Inca Trail to Machu Picchu Tours

There are lots of Inca routes through the Andes, although most well-known is known just as 'The Inca Trail Trek', the royal path to Machu Picchu. During this classic 4-day trek over 44 kilometres, we cross three-high passes and experience a number of ancient websites, ending during the popular Lost City associated with Incas.

How to book an Inca Trail permit with confidence

In order to protect the Inca Trail Trek as well as its surrounds, the Peruvian authorities at this time cap the amount of Inca Trail trekking permits to 500 a day. Because Tucan Travel has actually a group located in Cuzco whom collect your license in person, you will be guaranteed to trek the Inca Trail as soon your license is confirmed.To assistance make fully sure you get a permit for when you wish to-do the trek, we encourage one to reserve as early in advance that you can.

What you need to take on the Inca Trail Trek

during Inca Trail Trek your main luggage will likely to be kept in Cuzco and you'll obtain a small duffle case at your Inca path briefing (which is held the night prior to starting the trek) to pack clothing and resting bag for 3-4 times. Your group of porters will carry these bags alongside the meals and equipment when it comes to path.

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Four days trekking sustained by regional guides, porters and cooks

The Inca Trail Trek to Machu Picchu uses a four-day, 44-kilometre path through the Andes and crosses three stunning high-altitude passes, encountering numerous interesting archaeological sites. The path are demanding sometimes, nevertheless certainly don’t should be a specialist or an athlete to perform it. The trek is led by an area guide and supported by a group of porters and cooks and you are free to go at a pace.

Choose from 90 various group tours to hike the Inca Trail Trek

All group trips which include time for you complete the Inca Trail Trek can be identified because of the 'Inca Trail Trek' icon located on the trip maps on this website plus our brochures. If there are no licenses available for the Inca Trail Trail Trek or the trail is shut (i.e. in February) the Inca Trail Trek will be replaced for the Lares Trek.