
Crossing the imposing Salkantay Pass is the heart of this journey, a unique transition from glaciers to rainforest that few achieve with this level of comfort. This premium package allows you to relax in exclusive glass domes and private glamping tents, enjoying the aroma of local coffee and the soothing hot springs of Cocalmayo after conquering the Salkantay Pass. Along authentic Inca Trail routes, you’ll discover the archaeological site of Llactapata with its unparalleled view of Machu Picchu, before your triumphant arrival at the citadel. It’s the perfect harmony between the challenge of the Andes and the superior comfort you deserve.
What will you know in this package?
Hotel pick-up (valid only for hotels near the Main Square in Cusco).
See the route and distances here: Google Maps
US$ 1155
Our package begins very early in the morning with the pick-up of passengers from their accommodations, located near the Main Square of Cusco, to head towards Mollepata, where they will enjoy a light breakfast before continuing to Challacancha, the starting point of their trek. They will then hike for about three hours to Soraypampa, at an altitude of 3,900 meters (12,795 feet), where they will settle into their exclusive glass domes at Sky Camp and enjoy a lunch prepared by the team. In the afternoon, they will ascend to Humantay Lake, at an altitude of 4,200 meters (13,780 feet), to take photos and see the glacier; Finally, they will return to the camp for dinner and rest in their glass igloos under the stars.
On the second day, after breakfast, you’ll begin the ascent to Abra Salkantay, the highest point of the trip at 4,630 meters (15,190 feet), where you’ll have time to take photos of the snow-capped landscape. After reaching the summit, you’ll start your descent through the cloud forest to your lunch spot in Wuayracmachay, noticing how the climate changes to a warm, green rainforest. You’ll end the day in Collpapampa, at 2,900 meters (9,514 feet), where you’ll stay at the Mountain Sky View glamping lodge, a place surrounded by mountains and rivers designed for relaxation in nature.
On the third day, you’ll hike through the Santa Teresa Valley, seeing waterfalls and coffee, avocado, and passion fruit plantations. You’ll arrive at La Playa, an area of farms where you’ll learn about organic coffee cultivation, explore the plantations, and discover the local agricultural traditions. We will depart for the Sacred Jungle Lodges in Lucmabamba, an exclusive camp at an altitude of 1,900 meters (6,233 feet). After lunch, in the afternoon, you will go to the Cocalmayo hot springs to relax in its mineral-rich natural pools. Your day will culminate with a delicious dinner and rest amidst nature.
On the fourth day, you will hike a section of the original Inca Trail to the archaeological site of Llactapata, a center for the production and storage of food (corn, potatoes, and quinoa) that supplied travelers and priests heading to Machu Picchu. From here, you will see Machu Picchu in the distance for the first time. After lunch in the Aobamba area, you will go to the Hydroelectric Station to take the train to the town of Aguas Calientes, where you will have dinner and check into a hotel for a restful night’s sleep.
Finally, on the fifth day, you will visit the citadel of Machu Picchu via Circuit 2 (Classic Route). This is the most comprehensive tour, allowing you to thoroughly explore the urban and religious sectors, including temples and main squares, and ensuring you get the classic photo from the upper terraces. During the visit, an expert guide will share the history and secrets of this world wonder. You will also have the option to climb Huayna Picchu or Machu Picchu Mountain (prior arrangement required/not included). Afterward, you will return to the town of Aguas Calientes for lunch (not included) before taking the train to Ollantaytambo and then your transfer back to your hotel in Cusco. End of our services.
Cusco can be visited throughout the year, but if you want to travel during the best time, we recommend going between the months of April and October, as the probability of rain during those months is low, making the mountains look more majestic and with lots of sunlight.
To avoid altitude sickness, it is necessary to acclimatize by arriving in Cusco 2 or 3 days before the trek. If you are coming from a high-altitude area, you should dedicate at least one full day in the city to rest and recover from the journey before starting the expedition. The tour is offered as a shared service, so the groups are made up of people of different ages and physical conditions who walk at their own pace. In the event of any proposed changes to the itinerary, the guide will make the final decision after consulting with all participants.
Regarding the van, please note:
– In order to adhere to the itinerary, the maximum grace period for starting the trip will be 15 minutes.
– Seats in the van will be assigned according to the order of arrival, and you must return in the same seat you occupied at the beginning of the tour.
At least 3 months before the scheduled travel date and/or subject to availability of tickets for Circuit 2 of Machu Picchu, or 4 months in advance if your arrival date falls during peak season in Cusco (April to November).
Yes, it is essential that all participants carry a valid ID, Foreigner’s Card or Passport during all the tours included in the package.
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