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Inca Trail 4 days–Live a fascinating hiking experience by the Unesco’s heritage Trail towards the sacred citadel of the Incas — Machu Picchu, teeming with bewitching legends and history from your Trek Leader; savor spectacular views on a fully supported trek and a private guide at your side.
This ancient 4 day Inca trail to Machu Picchu in Cusco has always lured travelers so it is by far the most famous and iconic trek in South America and it is rated by many trek enthusiasts to be in the top 5 treks in the world. This trail is Unesco’s World Heritage site so do Machu Picchu, in few words, you will experience 2 Unesco Sites on this once-in-a-lifetime adventure filled with stone temples and surrounded by verdant vistas, 100% bucket list worthy.
In just 26 miles (43 km of trail), it manages to combine beautiful mountain scenery with a stunning combination of the region’s ruins, mountain capes, and cloud forests, overshadowed by the fame of its ancient Incan temples and the Inca trail heading to the sacred cities in the jungle. The entire trail has a “mystical Inca” type of feel to it, especially when you reach the top of Dead Woman pass or when you are on day 3 through the stairs and conquer the mysterious Machu Picchu Incan city on an exciting adventure, where there’s such a warm, spiritual vibe here and you can witness it–Classic Inca Trail to Machu Picchu 4 days, Join Us!
Join us for the adventure of a lifetime – give us a call at +51 984 464 391 or shoot us an email at [email protected] to learn more or book your spot today!
This trek is officially operated by Peru Summit Adventures, a 100% local tour operator based in Cusco.
We do like to do our hikes a little bit different than others or conventional operators that way to experience a true journey & adventure along the trail likewise the team that goes with us as well.
We understand the hard work our Quechua porters face along the trail just to make your hike/ experience as enjoyable as possible by providing us their support, how? by carrying our clothes, cooking delicious meals, setting up our tents, and for years, many have done this under appalling working conditions. However, all this could be different with us. We are committed to ethical conditions which are within our Responsible Travel guidelines.
We do our very best effort and are committed to changing the things on the trail to make a better place for everyone that is part of us. We know all these issues because we experienced unfair treatment when we worked as support staff years ago for other companies. Be an explorer be a local at least for 4 days and mingle with our Quechua Andean porters. Come join us and make a great difference by hiking with us, it’s the only way to discover what we are really doing it.
Traveling with us you are making a big difference in favor of the environment, our trips are rated as eco-friendly trips to ensure that fragile ecosystems are protected and maintained for future human generations, also maintain ecosystem and environment integrity through considering a sustainable and ethical business model. Making genuine and sustainable itineraries often translates to real costs, with a host of responsible travel practices that underpin our prices.
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UPGRADED COMFORT: Premium or Comfort trips are led by Peru Summit Adventures experts, an experienced crew at your side, or top trip leaders/guides, and tap into private local experts' resources to allow for in-depth exploration and special access to unique sites that only the local leaders/guides know. Itineraries are carefully crafted and fully planned, with plenty of free time to roam. Camping gears are high-end and accommodations are high-end or best available. Ground transportation and most meals (especially in hikes) and activities are included in the trip price.
STRENUOUS: Designed for experienced active travelers in excellent physical condition. Full-day hikes (6-9 hours), mountainous, steep terrain (hiking up or down as much as 3,500 ft) on many hikes. 4-day to 6-day trips with hiking at average altitudes of 10,000 to 14,500 ft are in this category with some exposed sections.
Hiking, Camping, Archaeology & Cultural Adventures
While we expect the tour will run as the itinerary describes to Private Inca Trail 4 Days Hike to Machu Picchu. Participants should accept that there is the possibility of changes, being necessary liable to local conditions, eg, strikes, natural disasters, these changes might be at the discretion of your travel company.
Pro 4-season tents in Black Diamond and North Face with Pro Sleeping pads in Therma-Rest and pillows, tents are roomy and cozy designed for 3 people but used only for 2 guests.
Min 2 ppl, Max 8 ppl
Minimum of 02 people is needed to depart. Family groups, couple travelers, friends, or even if you’re a SOLO traveler, you are welcome to our trips. Price is per person, which is based on two people who might share a room/tent. The itinerary is described and based on shared services as well as semi-private service; however, if you are looking for a private service, that would be upon request.
YES, to protect the historical trail, the number of people allowed to hike the Inca Trail 4 days each day is limited to 500. That is why, you should reserve your space as soon as possible. Spaces can be filled up three to four months in advance. Spaces fill more quickly in the high tourist season, from May to September.
Please allow a minimum of 2 days in Cusco before your hike begins to Inca Trail 4 days.
Since 2014 and since the very first day of our operation, Peru Summit Adventures has been blazing new trails, new ways of experiencing in Inca Trail 4 Days to Machu Picchu. Our trailblazing is just one reason we are a uniquely qualified local company to ensure you have a trip of a lifetime.
This meeting is carried out mostly on the day before the trek date at 5 PM at your hotel, it is when you will get further orientation briefing about the hike and you will ask any questions to your guide, this way you will be 100% ready for the Inca Trail 4 days to Machu Picchu. Any rental payments and remaining payments will be made during this meeting as well.
You need to come for our meeting bringing the following: Passport, travel insurance information/policy, piece of paper, and pen to take notes.
Easiest
At 5 AM, your Trek Leader will come to your hotel to pick you up and will drive for two and a half hours through the Sacred Valley to the trailhead, which is Piskacucho also called KM 82 (2,700 m/ 8,858 ft). On the half drive in Ollantaytambo, in the heart of the Sacred Valley we’ll stop to have breakfast (this first breakfast is not included in your trek package).
After breakfast, we will keep driving for one hour to get to the beginning of the Inca trail; in which, we will meet our porters, give our duffel bags to them, and get ready for the Inca Trail Hike, at this place is also located at the main checkpoint where will be checked our tickets, permits, and passports, for this, you must bring your original passport.
Once we pass the main checkpoint we will walk for about three hours to the lunch spot of Tarayoc. On this section of the trail, we will see the first Incan site known as Kanabamba, in the further distance the majestic Veronica Mountain (Waqaywillka Mountain in the Quechua language).
Today our most fascinating site is Patallacta (an Incan site, which is comprised of temples, palaces, terraces, and aqueducts), which was used as the nexus point between the cities from the jungle side and the cities from the highlands during the Incan empire, where our Trek Leader will deliver a great history about it.
Walking about 30 more minutes we will arrive at Tarayoc (a small community) where we will have lunch by 1:00 pm. After lunch, we will walk up the valley for two more hours to reach the first campsite called Wayllabamba located at an altitude of 3,000 m / 9,842 ft.
In the evening we will enjoy hot drinks and some snacks followed by a delicious dinner. During dinner, your Trek Leader will refresh the information for the following day and finally, you will rest in your tents.
Lunch and dinner
Moderate
11 km / 6.83 miles
6 - 7 hours
2,700 m / 8,858 ft.
2,700 m / 8,858 ft.
3,000 m / 9,842 ft.
May-Sept mostly sunny/ Oct-April Unpredictable
The second day is the most challenging one on the whole trail, today a great, nutritious, fresh breakfast will make us ready for the tough hike.
After breakfast, we will start climbing up the path until getting the Dead-woman Pass whose elevation is 4,215 m / 13,829 ft, which is the highest point on the Inca trail, as we hike to this pass, we will get to different ecotones (a transition area between two adjacent ecological communities “ecosystems”), this type of forest makes the section of the Inca Trail unique and this forest is home for many species of birds, butterflies, and some mammals, with some luck you can spot some deer around or spot some hummingbirds.
On this uphill section, after 2 hours and 30 minutes hiking from the campsite is located Lulluchapampa 3,800 m / 12,467 ft, which is a main break or resting place, and sometimes we set our tents over here for lunch and from you here you can spot some snowcapped mountains in far distances.
After a deserved break, we will keep trekking to reach the Dead-woman pass for two more hours, upon our arrival we will take a very well-deserved rest to enjoy the scenic landscape around, from this highest point, we will walk downhill for 3 hours to get to the second campsite called Pacaymayu located at an elevation of 3650 m/ 11,975 ft, the evening temperature is cold and it is better to come in warm jackets for this campsite. This evening we’ll have tea time and dinner.
Breakfast, lunch, & dinner
Moderate to Demanding
12 km / 7.45 miles
7 - 8 hours
3,000 m / 9,840 ft
3,000 m / 9,840 ft
4,215 m / 13,825 ft
May-Sept mostly sunny/ Oct-April Unpredictable
The third day is the most scenic and the most historic day as there are many ancient Incan sites along the trail to enjoy and learn a lot.
Early in the morning, we will have a succulent breakfast provided by our cook. After breakfast, we will make our rucksacks ready and continue with our hike, right after the campsite we will get into an uphill section for about 2 hours, on this uphill section we will pass by Runkuraqay Inca Site, a small site but with very particular features, and of course, you will learn about it from your Trek Leader.
From the Runkuraqay Inca site, we will keep trekking uphill to the next pass called Runkuraqay as well, this pass is located at an elevation of 3,950 m / 12,959 ft, from this pass, you will see the mountain ranges of Urubamba and Vilcabamba in very far locations.
This day is also a day to hike by the original section of the Inca Trail and along the trail, we will visit the following Inca Sites/temples Runkuraqay, Sayaqmarka, Phuyupatamarca, Intipata, and Wiñaywayna; and at each site you will stop to explore it and learn about the Inca civilization delivered by your Trek Leader.
Most of the trail goes through the cloud forest where is possible to see beautiful orchids and birds, and most of the trail is still original, exactly as the Incans left behind centuries ago. About mid-day, we will enjoy our just-prepared lunch at a lookout point with stunning vistas around.
After lunch, we will hike downhill to Wiñaywayna for 3 hours, translated to “Forever Young,” (2,650 m / 8,694 ft.), which is the last campsite. Once at the campsite, we will enjoy our last dinner prepared by our cook, followed by a farewell meeting, during this small ceremony you will thank your porters, say goodbye, and if have some gratuities you can also do it during this time. After the farewell ceremony, you will pass to your tents to rest.
Breakfast, lunch, & dinner
Moderate to Demanding
15 km / 9.32 miles
8 - 10 hours
3,650 m / 11,975 ft
2,650 m / 8,692 ft
3,950 m / 12,956 ft
May-Sept mostly sunny/ Oct-April Unpredictable
To experience the early morning views from the Sun Gate, we will wake up very early (around 4 AM) to go to the queue and be one of the first ones to reach the Sun Gate, in the early morning we will grab a light breakfast and we will be ready for the most important day. From this last campsite to the Gate of the Sun is about 1 hour of hike.
The most important day has arrived–Machu Picchu, there is no way how to describe the feelings of the first views of Machu Picchu from the Gate of the Sun, as the mist rises off the mountains early in the morning and the astonishing Incan Citadel appears in front of you. This morning, all trekking sores or pains will be transformed into happiness because we will be illuminated by the energy of this iconic site, this way we will be entering the wonders of Machu Picchu.
From the Gate of the Sun, we will still hike for 1 hour to arrive in Machu Picchu; Machu Picchu is such a mind-bending place where the masterpiece is combined in one jewel with thousands of elements crafted carefully to have a brilliant combination and perfection. In which, all dreams will become reality. The morning is dedicated to exploring the extraordinary Machu Picchu with your Trek Leader.
After a great time at the Incan emperor’s palace and religious site, we will take the bus down to Machu Picchu Town (Aguas Calientes Town), where we will have lunch (not included) and we will toast with some cold Cusqueña beers, Pisco Sours, or just some exotic juices. In the afternoon we will take the train back to Ollantaytambo train station and/or Poroy train station, as of this place continue driving to your hotel in Cusco City where you will be arriving by 7 PM. End of the Adventure!
Only breakfast
Easy to Moderate
5 km / 3.11 miles
2 - 3 hours
2,650 m / 8,692 ft
2,400 m / 7,874 ft
2,700 m / 8,858 ft
May-Sept mostly sunny/ Oct-April Unpredictable
Although we do our very best possible to adhere to the schedule above, this itinerary is subject to change for several reasons beyond our control, including strikes, weather, natural disasters, and terrain conditions. On some occasions, these conditions may demand us to deviate from our original schedule, in which case we will provide the best available alternative options. And we’ll make a great experience of it!
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| Number of participants | Price per person | Total ($ USD) | |
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| 1 Participant | We have special rates for SOLO travelers. Get started by filling out the inquiry form. | Enquire Now | |
| 2 Participants | $ 2,600.00 | $ 5,200.00 | Enquire Now |
| 3 Participants | $ 2,500.00 | $ 7,500.00 | Enquire Now |
| 4 Participants | $ 2,400.00 | $ 9,600.00 | Enquire Now |
| 5 Participants | $ 2,200.00 | $ 11,000.00 | Enquire Now |
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| 3 people $ 2,500.00 | Enquire Now |
| 4 people $ 2,400.00 | Enquire Now |
| 5 people $ 2,200.00 | Enquire Now |
| 6+ people (We have special rates for groups, which are over 6ppl. Get started by filling out the inquiry form.) | Enquire Now |
Prices are quoted in US Dollars and all payments must be made in US Dollars. Prices are per person based on SEMI-PRIVATE service; we depart with 2 ppl as a minimum, 8 ppl as maximum, and an average of 4 ppl in a group. This trek is also based on double occupancy for tents in the trail.
Making a choice of your right travel company/ tour operator is the most important decision you will make as you make your plans for a long-anticipated dreamed adventure. At first glance, some companies may seem cheaper. However, when you research a little deeper, you will see why traveling with Peru Summit Adventures assures that you will have the most memorable travel experience possible. In fact, we guarantee it, our TripAdvisor reviews say that.
Making genuine and sustainable itineraries often translate to real costs, with a host of responsible travel practices that underpin our prices, here are the reasons why you should go with us!
Besides, Machu Picchu offers one of the world’s most spellbinding travel experiences. But it’s also a world-renowned destination, and touring the site in a big group with multitudes of tourists shoving for photos, and competing to hear the guide, your once in a lifetime visit to this World Heritage Site may lose its magic. Our Machu Picchu Trips are scheduled with an average of just four travelers, allowing for a deeper exploration of the lost city of the Incas, with our Local Experts / Tour Leaders.
We are very confident the quality of our Inca Trail 4 days will get your expectations and that you will savor the best possible of cultural travel experience, nature travel experience, and adventure travel experience if you are dissatisfied, we’ll happily give you credit for an extra trip or for a future journey. It’s, to our knowledge, the best guarantee in the travel business.
Probably you will see that most of the tour operators mention it on their websites that are local tour companies, however, if you research a little deeper you will find out that’s not true, they might be although half of the operation is done from here and another half abroad, they even have NorthAmerican phone number or European phone numbers, which is a clue to find out, we are not against the foreigner companies or half foreign companies, what we are against is that they lie.
In Cusco exist just few truly local tour operators. If you did not know, foreign companies come to Peru to get rich without paying a General Sales Tax or Tax Contribution to our country. If you did not know that, according to the United Nations, for every US $100 spent on a tour in a developing country or foreign travel companies, only $5 stays in the local economy. Normally, almost all of the money flows back to large companies operating outside the destination countries. As we are a local family enterprise, we guarantee that your travel expenditures will support the local economy, and improve the lives of Peruvians through contributing to general sales tax.
Be a responsible traveller! Let’s make this world a better place for everyone and for everyone that lives in it! The natural environments that we travel to are fragile and abundant with beautiful culture and traditions that are often reliant on tourism. We have a responsibility as travelers to minimize the impact of our presence, protect what is delicate, and leave a positive influence everywhere we can.
As a locally owned and based Peruvian tour company, we integrate these practices into our in-country operations we are aiming for a style of travel that makes the world a better place for everyone, and for everyone that lives in it. Since our very first days as a tour operator, responsible business has been at the heart of what we do. Peru Summit Adventures is committed not just to treading lightly, but to making a real difference by helping and investing in local communities, education initiatives, environmental conservation projects. These values are not more than just words, they are ingrained in the culture and philosophy of our crew, daily operations of Peru Summit Adventures trips, and at our office too.
All welcome meetings (briefings) are delivered by your tour leader/ trek leader at your hotel at 5:00 PM the night before your trek. If you are unable to make it at that time, please, let us know with a reasonable time in advance to coordinate a different time.
Travellers whose tour is a package; the welcome meeting will be upon their arrival in Cusco once they are transferred from the airport to the hotel. Briefings are approximately 45 minutes to 1 hour long, where you will receive your duffel bags.
You need to consider the maximum weight of 7kg/ 15 pounds. Remember 4kg/ 8.5 pounds will be for your clothes and other personal items. The remaining 3kg/ 6.5 pounds will be for your sleeping bag and sleeping pad. Duffel bags will be given back to the Peru Summit Adventures office crew at your hotel upon your arrival from your trip.
If the group consists of 9 participants, there will be an additional Group Sweep (assistant guide). On the trail, you will just carry your own daypack for the items that you want with you on the trail, such as a water bottle and a jacket or a camera. Our team of Inca Trail porters carries all your other gear in duffel bags from camp to camp. The altitudes at our campsites, our first camp is at 9,842 feet (3,000m), second camp at 11,975 feet (3,650 m), third camp at 8,694 feet (2,650m).
If you have tickets to hike either Huaynapicchu or Machu Picchu Mountain, you will have some extra time. If you wish to spend the whole day at Machu Picchu, we are glad to add an afternoon session ticket to your booking for $50.00 per person, if so, let us know.
To protect the Inca Trail’s monuments and environment, the Peruvian government only issue 200 permits a day for hikers (plus an additional 300 permits for the licensed porters and staff who carry the gear and work on the trips). Permits sell out extremely fast in advance! We must obtain your permit for you when you sign up, so we urge you to book your trip at least six months in advance, especially if you are considering going between May and September. Once this limit of 500 people is reached, the Trail is effectively closed off for the day and no further bookings can be made.
All permits to trek must be bought as far as possible in advance with complete and correct passport information, to which no modifications can be made. Any attempts at modifications result in a loss of the permit and any money paid. So we do REQUIRE a copy of your passport on a good resolution at the moment of booking. The date of passport expiry – Must be valid for a least 6 months past the date of travel.
Please note: The passport number and name will be used to identify yourself as you enter the checkpoint at the start of the trail, throughout the hike and Machu Picchu. If this information does not match the information you have submitted at the time of booking confirmation, changes and corrections can be subject to extra fees as discrepancies can lead to being denied admission to the Inca Trail. These regulations and rules are strictly enforced by the governing bodies of the Inca Trail and are out of the control of Peru Summit Adventures, meaning no exceptions can be made.
If you are denied access to the Inca Trail in the unlikely event, as a result of providing incorrect or invalid information during the booking time, the cost of accommodation, train tickets, and other services during this time will be the responsibility of the individual and not Peru Summit Adventures.
Please be advised during the wet season (Jan – March) if there are periods of severe rainfall some of the campsites on the Inca Trail may become unusable and unsafe. In the interest of your safety, there may be some changes made locally to the trekking itinerary if the conditions of the campsites are assessed to be unsafe.
The trail reopens on March 1st when the rainfall lightens up and the mountains are still green. High season begins in May and extends through September, as these are the driest months. October through December is considered shoulder season when occasional rainfall is possible, but keep in mind that the highlands of Peru are a temperate desert and it is not uncommon for it not to rain for weeks at a time even in the height of the rainy season and also the weather can be changeable during the day or during the week through this shoulder season.
You are responsible for assessing whether a tour is suitable for you. You should consult your physician to confirm your fitness for travel and participation in any planned activities and for up-to-date medical travel information well before departure. You should seek your physician’s advice on vaccinations and medical precautions. Peru Summit Adventures will not provide any medical advice. It is your responsibility to assess the risks and requirements of each aspect of the tour based on your unique circumstances, fitness level, limitations, and medical requirements.
Please be advised that quite often we are in isolated areas and away from medical facilities and for legal reasons our leaders are prohibited from administering any type of drug including headache tablets, antibiotics, etc. When selecting your tour, please carefully read the itinerary and assess your ability to cope with our style of travel.
The Inca Trail is mostly stone-paved (Inca stones) and it goes up and down across green valleys and mountains while crossing two high-altitude passes. Any fit experienced hiker will enjoy this hike, but we recommend you make an extra effort to prepare by engaging in regular exercise well beyond your normal routine. To accelerate your conditioning, try walking faster than 1.5 miles per hour, walking on steeper inclines, using your gym’s stair-climbing machines, or going on full-day hikes (also a good way to break in your boots), when you go on a full-day hike, consider to carry your daypack with some items inside at least 15 pounds/ 7 kg. Please be aware that there are a few sections of long, steep stone staircases, so we do suggest to bring hiking poles to protect your knees.
In the unlikely event, you develop extreme altitude sickness or any other disease that prohibits you from hiking, and you still wish to visit Machu Picchu by train, we will gladly work with you to coordinate this trip. Since this will be a new trip, it will require extra fees. However, we will use as much of the original itinerary to keep costs low. Because of this, we recommend you consider at least $300 as an emergency budget for things that may happen during the tour and might incur additional expenses.
If you experience issues while hiking and can not continue, a Peru Summit Adventures staff (leader in extreme situations, a porter, group sweep if there is one, or another group member) will assist and accompany you to the closest road and wait while a car comes to pick you up and transfer you to the nearest health clinic.
There are two high points, one is Warmiwañusca (Deadwoman) pass at 4,215m/ 13,829 ft, and the other is Runkuracay pass at 3,950m/ 12,959 ft. We will end this amazing adventure exploring the stunning ancient Inca city of Machu Picchu with our tour leader discovering its mysteries.
We will interact with our porters engaging them in games, talks, this will be a memorable experience for both you and them, our idea of the Inca Trail is to involve our porters in your experience that way you will have an opportunity to understand about their culture, language, and more.
We will eat amazing food (breakfast, lunch, dinner, snacks, tea time), all fresh, just made, and organic food, all prepared by our chef. All this food experience we’ll be always in our dining tents with chairs, table, at night with lamps, and many more amenities. At night we will take a time to get our cameras ready to spot some constellations and take some awesome shots of the milky way. Our accommodation for the night will be in four-season tents with Therma rest sleeping pads and sleeping bags.
Spend the day hiking and getting different types of microclimates, different views every single minute, getting some archaeological sites, enjoying some fascinating stories delivered by our Tour Leader. Stop at a scenic spot about mid-day for lunch, generally on the halfway to the next campsite.
End your day with nice tea time, then a typical-cooked dinner made from our locally-sourced ingredients. At night, we’ll take a glance at the sky to learn about the Andean constellation, and take some great shots of the milky way. End your activity of the day, resting in a comfortable four-season tent with nice sleeping pads, and sleeping bags.
Normally, the participants in a group pool their tipping money together for the leaders, porters, and chefs, or you might do this individually, or your leader will offer to collect the money and tip as a group. Tipping your Leaders is more personal and needs to be decided based on your relationship, quality, and length of the service with them and done separately from the group or could be individual, this happens mostly once the tour is over in Machu Picchu or Aguas Calientes Town.
Porters and Chefs prefer local currency (Peruvian Soles) if possible. Leaders are happy with both currencies–US dollars, or Peruvian Soles. Ask your Leader for specific recommendations based on the circumstances and culture, preferable during your welcome meeting time before your trek begins.
The perfect custom-made private tours, adventure tours, or expeditions don’t just happen. It takes a team of talented, knowledgeable, passionate, and experienced professionals to bring it all together and possible. Our team of Peru Summit Adventures Leaders is comprised of local trip veterans, seasoned tour veterans with rich backgrounds on history, archaeology, culture, cuisine, geology, biology, and more.
With the highest staff-to-guest ratio in the travel industry, our Trip Leaders safely deliver your trip-of-a-lifetime to maximize your Peru journeys and adventures every step of the way. Our Tour/Trek Leaders have worked extensively in the Peru isolated mountains, archaeological sites, hiking the Inca Trail (at least 150 times), Amazon jungle, and being at Machu Picchu for over 400 times at least, this guarantees your trip a unique and memorable experience.
Camping Equipment: Great gear is a key part of every great journey, so we’ve made our gear warehouse featuring top-performing brands like Black Diamond, Patagonia, North Face Summit Series, Therma Rest, Marmot, Leki, this is a fantastic collection of our outdoor gear, accessories, which are offered in all trekking adventures, expeditions, and Peru Summit Adventures Logo items.
In all hikes, you’ll enjoy Pro 4-season tents in Black Diamond and North Face with Pro Sleeping pads in Therma-Rest and pillows, tents are roomy and cozy designed for 3 people but used only for 2 guests.
Make the most of Inca Trail’s natural beauty with succulent meals on each adventure tour, and Discover the delights of Peruvian Cuisine on this trek to Machu Picchu. So the food is awesome!
A new introduction to holistic food, which is Natural Food in all our tour adventures (Treks, Picnic Trips, Amazon Jungle Trips, and Expeditions Trips). In a holistic diet, you eat natural food, avoid highly processed foods, and eat in moderation foods high in fat and sugar. Natural foods that are included in our holistic diet include vegetables, whole grains, fish, fowl, meats, fresh juices, local fruits, herbal teas, and coffee substitutes.
Freshly prepared foods provide more energy and are better for your well-being than previously prepared foods. Our Peru Summit chefs are to Food what Leonardo da Vinci is to Art, so we rely on really experienced chefs who were trained and chosen to make this food in the mountains, and they are our stars.
In addition, making the right food choices can help prevent future health problems on your trip, so because of that we introduced this service in each of our Treks.
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