Get up at 5:30 am, and enjoy the best indigenous coffee for breakfast, which is at 6 am.

Under the dawn sky you will start your hike, from this Inca Jungle tour to Machu Picchu, which gets steeper and steeper, until you reach the cozy family restaurant in Santa Rosa, where you can relax in hammocks, admire the coca plantations and have a snack while the family monkey entertains you.

After a while you will reach the real Inca Trail, which winds up steep slopes for about half a mile. Please note that this is not for people who suffer from vertigo!

The descent continues for a little more than two hours until you reach Qellomayo, a small town where you will have lunch.

Make sure you have saved enough energy for the final stretch of the Inca Jungle, a riverside hike along the Vilcanota River to the delightful Colcamayo hot springs. Rejuvenate in the heavenly warm waters and forget your weary wake in these natural surroundings. Fully replenished, you will find the final stretch of Santa Teresa. Here you should get a good night’s sleep.

Wake up at 07:00 hrs, have breakfast before boarding private transportation to the town of Lucmabamba, the entrance to another Inca Trail, which was discovered a few years ago.

We are the only tour company that travels this part of the Inca Trail, so for three and a half hours you will feel like Adam and Eve walking among parrots in this tranquil Garden of Eden. You will be rewarded for your efforts with a view of Machu Picchu from the top of Llactapata, flanked by the peak of Salkantay.

We will have lunch near the hydroelectric train station, from where the train leaves for Aguas Calientes, the base town of Machu Picchu. Dinner at a local restaurant is included before retiring to your lodge with hot water and private bathroom.

Un ascenso temprano hoy, ya que tomará el primer autobús a Machu Picchu a las 5:30 h, llegando a Machu Picchu a las 6:00 hrs, que con suerte coincidirá con un hermoso amanecer!

Tu guía no dejará piedras sin mover, pero no dudes en desafiar su conocimiento de la historia inca. Luego tienes tiempo libre para relajarte con las llamas y presumir de tus habilidades fotográficas.

Aquellos que todavía tienen la voluntad pueden hacer frente a Huaynapicchu. Un servicio de autobús frecuente lleva a los visitantes de regreso a Aguas Calientes, donde tomarán el tren a Hidroeléctrica u Ollantaytambo y luego tomarán el autobús a Cusco.

Importante:

Si desea acceder a la montaña Huayna Picchu o a la Montaña Machu Picchu, debe pagar $ 20 (veinte dólares) adicionales.
Todos los autobuses que regresan del Camino Inca dejan a los pasajeros a una cuadra de la plaza principal, usted va a regresar al hotel por su cuenta.