Machu Picchu Trekking
from $2,350
- Duration:
- 9 days, 7 nights
- Difficulty:
- Difficult
- Group Size:
- 4-8
- Adventure:
- High-altitude trek
Our itineraries
At present we're just offering the classic Inca Trail. We do, however, include two full days before the start of the trek to help you acclimatise properly. But there's plenty of exciting things to do and see during this time!
Country info and facts
Here's what you need to know to plan a trip to Peru. Please take careful note of the visa and entry procedure, as it's a little different from most other countries.
Spanish and Quechua
Nuevo soles
Proof of onward travel (like a plane or bus ticket). Documents showing you can enter your onward destination if you're not returning home afterwards. Bank statements showing you have sufficient funds to cover your trip expenses. A passport that's valid for at least six months from your date of entry.
Trek to Machu Picchu
All you need to know to plan a trek to the famous Inca city!
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