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The Classic Inca Trail 4 Days

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Departure city: Cusco, Peru
Ends in the city: Cusco, Peru
Group Size: 12 PER GROUP
Availability: Availability
Trip Styles: Hiking
Max Altitude: 4200 M. / 13779 FT.
Lodging Type: Camps
Difficulty: Vigorous
Overview

The Inca Trail to Machu Picchu 4 Days is truly an experience like no other!.

Hike the famous Inca Trail to Machu Picchu, the best trekking route in all of South America The Inca Trail is one of the most famous routes in the world. Dare to discover this astounding experience and receive the greatest reward of all: visiting the Historic Sanctuary of Machu Picchu. The Inca Trail is where the most daring travellers choose to reach Machu Picchu, Cultural Heritage of Humanity. Follow the Inca Nobility steps that used the same path that thousands of tourists from worldwide travel today and discover archaeological sites that can only be accessed on foot.

Our 4-day tour of the Inca Trail to Machu Picchu is the best alternative for small groups who want to experience a real adventure. Join travelers from all over the world who are looking for the same as you! Our package is perfect if you travel alone, with your partner, or with a small group of friends. We invite you to dream of the wonderful, join Peru Hike, and live this unique and exciting experience.

We’ll start in the Sacred Valley of the Incas, in the community of Piscacucho, which is 2 hours from the city of Cusco. After a few hours, we’ll visit some archaeological sites such as Patallaqta. We’ll ascend to the Dead Woman’s pass that sits at 4,200 masl / 13,779 fasl, and then we’ll descend to the tropical jungle where the Machu Picchu Nature Reserve is located, home to more than 250 types of orchids, 450 types of birds, and the charming spectacled bear. We will also visit other impressive archaeological sites such as PacaymayuRunkuracaySayacmarcaPhuyupatamarcaIntipataWiñayhuaynaIntipunku, and, finally, Machu Picchu, which is considered one of the new 7 Wonders of the World.

Why Take the Inca Trail 4 Days?

  • The Inca Trail is considered as one of the five best walking routes in the world.
  • The famous Inca Trail will head you to the enigmatic citadel of Machu Picchu.
  • Explore the Inca Trail and discover the secrets of the Inca civilization. This path was the backbone of the Andes for almost a century.
  • We will reach Machu Picchu on foot through the Inti Punku, the gateway of the Sun. As you step through the old stone gateway, Machu Picchu appears, laid out before your eyes.
  • You will immerse yourself in Peru’s culture, both in the past and in the present.
  • You will discover one of the most famous hikes in South America, an unforgettable experience.!
  • Machu Picchu! Of course! This is the biggest highlight of the whole trip. Yes, you can take the train to this new wonder of the world, but trekking is so much more rewarding. Machu Picchu takes on a whole new meaning when you have to sweat to get there.
Itinerary

DAY 1Cusco - KM 82 - Wayllabamba - Ayapata

Visit places
Cusco
Ollamtaytambo
Km 82
Piscacuchu
Wayllabamba
Ayapata Camp

Our tour leader and Hiking Team will pick you up from wherever you are in Cusco, Urubamba, or Ollantaytambo. If you’re in Cusco, we will stop by you between 4:00 a.m. and 4:30 a.m .; if you’re in Urubamba, between 5:30 a.m. and 6:00 a.m., and if you’re in Ollantaytambo you can sleep a little more because we’ll pick you up between 6:30 and 7:00 a.m. After enjoying a delicious breakfast prepared by our chef, you’ll meet the entire team that will accompany you on this exciting adventure and will guarantee you some unforgettable memories in the middle of the sacred mountains of Cusco.

You’ll board private transportation that will take you to the place known as Km 82, which is the first control point of the route. Please be sure to take your original passport with you to enter the Inca Trail. The first 2 hours of walking are relatively easy. Our first stop will be at the magical Patallacta archaeological site that shows its stone walls amid the vegetation. We will continue for 2 more hours until we get to our lunch spot. You’ll be surprised by the delicacies we’ve prepared for you. We only have 2.5 hours more of walking to arrive at our first camp located in Ayapata (3,300 m / 10,826 ft). If you need to buy something to eat or drink, or maybe you forgot your camera batteries, don’t worry. In this last part we’ll go through 2 small communities where you can make your purchases. We’ll arrive at the camp at approximately 5:00 p.m. Now just relax while sipping a snack or a hot drink. Dinner will be ready at 7:30 p.m. and then a deserved night of rest awaits you.

  • Meals: Breakfast, lunch, dinner
  • Accommodation:Camps
  • Difficulty:Moderate
  • Walking Distance:8.7 miles
  • Starting Elevation:2600 m / 8530 ft
  • Highest Elevation:3300 m / 10926 ft
  • Campsite Elevation:3300 m / 10926 ft

DAY 2Ayapata - Pacaymayo - Chaquicocha

Visit places
Ayapata
Llullucha
Warmisaya Pass
Pacaymayo
Chaquicocha Camp

We’ll wake you up very early with a hot cup of coca tea that will help you start the day in the best way possible. Today the longest and most exhausting day on the route awaits us. We’ll go uphill for 4 hours to the highest point of the trek to the Dead Woman’s Pass (4,215 m / 13,829 ft). Open all your senses and connect with those immense mountains that you see all around. Feel the spirit of those thousands of ancient Peruvians who walked these roads in complete harmony with nature. Then we’ll descend for 1.5 hours to the other side of the valley where our lunch place is located. Remember that here you can refill your water bottles. After having eaten, we’ll ascend for 2 hours to the Abra Runcuraccay. We’ll visit a spectacular Inca site and will observe 2 immense waterfalls. Later we’ll descend for 1 hour to the archaeological site of Sayacmarca located in an almost inaccessible place.

We’ll stop here to discover the secrets of this ancient place in the company of our guide. The mysteries of the Incas will be revealed, little by little, as the sun descends and reddens the Vilcabamba mountain range. It’s only 20 more minutes until we reach our second camp in Chaquicocha (3,600 m / 11,811 ff). After dinner, if you still have strength, we’ll be able to observe the stars and learn a little more about the fascinating dark constellations of the Incas. The night skies in the Andes, far from the artificial lighting of the cities, deserve to be seen.

  • Meals: Breakfast, lunch, dinner
  • Accommodation:Camps
  • Difficulty:Challenging
  • Walking Distance:9.9 miles
  • Starting Elevation:3300 m / 10827 ft
  • Highest Elevation:4215 m / 13829 ft
  • Campsite Elevation:3600 m / 11829 ft

DAY 3Chaquicocha - Phuyupatamarca - Wiñaywayna

Visit places
Chaquicocha
Phuyupatamarca
Wiñaywayna
Wiñaywayna Camp

Well done, you have overcome the most difficult day! Today a beautiful reward awaits you. After having rested in our comfortable tents, we’ll begin our day at 6:30 a.m. You’ll walk for 2 hours while receiving the immense green embrace of the earth. From here the jungle begins to thicken. In addition, you’ll have the privilege of observing the impressive perpetual snows of the Apu Salkantay in the distance, the second most important glacier in the Cusco region. Let yourself be surprised by the panoramic view of the extensive Vilcabamba mountain range. Later, you’ll begin to ascend towards the last summit of the path in Phuyupatamarka (3,600 m / 11,811 ft) from where you’ll be able to appreciate the waters of the Urubamba, a sacred river that runs through this territory as if it were an immense cosmic snake. Then you will descend for 3 hours to our last camp near the Wiñay Wayna archaeological site. This complex, whose name means “eternal youth”, is considered the most impressive of the entire route, not counting Machu Picchu of course. You are now very close to the lost city of the Incas! We’ll arrive at the camp at approximately 1:00 p.m. for lunch.

Relax and become aware of where you are and the great effort you’ve made. Tomorrow you will visit Machu Picchu! At approximately 4:30 p.m. You’ll make a guided visit to the Wiñay Wayna archaeological site for 1.5 hours. The words from our guide will make this remote place come alive once again. Then, we’ll spoil you with a small celebration together with all the team that has accompanied you: guides, porters, and cooks. Remember that they have worked very hard to make you feel comfortable and calm during these hard days of walking. By doing this, we thank them for all their care and affection. Obviously, you can also thank them with some tips. We recommend that you rest early as we’ll wake up together with the sun the next day. The idea is to see how Machu Picchu begins to light up at dawn, a magical spectacle that will captivate your heart.

  • Meals: Breakfast, lunch, dinner
  • Accommodation:Camps
  • Difficulty:Easy
  • Walking Distance:6.2 miles
  • Starting Elevation:3600 m / 11811 ft
  • Highest Elevation:3600 m / 11811 ft
  • Campsite Elevation:2600 m / 8530 ft

DAY 4Wiñaywayna - Machu Picchu - Cusco

Visit places
Wiñaywayna
Inti Punku
Machu Piccchu
Agucas Calientes
Ollantaytambo
Cusco, Hotel

Every effort has its rewards. We’ll wake up at 3:30 a.m. and immediately will enjoy our delicious and healthy breakfast. At 4:00 a.m. we’ll go to the entry control point to be one of the first groups to enter. Here we’ll say goodbye to our team of cooks and porters. We’ll walk approximately 1 hour to Puerta del Sol. Get ready because from there you’ll see this marvel of Inca architecture and engineering for the first time. Bow down to this holy place that has quietly waited for your visit to change something that’s hidden deep within you. We have 1 more hour of walking to enter the Lost City of the Incas. At approximately 7:40 a.m. we’ll arrive at the last control point and enjoy a 2-hour guided tour.The intimate connection between human beings and nature is revealed in a powerful way in Machu Picchu. Immense stones harmoniously linked together form temples, alleys, houses, and aqueducts that are still working after 5 centuries. Machu Picchu was built in an inaccessible place to resist the fierce attack of oppression and oblivion, and to remind modern men that only in true communion with Pacha Mama or Mother Earth can we fully exist.

After the tour, we’ll give you the bus tickets so you can go to Aguas Calientes. In this way, you’ll have all the time available to explore this mythical citadel on your own. You will meet your guide in Aguas Calientes where you’ll enjoy your last lunch at the local restaurant of your choice. Remember that this food is not included in the package. Your guide will then deliver your train tickets to you. Generally, the Expedition class train departure time is 3:20 p.m. or 4:22 p.m. You’ll arrive in Ollantaytambo or Poroy depending on the type of train you choose. There, a representative of Peru Treks will be waiting to take you to the door of your hotel in our private mobility.

Please make sure you are present on the platform at least 30 minutes before the departure of your train.

  • Meals: Breakfast
  • Difficulty:Easy
  • Distance traveled:3 miles
  • Machu Picchu Elevation:2430 m / 7972 ft

IMPORTANT INFORMATION

The Ministry of Culture of Peru is the entity in charge of regulating the use of the Inca Trail and issuing entry permits. To access the Inca Trail it’s essential that you have a permit from the Ministry of Culture that matches the information in your passport exactly: name, passport number, nationality, and age. Only officially licensed tourism agencies can secure these permits, which are not transferable under any circumstances. If you want to change the date of your excursion you have to make sure that there are spaces available on the new date and buy a new permit. They are rules of the Government of Peru that we all must follow. If there are no permits available for the date you want, there are other incredible options to walk to Machu Picchu. We’ll be happy to find the perfect excursion for you.

Trip Info
Inclusions
Packing List
Before You Go

High Quality Service & Safety

  • Pre-departure briefing
  • Experienced Guide speaks English and Spanish
  • A professional cook only for our group
  • Medical Kit – First Aid Kit
  • One duffle bag per person
  • Customer Service 24/7
  • Extra oxygen

Permits & Entrance Tickets

  • Entrance Ticket to Inca Trail
  • Entrance Ticket to Machu Picchu Archaeological Site

Transportation

  • Day 1: Private transportation from Your Hotel of Cusco to KM 82, start of the Inca Trail trek
  • Day 1 to 4: The porters will carry their personal items of 7 kg / 15 pounds
  • Day 4: One Way Consettur Bus Ticket from Machu Picchu to Aguas Calientes
  • Day 4: Train Ticket from Aguas Calientes to Ollantaytambo
  • Day 4: Private transport from Ollantaytambo train station to your hotel in Cusco.

Meals

  • Meals: 4 Breakfasts, 3 Lunches, and 3 Dinners
  • Meals: vegetarian and vegan
  • Water to drink on the trail every day
  • Snacks on the trail daily
  • Wake up tea
  • Tea Time or Happy Hour
  • Hygiene Products

Accommodation

  • Personal Accommodation in Private Campsites
  • Comfortable sleeping mats Inflatable Mattress
  • 4-person tents, occupied only by 2 people

Extra inclusions

  • Sleeping bag
  • Trekking stick
  • First aid kit

What Is Not Included?

  • Travel Insurance
  • Tips for our staff
  • Additional costs or delays out of control of the management
  • Original Passport
  • Walking boots
  • Waterproof jacket / rain poncho
  • Warm jacket
  • Hat and gloves
  • T-shirts
  • Comfortable trousers
  • Sun hat
  • Sun cream (factor 35 or higher)
  • Insect repellant
  • Toiletries and hand sanitiser
  • Personal medication
  • Camera and film with extra batteries
  • Torch with spare batteries
  • Daypack

Information Before leaving for the Inca Trail 4 Days Trek

We want to make your trip to Peru as memorable and as easy as possible. In this section, you will find speedy answers to all those questions you had about Inca Trail 4 Days in one place. Please read the following information carefully – it will help you with any questions about our services.
Has another question that we haven’t answered here? Drop us a line, and we will get back to you asap!

Briefing or informative meeting

All information meetings are held in your hotel at 6:00 p.m., one night before the tour begins. If you cannot attend, you must coordinate another time at the Peru Hike offices. These meetings last approximately 30 to 45 minutes and there you will be given a small duffel bag, in which you’ll put all the belongings you intend to bring on the trek that won’t be in your day pack.

Duffel bag or canvas case

ou’ll receive a canvas case or duffel bag during your briefing. The porters will take them on the way and will deliver them to you when you get to each camp. They measure 66 cm / 2 ft. Long x 36 cm / 1 ft. Wide.

A maximum of 5 kg is allowed for each duffel bag that includes the weight of your sleeping bag, mat, clothes and other personal items.

Payment of Trek Balance (in Cusco)

The trek has to be paid for in full by at least 7.30 pm two days before departure. For example, if your tour departs on a Wednesday, then you must come to our office before 7.30 pm on Monday.

It would be much appreciated if you pay the trek balance in cash US dollars or local currency. You can withdraw some money from several ATMs along Avenida Sol (either in US dollars or local Peruvian Soles). You can pay by credit card or PAYPAL online, but you will have to pay an 8% service charge, charged by VISA and PAYPAL. We do not accept bank checks or payment of the balance by traveler’s checks.

Can I store my luggage at your office?

Of course! During the travel, your main luggage can be stored at our office(you can organize briefing day or by email) or at your hotel, both free of charge.

Any equipment that you are not going to 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 all the items). Best put items such as credit cards inside a sealed, signed envelope for extra peace of mind.

Pick up of guests

Peru Hike can pick you up from your hotel, as long as it’s in the Historic Center of Cusco. The pickup time will be coordinated with your guide in the briefing. The pickup time may vary between 30 and 45 minutes due to traffic. Cusco is a very old city, therefore, it has many narrow cobbled streets. Some hotels and Airbnbs may be located on streets without access to cars or on long, steep slopes, making it difficult to transport luggage. We strongly recommend that you 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 will take you for 25 minutes to the small city of Aguas Calientes. The buses are boarded according to your arrival.
  • In Aguas Calientes you’ll board a train to Ollantaytambo or Cusco. 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 2 hours.
  • Once you arrive at the station, our representative, identified with the Peru Hike clothing, will be waiting to transfer you to Plaza San Francisco, in Cusco. The trip from Ollantaytambo to Plaza San Francisco takes 2 hours.
  • In San Francisco, depending on your hotel’s location, we will take you to a smaller car from our company (Hyundai H1) to transfer you faster to your hotel in Cusco.

Group tours

Group tours are made up of different types of people. 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, it will be the guide who decides, after consulting with all the participants, if said modifications can be made.

Strikes and demonstrations

Strikes and demonstrations are usually frequent 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 excursion as planned, even if it means leaving the night before the scheduled date. Under these circumstances, tours may also be cancelled. In case of changes or cancellations, all situations 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

You’re responsible for your objects during the tour. Please pay attention to where you leave your things and remember to take everything once you leave our trucks, tents, or restaurants.

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Keith C

Group Traveller

I’m humbled by the humility and hard work of all the guides and porters that selflessly host and assist trekkers to complete our journey.
My personal experience was with the guides Perci Guera, Victor Sumo, and the 19 porters and cooks.
They call it a green machine, and I understand why, because it’s such a tightly organized operation.
Perci G. worked tirelessly to make everything run smoothly. We were trekking during the train protests, and he made multiple back up plans for our return, as the company promises they are a hotel to hotel service and they delivered on their promise. You will be in good hands with this tour.
The 19 porters that we were able to meet, make the impossible possible, always cheering us on even though they are the heroes.
I feel personally fortunate for having Perci Guera as our lead guide who enriched the experience with his knowledge of the history and culture of the region. These history lessons created an inhabited atmosphere to the sites, beyond inanimate stone structures, they now held a spirit from their past. I looked forward to sitting in the sites and hearing this deep knowledge that was delivered with enthusiasm and flawless communication.
This is where Perci G. is a master at his work, despite the physically tiring aspect of the hike, he always made sure that the trekkers had the best experience, understood the plan, and had everything they needed. It’s obvious he’s skilled with experience, but without any loss of passion for the history and building relationships with the trekkers that though brief in time will be unforgettable.
Victor Sumo wears his heart on his sleeve and was always there to offer support. I was often at the back of the group, and there Victor was making sure nobody was left behind, providing encouragement and answering questions about the plants I saw. He was often the first person you saw in the morning as he gently awoke you at your tent asking how your sleep was and providing hot tea. As a solo traveller, Perci and Victor made sure I didn’t feel alone in the group, they actually developed a family between the group with a ceremony at 4,000m.
And lastly as you’ve heard the food cooked by chef Mijail is nourishing and delicious, as well as another unbelievable feat, multiple courses cooked rustically over a flame in a tent kitchen.

22 February, 2024

Dimitrios G

Group Traveller

We did the 4-days-3-nights Inca Trail with PERU HIKE, and we got the best experience ever from our trip in Peru.

We arrived in Cusco three days before the Inca Trail starts, and this is highly recommended for people that aren’t used to altitudes like this. We let our bodies to adapt to this new situation, in order to have no issues during the trail.

Then we went to PERU HIKE office for a very straight-forward check-in a couple of days before we start the trail, and the briefing meeting the night before we start. We met our guides (Javier and Carlitos), where they explained everything in detail, and gave us plenty of information and advice for our adventure.
They were in time to pick us from our hotels, and managed to start the hiking pretty early. During the four days, they were really supportive, and gave us enough time to complete the trail in our pace, without rushing, and by giving us the chance to enjoy the views, take photos, and stay healthy during the trail. They were giving us lots of information about the Inca ruins that we were crossing during the hiking, but also for the places, animals, and plants that we were finding on our way to Machu Picchu.

After arriving to Machu Picchu, they were waiting till we get the best view possible, and have some photos to remember our journey. Then we did a fantastic tour at the monument of Machu Picchu, where our guides explained as many things as possible. It was great to witness this miracle that Incas built many years ago.

During the hiking, the campsites were very well organised, and the tents had plenty of space for our stuff and for us to sleep. The food was delicious (so much food by the way) for all the meals provided (breakfast, lunch and dinner). The snacks were enough to keep us for the rest of the day. If you eat a lot though, pack your own snacks too.

All the staff was great. Porters are the real super heroes of these activities. We appreciated every service that we received during these days. At the end of our journey, we thought that arriving at Machu Picchu will make us very happy, but it was a bit sad once we realised that our journey came to an end, and we won’t have our camping that night. It was pretty emotional to say goodbye to all of them.

I can highly recommend Peru Hike for the Inca Trail, and for other adventures around Cusco. I would like to do a different trail one day, but definitely with Peru Hike once again.

Javier, Carlitos, and all of you great people, THANK YOU!

22 February, 2024

Andrew M

Group Traveller

In terms of the daily hikes themselves, I found the tour challenging enough in terms of the speed at which we did the hikes but also was respectful of others who needed more breaks along the way. The sites that we stopped at to learn about the Inca civilization were beautiful and extremely well preserved while our guide, Flecher, was very knowledgeable and also entertaining. He explained what the purpose of sites were, the customs and culture of the people who lived there and many other topics related to the Inca Civilization. He could also answer any question we asked of him.

The food exceeded my expectations in every way. In my previous camping experiences I had gotten used to the very basics in terms of food and I would’ve been perfectly fine with that being provided here given the remoteness of some of our locations. However, every single meal (breakfast, lunch and dinner) was prepared with care and attention to detail while also being conscious of diet preferences’ requirements that had been provided beforehand. There was a great mix of local dishes alongside dishes I would be more used to and there was always sufficient quantity. The chefs in our group completely smashed it and deserve every piece of credit they get!

The accommodation also impressed me. The tent, sleeping bag, air mattress and towel were all provided to me by the company and set up at each campsite before my arrival each day by the porters. The porters took great care in ensuring that the campsite was set up to perfection each day and that none of the clothes I had given to them in my duffle bag were damaged or lost while they were being transported from campsite to campsite. There was also a functional toilet facility at every campsite which other companies did not provide.

Flecher was extremely kind and attentive to the whole group’s need during our tour and really fostered an environment where we all made great friends with the others on the group. As someone solo travelling, this made the tour even more enjoyable.

Overall, I would highly recommend Peru Hike for this activity. Thanks so much again!!

22 February, 2024

Ed P

Group Traveller

Everything about the trek exceeded expectations. Rony our guide was awesome – very knowledgeable, personable and funny. The food was incredible, and the porters were amazing. The Inca Trail and Machu Picchu is the best thing we’ve done in South America!

21 February, 2024

Rafael K

Group Traveller

1. Company and Guide:
Our guide, Juan Carlos Zuloaga, played a pivotal role in our Inca Trail journey with Peru Hike. His in-depth knowledge and passion for the trail made our dream trek both educational and thrilling. Juan Carlos’ expertise and guidance ensured a safe and memorable experience.

2. Food:
The culinary magic of Segundino, our chef, and his co-chef was a highlight of the trip. Their ability to create a variety of delicious, nutritious Peruvian meals in remote settings was extraordinary.

3. Porters:
Led by the capable Hilberto, the porters were the unsung heroes of our trek. Hilberto and his team’s hard work and spirit were integral to the success of our journey.

21 February, 2024
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