CLASSIC INCA TRAIL & SACRED VALLEY TOUR 5 DAYS

Highlights

• Experience a Guided Sacred Valley Tour: Immerse in the history and culture of the Sacred Valley with an insightful guide who brings the ancient Inca civilization to life.
• Visit the Local Market of Pisaq: Stroll through Pisaq’s vibrant market, where traditional Andean crafts, textiles, and fresh produce offer a glimpse into the daily lives of local people.
• Explore the Inca Ruins of Pisaq and Ollantaytambo: Discover the archaeological marvels of Pisaq and Ollantaytambo, featuring impressive terraces, temples, and ceremonial areas.
• Visit the Picturesque Town of Ollantaytambo: Known as the living Inca town, Ollantaytambo is a charming village retaining its original Inca layout. Wander narrow cobblestone streets and experience the historical continuity that defines this location.
• Hike the 45 km/26 miles of the Classic Inca Trail to Machu Picchu: Engage in a challenging but rewarding trek, following ancient paths through diverse landscapes, from dense cloud forests to alpine tundra.
• Explore the Iconic Inca Site of Machu Picchu: Conclude your journey by exploring Machu Picchu, the mystical citadel atop the mountain. Admire its sophisticated dry-stone construction and panoramic views, marking an unforgettable adventure highlight.

Why Choose Us

• Expertise and Experience: With over a decade of experience leading tours in Peru, our knowledgeable guides provide a safe and unforgettable experience.
• Small Group Size: We maintain small group sizes for personalized and intimate guest experiences.
• Sustainable Tourism: We promote sustainable tourism practices, honoring local communities and protecting the environment for future generations.
• Flexible Itineraries: Recognizing that each traveler has unique interests, we offer flexible itineraries to cater to individual preferences.
• Safety and Security: Your safety is paramount. Our guides are trained in first aid, carry necessary safety equipment, and closely monitor weather conditions for a secure trekking experience.

Short Itinerary

1st Day: Sacred Valley Tour

• Visit “Awanakancha” and explore Pisac Inca ruins.
• Lunch break at Urubamba town.
• Explore Ollantaytambo ruins. Overnight here.

2th Day: Cusco Km. 82 – Ayapata Camp

• Depart from Ollantaytambo to Pisqhakucho (km 82) and start the hike.
• Trek for 7-8 hours to Ayapata camp.

3th Day: Ayapata – Chakiccocha Camp

• Hike over the two passes, including the famous “Warmiwañusqha” or Dead Woman pass.
• Reach Chakiccocha camp.

4th Day: Chakiccocha – Wiñaywayna Camp

• Trek through cloud forest to Phuyupatamarka.
• Continue for 3 hours to the Wiñay Wayna camp at 2,650m.

5th Day: Wiñaywayna – Machu Picchu – Cusco

• Start early to reach the Sun Gate before sunrise.
• Explore the breathtaking ruins of Machu Picchu.
• Descend to Machu Picchu for a guided tour and free time.
• Take the bus to Aguas Calientes for lunch and relaxation.

DETAILED ITINERARY ABOUT 5-DAY CLASSIC INCA TRAIL

Day 1: CUSCO – SACRED VALLEY TOUR – OLLANTAYTAMBO:

Start your Classic Inca Trail & Sacred Valley Tour with a 7:30 a.m. pick-up from your Cusco hotel. Immerse yourself in the local culture at Awanacancha, where you’ll encounter llamas, alpacas, and more. Witness traditional weaving by skilled local women. Visit the bustling Pisac market and take a short trip to explore Inca ruins and terraces. Afterward, enjoy a scenic ride to Urubamba and savor authentic Peruvian cuisine at a local eatery.

After a satisfying lunch, continue on a beautiful half-hour bus journey to enchanting Ollantaytambo. Uncover impressive Inca ruins situated on majestic terraces, offering sweeping views of the Sacred Valley below. Appreciate the exceptional engineering of the Incas, visible in the enormous stones carried from distant locations. Wander through the town’s original Inca streets and explore the intriguing Kanchas, the dwellings of the Inca era. Conclude the day by gathering essential supplies for the Classic Inca Trail to Machu Picchu, such as raingear, snacks, and water. Rest well in Ollantaytambo, revitalizing your energy for the trek ahead.

Private Vehicle: Cusco to Ollantaytambo – Full Day

• Journey Distance: Approximately 95 km
• Relish picturesque stops as you descend from 3,400m to 2,800m elevation
• Accommodation: Spend the night at Hotel Tunupa Lodge (or a similar establishment)

Day 2: OLLANTAYTAMBO – KM 82 / “PISKACUCHO” – AYAPATA CAMP:

Gear up for an unforgettable trekking day! After enjoying a hearty breakfast at 7:00 a.m., depart by 7:30 a.m. for a one-hour bus ride to “Piskacucho” or KM 82, the trek’s starting point. You’ll meet our committed porters, who will be responsible for carrying your gear. Before starting the journey, our expert guide will share valuable insights and guidance. At the control point, have your passport ready as permits are checked for entering the Classic Inca Trail.

Cross the suspension bridge over the Urubamba River, beginning with a gentle uphill walk followed by rolling trails. For three hours, traverse relatively flat terrain, taking in incredible views of the snow-capped La Veronica (5,750m / 18,864ft) and the peaceful river. Walk through the “Miskay” zone—a forest rich with cacti and native flora—ascend to “Willkaraccay,” where you’ll enjoy impressive views of the Inca town of “Llactapata” across the Cusichaca River.

Past Llactapata, follow a path vibrant with native flowers and bromeliads flourishing among boulders, offering spectacular mountain panoramas. Trek along the Cusichaca valley/river until reaching Huayllabamba (3,000m / 9,842ft). From here, tackle a 1-hour and 30-minute climb to Ayapata Camp (3,300m / 10,826ft).

Trekking Details

• Maximum Altitude: 3,300 masl (camp)
• Minimum Altitude: 2,680 masl (starting point)
• Total Distance: Approximately 13 km
• Walking Time: 8–9 hours approximate
• Meals Provided: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
• Accommodation: Camping under the stars

Day 3: AYAPATA – DEAD WOMAN`S PASS (4,200M / 13779FT) – CHAKICCOCHA CAMP:

Day 3 begins at around 7:00 a.m., with challenging climbs offering panoramic vistas of valleys and snowy peaks. Keeping a relaxed pace is key as you ascend to the highest elevation at 4,200m / 13,779ft. After about 1:30 h, arrive at “Llulluchayoc” to rest, rehydrate, and recharge. Ascend from “Llulluchac” or “Llulluchapampa” on newly built steps that help preserve the mountain environment, allowing ample pauses. Reaching the summit, pause to take in the views and capture some memorable photographs before descending.

The descent spans 2:30 hours on stunning Inca steps, landing at the “Paqhaymayu” River/Valley (3,600m / 11,811ft) where lunch is served, and your water bottle can be topped up. Post-lunch, ascend an hour to the “Runcuracay” ruins, with expansive views of the Pacaymayu valley/river, the snowy “San Gabriel” mountain, and the first pass. Led by our informed guide, continue hiking another hour to the second pass (4,000m / 13,123ft). From here, the trail mostly descends or gently climbs until arriving at the impressive “Sayacmarca” ruins (approximately 1 hour). Explore for 30 minutes, then walk for another 20 minutes to the “Chakicocha” camp (3,600m / 11,811ft).

Trekking Details

• Maximum Altitude: 4,200 masl (first pass)
• Minimum Altitude: 3,000 masl (camp)
• Total Distance: Approximately 17 km
• Walking Time: 8–9 hours approximate
• Meals Provided: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
• Accommodation: Camping

Day 4: CHAKICCOCHA – WIÑAYWAYNA CAMP:

Relish an enjoyable and scenic walk on Day 4, traveling 5-6 hours through diverse biodiversity as you follow the original Inca Trail. In two hours, reach the “Phuyupatamarka” (3600m / 11,811ft) ruins with exceptional views of the Urubamba River. From the valley below, catch your first glimpse of Machu Picchu Mountain, although the site remains hidden for now.

From “Phuyupatamarka,” undertake a 3-hour descent on a staircase to your final campsite near “Wiñay Wayna” (Forever Young). This site, second only to Machu Picchu itself, is the most striking Inca location on the tour and a favorite campsite due to its proximity to the ancient city. Descending, you’ll explore “Phuyupatamarka” (city in the clouds) and “Intipata” (terraces of the sun) before reaching camp for lunch around 1:00 p.m.

Take a break to relax and prepare for Machu Picchu. At 4:30 p.m., join your guide for an hour-long visit to the “Wiñay Wayna” ruins, located a mere 10 minutes away. Your guide will help explain its historical importance, consolidating the knowledge gathered throughout the trek, ensuring you are well-prepared for the experience awaiting at Machu Picchu.

As evening falls, partake in a traditional ceremony wherein the local team is reintroduced to you, affording the chance to offer thanks and feedback for their exceptional service. Turn in early to feel refreshed, as reaching Machu Picchu by sunrise is the ultimate objective, with the hope of witnessing its beauty at dawn.

Trekking Details

• Maximum Altitude: 3,600 masl
• Minimum Altitude: 2,600 masl (Wiñay Wayna camp)
• Total Distance: Approximately 13 km
• Walking Time: 5–6 hours approximate
• Meals Provided: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
• Accommodation: Camping

Day 5: WIÑAYWAYNA- MACHUPICCHU- AGUAS CALIENTES – CUSCO

Day 5 promises an unforgettable experience, starting with breakfast at 4:30 a.m. At 5:30 a.m., proceed to the checkpoint and bid farewell to your team before heading to the Sun Gate (Inti Punku). From here, witness the breathtaking views of Machu Picchu as it emerges in the light of dawn. By 6:30 a.m., arrive at Inti Punku, from where it takes only another hour to reach the storied lost city of the Incas.

As you draw closer to Machu Picchu, the anticipation builds. By 7:40 a.m., enter through the final checkpoint for a comprehensive 2-3 hour guided tour of this awe-inspiring site. Once concluded, prepare for a bus journey to Aguas Calientes, where you’ll have time to explore independently or, if pre-arranged, climb Huaynapicchu.

For those interested, meet your guide in Aguas Calientes for a final meal at a local eatery (optional and not included in the tour). During this time, your guide will hand over your train tickets, so ensure you collect them before departing Machu Picchu. Unless you’ve opted for an upgrade, the Expedition class train departs Aguas Calientes at 3:20 p.m. or 4:22 p.m. Arrive at least 30 minutes early. This memorable 2-hour ride will conclude at Ollantaytambo, from where a driver will bring you safely back to Cusco.

Trekking Details

• Maximum Altitude: 2,750 masl (Inti Punku)
• Minimum Altitude: 2,400 masl (Machu Picchu)
• Total Distance: Approximately 5 km
• Walking Time: About 2 hours
• Accommodation: Not included
• Meals Provided: Breakfast

Explore the Classic Inca Trail: Your Adventure Awaits!

Embark on an unforgettable journey along the Classic Inca Trail with our comprehensive package that includes the following essentials for your adventure:

Pre-trek Orientation: Join us for a helpful briefing the night before your trek to get ready for the journey ahead.

COMPREHENSIVE TRANSPORTATION:

• Experience the Sacred Valley Tour in comfort with our tourist bus on the first day.
• Enjoy the convenience of a transfer from Ollantaytambo to Piscakucho (km 82), the gateway to the Classic Inca Trail.
• Relax on a comfortable bus ride from Machu Picchu to Aguas Calientes.
• Travel back in style on the Expeditions class tourist train from Machu Picchu to Ollantaytambo.
• Seamless transfer service from Ollantaytambo train station to Cusco awaits you.

PREMIER CAMPING GEAR:

• Share a spacious four-person tent with a fellow traveler, providing comfort and ample space for two.
• Stay cozy in state-of-the-art four-season tents designed for all weather conditions.
• Rest easy on Therm-a-rest sleeping pads.
• Dine in style with a dedicated dining room tent, complemented by kitchen and toilet facilities.
• Enjoy the convenience of portable seating and tables.
• Dedicated tents for guides and porters ensure organized and efficient support along the trail.
• Well-equipped kitchen gear handled by experts.
• Reliable gear for porters, including backpacks, warm attire, and life insurance.

COMFORTABLE ACCOMMODATIONS:

• Spend a relaxing night in a shared hotel room in Ollantaytambo, with the option of upgrading to a private room for an additional US$30.00.
• Revel in 3 nights of scenic camping under the stars.

DELICIOUS MEALS:

• Begin your day with hearty breakfasts.
• Savor three hot lunches and three hot dinners, crafted by skilled chefs.
• Indulge in a diverse menu of pancakes, omelets, soups, fresh fruits, avocado, pasta, chicken, fish, meat, and rice—all perfect for refueling your trek.
• Warm up with a selection of hot beverages, including the high-altitude favorite, coca leaf tea.
• Enjoy daily teatime with offerings of tea, coffee, biscuits, and popcorn.
• Vegetarian meals available upon request.
• Stay hydrated with boiled water for your morning needs.

TRAIL PERMITS AND ACCESS:

• Gain access to key sites including the Sacred Valley, Inca Trail, and Machu Picchu.

KNOWLEDGEABLE GUIDES:

• Benefit from the expertise of English-speaking guides who add insight to your adventure (2 guides for groups over 8).

CULINARY EXPERTS:

• Enjoy meals prepared by professional chefs supported by their assistants.

DEDICATED PORTERS:

• Count on porters to transport essential camping equipment, food, and kitchen supplies.

PERSONAL BAG PORTERS:

• Take advantage of porters to carry your duffle bag between camps (7 kg limit).

ADDITIONAL CONVENIENCES:

• Refresh yourself with hot water available each morning and evening for washing.
• Travel with peace of mind with access to a first aid kit and emergency oxygen bottle.

Items Not Included in Your Classic Inca Trail Package

For full transparency, these are the expenses you’ll handle yourself:

• BREAKFAST: On the first morning, breakfast is at your own arrangement. Some hotels provide early breakfast; alternatively, stop at Ollantaytambo where options are readily available.
• ADDITIONAL MEALS: Lunch on the initial day in Urubamba and the last day in Aguas Calientes. Expect costs between US$15.00 to US$25.00.

Enhance Your Adventure with Optional Extras

Personalize your journey with these add-ons:

• Sleeping Bag: Rent one for 4 days at US$25 to ensure a restful sleep.
• Shared Porter Service: For US$70.00, have a porter carry up to 7 kg for you.
• Trekking Poles: Add them to your gear for US$10 for the entire trek.
• Gratuities for Staff: A token of appreciation is recommended, approximately US$30-US$40, to thank guides, cooks, and porters for a job well done.

Ready to set off on an incredible journey? Reserve your spot and begin this adventure of a lifetime along the Classic Inca Trail!

For Your Unforgettable 5-Day Classic Inca Trail Adventure, We Suggest You Pack:

To ensure you’re fully prepared for this incredible journey, make sure to include the following essentials:

• The duffle bag we provide at the briefing time—your porter will take care of carrying this for you.
• Your original passport and, if it’s applicable, your original ISIC student card.
• A small, comfortable backpack.
• A cozy sleeping bag, ideally rated for temperatures down to -8º C.
• Sturdy hiking boots to navigate the diverse terrain.
• Trekking poles, for those who want to ease knee strain and enhance stability on the many ups and downs of the trail.
• Warm clothing, layer up for those variable temperatures you’ll encounter, especially once the sun goes down.
• Thermals including gloves, a scarf, wool socks, and a toasty woolen hat to keep warm during chilly nights.
• Versatile clothing like T-shirts and trekking pants that transform into shorts—perfect for brisk and comfortable daytime walks.
• A reliable flashlight or head torch to guide your way after dark.

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• A camera with extra batteries, so you won’t miss capturing any breathtaking moment.
• Sun protection essentials: sunscreen, a wide-brimmed sun hat, and UV-protective sunglasses.
• A personal medical kit alongside effective insect repellent to keep unwelcome bugs at bay.
• Rain gear, whether a poncho or an excellent rain jacket, to keep you dry if the clouds unleash a downpour.
• Essential toiletries, a roll of toilet paper, and a small towel, because comfort is key.
• A 2-liter water bottle—note that disposable water bottles aren’t allowed at Machu Picchu to help preserve its beauty.
• Some extra cash on hand for refreshing drinks, generous tips, memorable souvenirs, and other personal expenses (soles or dollars).
• Bathing clothes in case you decide to enjoy a relaxing dip in the hot springs.

Remember, trekking poles are highly recommended on the Classic Inca Trail! They are your trusty allies on this magnificent journey, offering support on steep ascents and descents to enhance your trekking experience. Excited? Now’s the best time to prepare and secure your spot for this adventure of a lifetime!

Price of the tour

Price US$ 850.00 p/person.
(Based on Double / Triple accommodation).

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PRIVATE TOUR Daily Departures:

• 2 person (minimum) US$ 950.00 p/person.
• 3-4 person 920.00 p/person.
• 5-9 person 890.00 p/person.
• * Guided tour with expert english speaking guides

FAQ ABOUT CLASSIC INCA TRAIL

When is the ideal time to trek the Classic Inca Trail and Sacred Valley?

The optimal time for trekking is during the dry season, which extends from May to September. During these months, you can expect clear skies, minimal rainfall, and superb trekking conditions.

How early should I reserve my trek?

Since the dry season coincides with the peak tourist period, it is crucial to book your trek well in advance to secure your spot.

Is trekking possible during the shoulder months?

Absolutely, trekking in the shoulder months of April and October is a viable alternative. These months provide relatively favorable weather with fewer trekkers on the trails.

What should be considered regarding altitude acclimatization?

Proper preparation and acclimatization to the altitude are essential for a successful trek. We recommend spending several days at a high altitude before commencing your trek to adjust and mitigate the risk of altitude sickness.

Is the Classic Inca Trail and Sacred Valley Tour refundable after booking?

Unfortunately, the Classic Inca Trail and Sacred Valley Tour is non-refundable once booked. We advise purchasing travel insurance that includes trip cancellation coverage to safeguard your investment.

Why is travel insurance advised?

Travel insurance is advised to provide a safety net in case unforeseen events hinder your ability to embark on your trek, covering trip cancellations and other potential disruptions. It also offers medical coverage in the event of illness or injury during your trip.

What should I pack for the trek?

We suggest packing light yet essential items, such as comfortable walking shoes, a waterproof jacket, and warm layers for cooler nights. Please refer to our detailed packing list for more specific recommendations.

Is the Classic Inca Trail and Sacred Valley Tour suitable for all fitness levels?

The trek involves moderate to challenging physical exertion, including steep inclines and descents at high altitudes. Therefore, it is advisable that participants be in good physical condition and adequately prepared for the trek.

Are there any age restrictions for the trek?

There is no specific age limit for the Classic Inca Trail and Sacred Valley Tour. However, participants must be at least 12 years old, and minors must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian.

What is the maximum group size for the trek?

The typical maximum group size is 16 people to ensure a personalized experience and minimize environmental impact. Smaller groups can also be arranged upon request.

How does the tour support sustainable tourism?

Our company is committed to sustainable tourism practices, such as employing local guides and porters, promoting responsible waste management on the trail, and supporting community projects in the areas we visit. We also educate our guests on minimizing their impact while traveling responsibly.

Furthermore, a portion of your tour fee contributes to conservation projects and the preservation of the region’s cultural heritage. By choosing our Classic Inca Trail and Sacred Valley Tour, you are supporting the sustainability of Peru’s tourism industry.

Can I customize my tour itinerary?

Yes, we offer personalized tours for individuals or groups wishing to tailor their itinerary according to their interests and preferences. Our team will work with you to create a bespoke experience that aligns with your needs while encompassing highlights such as Machu Picchu and other popular destinations in the region.

What if I have dietary restrictions or allergies?

Please inform us in advance about any dietary restrictions or allergies so we can accommodate your needs. Our knowledgeable guides are trained to prepare and serve meals catering to various dietary requirements, including vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free, and more. We strive to ensure all our guests feel comfortable and satisfied during their trek.

Is altitude sickness a concern during the trek?

Altitude sickness can be a concern when trekking at high elevations. Therefore, our itinerary includes gradual acclimatization days to allow your body time to adjust to altitude changes. Additionally, our guides are trained in first aid and will assist if you exhibit symptoms of altitude sickness. Staying hydrated and following our recommended acclimatization tips is also crucial.

Is travel insurance mandatory?

Yes, we require all our guests to have travel insurance prior to embarking on our tours. This ensures your safety and protection, and in the event of unforeseen circumstances or emergencies during the trip, travel insurance will provide coverage for medical expenses and potential evacuations. We strongly recommend securing comprehensive travel insurance, including coverage for high-altitude trekking.

As a responsible tour company, we are committed to offering a safe and enjoyable experience while promoting sustainable tourism practices. By opting for our Classic Inca Trail and Sacred Valley Tour, you are embarking on an unforgettable journey and supporting local communities and preserving the natural environment. We work closely with local guides, porters, and families to ensure fair wages and ethical treatment for everyone involved. Additionally, we adhere to Leave No Trace principles to minimize our environmental footprint.

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What to Expect:

Embarking on the 5-day Classic Inca Trail and Sacred Valley Tour guarantees an unforgettable expedition teeming with diverse experiences and awe-inspiring scenery. Each day unveils a new discovery, from the breathtaking Patallaqta to the enchanting Winay Wayna, showcasing the remarkable engineering feats of the Inca civilization.

The journey is physically demanding yet immensely rewarding, with challenging ascents and descents that instill a genuine sense of achievement. Be prepared for changing weather conditions, ranging from warm sunshine to sudden rain showers, adding to the trek’s dynamic nature. Nights can be particularly cold, especially when camping at higher elevations, making the provided gear list essential for your comfort and safety.

Beyond the scenic beauty, you will immerse yourself in the local culture and traditions. Knowledgeable local guides will enrich your understanding of the significance of each site by sharing their wealth of stories. Additionally, engaging with fellow trekkers and sharing this journey fosters a sense of camaraderie, often leading to lifelong friendships.

Ultimately, reaching the ancient city of Machu Picchu is the pinnacle of this adventure—a final reward that will leave you in awe and deep reflection on the journey that brought you there.

Trek Difficulty:

The 5-day Classic Inca Trail and Sacred Valley Tour is considered a moderately difficult trek, ideal for active travelers who have a good level of physical fitness. Spanning approximately 26 miles, the trail demands endurance and stamina as you navigate steep inclines, descents, and varying altitudes. Acclimatization to the altitude is crucial, as the highest point, Dead Woman’s Pass, reaches an elevation of 13,828 feet above sea level.

Additionally, the trek involves long hiking days, sometimes up to 8 hours, across challenging terrain that includes rocky paths and ancient stone steps. While prior trekking experience is not mandatory, it is advantageous for participants to have trained with hikes or long walks to prepare for the physical demands. Adequate preparation ensures you can fully enjoy the mesmerizing landscapes and historical sites, making every ounce of effort worthwhile.

Best Time to Do It:

The ideal time to embark on the Classic Inca Trail and Sacred Valley Tour is during the dry season, from May to September. During these months, the weather is typically more predictable, with clear skies and minimal rainfall, offering optimal trekking conditions. This period coincides with the Andean winter, providing cooler temperatures that make the strenuous hikes more manageable. Another benefit of trekking during the dry season is the stunning visibility, allowing you to fully appreciate the breathtaking vistas and vibrant landscapes along the trail.

However, it’s important to note that this is also the peak tourist season, so booking your trek well in advance is essential to secure your spot. For those seeking a less crowded experience, the shoulder months of April and October offer a compromise, with relatively favorable weather and fewer trekkers on the trail. Regardless of when you choose to go, proper preparation and acclimatization to the altitude will enhance your overall experience.

Important Recommendations:

To maximize your experience and ensure a safe and enjoyable journey, consider the following recommendations:

• Training: Start exercising a few months before your trek with regular aerobic activities, strength exercises, and long walks or hikes to build stamina and strength.
• Acclimatization: Get to Cusco two days before your trek to let your body adjust to the altitude and lessen the risk of altitude sickness.
• Gear: Buy good quality gear, like waterproof hiking boots, moisture-wicking clothes, a strong backpack, and a reliable sleeping bag. Make sure you’ve used your gear before the trek.
• Hydration and Snacks: Always have enough water to stay hydrated and bring high-energy snacks to keep your energy up. Staying hydrated helps prevent altitude sickness.
• Health Check: Talk to your doctor before the trip, especially if you have health issues. Bring a first-aid kit with basics like band-aids, antiseptic wipes, and pain relief.
• Travel Insurance: Get travel insurance that covers trekking and medical emergencies, including evacuation.
• Cultural Respect: Learn about the local traditions to interact respectfully. Knowing and respecting culture enhances your trek.
• Environment: Follow Leave No Trace principles by minimizing environmental impact, disposing of waste properly, and avoiding single-use plastics.

Following these recommendations will help you to fully immerse yourself in the beauty and challenge of the Classic Inca Trail and Sacred Valley Tour, making it a memorable and rewarding adventure.

Cancellation Policy

Please note that our cancellation policy is strict: once booked, the Classic Inca Trail and Sacred Valley Tour is non-refundable. We understand that circumstances can change, so we strongly recommend obtaining travel insurance that covers trip cancellations. This provides a safety net should unforeseen events prevent you from embarking on your trek. Carefully consider your travel plans and commitments before finalizing your booking to ensure a smooth and enjoyable experience.