. If using poles with metal spikes on the Inca Trail, bring rubber protection for them.

Towel: Include a small towel for various purposes, and if you plan on bathing in the hot springs, pack a swimsuit.