The Luxury Inca Trail 4 Days offers a premium twist on the classic trek to Machu Picchu. It combines adventure with ultimate comfort over four unforgettable days. This exclusive guided tour takes you to iconic Inca sites, including Llactapata, Dead Woman’s Pass, Sayacmarca, Phuyupatamarca and Wiñay Wayna. Along the way, you’ll enjoy top-tier amenities and personalized service.
Luxury Inca Trail 4 Days – A Premium Trekking Experience
Each day includes spacious tents, private bathrooms, and gourmet meals prepared by a personal chef. You can savor delicious cuisine while surrounded by stunning Andean landscapes. After a day of hiking, relax with a soothing massage to prepare for the next day’s journey.
On the final day, witness the breathtaking sunrise over Machu Picchu from the Sun Gate. Then, enjoy a guided tour of the ancient citadel. Learn about its fascinating history and admire its architectural marvels. Afterward, enjoy a tasty lunch in Aguas Calientes. Your journey concludes with a scenic train ride back to Cusco aboard the Panoramic Observatory Train. The train offers spectacular views of the surrounding landscapes.
The Luxury Inca Trail combines cultural exploration, outdoor adventure, and premium experiences. It’s perfect for travelers who want to experience the Inca Trail in style. High-end amenities, personalized service, and stunning views make this trek unique. The journey ensures comfort and unforgettable memories, leading you to the iconic Machu Picchu.
Book your tour today for an unparalleled experience. This trek blends luxury, history and adventure into one unforgettable journey to Machu Picchu.
Luxury Inca Trail 4 Day Tour Details
Experience the pinnacle of Andean travel with our Luxury Inca Trail 4 Days to Machu Picchu, a premier all-inclusive journey designed for discerning travelers seeking comfort without sacrificing authenticity. This elevated version of the Inca Trail blends rugged adventure with 5-star accommodations and gourmet dining, redefining what a luxury trekking experience in Peru can be. From the historic streets of Cusco to the mist-shrouded peaks of the Andes, you will enjoy a private guide, seamless logistics, and exclusive access to sacred archaeological sites, ensuring a sophisticated and stress-free Machu Picchu journey.
Tour Name: Luxury Classic Inca Trail 4 days to Machu Picchu
Duration: 4 days / 3 nights
Total Distance: 45 km (26 miles)
Difficulty: Moderate to challenging (requires a good level of fitness).
Altitude: Reaches 4,215 meters (13,828 feet) at Dead Woman’s Pass.
Highest Point: 4,215 m (13,828 ft) at Dead Woman’s Pass
Group Size: Limited to 6 guests for privacy and comfort.
Pickup: Direct from your Cusco or Sacred Valley hotel.
Accommodation: 3 nights of premium camping under the Andean stars + Hot shower
Meals: 3 breakfasts, 4 lunches, 3 dinners, plus snacks (prepared fresh by our trekking chefs).
Starting Point: Piscacucho (KM 82), the official start of the historic pilgrimage.
Finish: Machu Picchu, with a return on a luxury Observatory panoramic train
Best Time to Trek: April to October (Dry Season) for optimal trail conditions.
Ends: A sunrise arrival at the Sun Gate (Inti Punku) for the grand reveal of Machu Picchu.
Return Trip: First-class Vistadome Observatory Train journey with 360° views, followed by a private executive van transfer directly to your hotel door.
Fees / Permits: Included in the price.
Staff Ratio: High staff-to-guest ratio. Including expert Andean guide, assistant, executive chef, and specialized porters.
Permits: High demand! Government permits sell out quickly (we recommend booking 6 months in advance). check real time Availability Here.
This trip is perfect for:
• Couples marking anniversaries or special milestones
• Travelers who want exclusivity and premium service
• Adventure seekers who also value comfort
• Guests looking for a once-in-a-lifetime experience without roughing it
Why You’ll Love Trekking with Us
Camping In Comfort “Glamping”: On the Luxury Inca Trail 4 Days, retreat to high-performance tents equipped with comfortable sleeping pads, cozy bedding, and private bathroom facilities and hot showers.
Andean Cuisine: Indulge in chef-prepared gourmet meals served in a private dining tent, featuring fresh, local ingredients and curated menus tailored to your dietary preferences, perfect for your 4-day Luxury Machu Picchu Trek.
Bespoke Group Dynamics: We strictly limit our groups to ensure an intimate, personalized atmosphere. Enjoy a quiet, exclusive service that stands in stark contrast to the crowded traditional trail.
Scholar-Led Exploration: Our licenced, highly experienced English-speaking guides are more than just guides; they are passionate historians who bring ruins like Sayacmarca, Wiñay Wayna and Machu Picchu to life with expert insight, creating a premium 4-day Inca Trail adventure.
Highlights of the Luxury Inca Trail 4 Days.
Day 1 | The Ascent Begins: Start at Km 82. Trek through lush valleys to Patallacta before retiring to a private, luxury campsite for a restful night under the stars.
Day 2 | The High Pass: Conquer Dead Woman’s Pass (4,215 meters / 13,828 feet). The highest point on the trail. Celebrate your ascent with bespoke service, gourmet dining. The afternoon is dedicated to your recovery, enjoy a restorative Andean massage to relax, recover and prepare your body for day 3.
Day 3 | Hidden Wonders: Discover the "City Above the Clouds" (Phuyupatamarca). Settle into an exclusive mountain sanctuary with sweeping views and high-end comforts. Before dinner, indulge in a final "Inca Healing" session, a targeted physical reset that ensures you arrive at the Sun Gate tomorrow feeling energized and limber.
Day 4 | The First Light: Witness the sunrise over Machu Picchu from the Sun Gate. Enjoy a private guided exploration of the ruins followed by a seamless transition back to civilization.
Conquer with comfort.
At Qoricancha Expeditions, we curate a high-touch, unforgettable journey to the Sun Gate, strictly limited to six guests for total privacy. Reserve your luxury Machu picchu trek today
Additional Benefits of the Luxury Inca Trail:
Exclusive Trekking Service: The Luxury Inca Trail by Qoricancha Expeditions offers a more private, exclusive service compared to the traditional trek, providing a high-end, stress-free trekking experience.
Eco-friendly Experience: We are committed to sustainable tourism. Our campsites and services are designed with minimal environmental impact, preserving the beauty of the Inca Trail for future generations.
Join us and our Andean-born specialists for a once-in-a-lifetime experience, where history is personal, and every vista becomes an indelible part of your story.
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Day 01: Luxury Inca Trail Trek to Machu Picchu – Day 1: The Adventure Begins
The adventure begins! At 5:00 AM, your guide will meet you at your hotel to begin your Inca Trail trek to Machu Picchu. The journey to the trailhead, located at Km 82, takes approximately two and a half hours. Upon arrival, you’ll be introduced to your dedicated team of porters and our skilled chef, who will prepare your first breakfast in the midst of the stunning natural surroundings.
Once you’ve enjoyed your meal, you’ll hand your duffle bag to the porters, lightening your load to a daypack for comfort throughout the hike. As you approach the checkpoint, your original passport will be required for verification by the park rangers. Once cleared, you’ll officially begin your trek along the ancient Inca Trail.
Throughout the day, you’ll experience a variety of breathtaking landscapes, from lush valleys to rugged mountains. Along the trail, you’ll also encounter important Inca archaeological sites. Your expert guide will share fascinating historical insights and provide context to these ancient wonders, enriching your journey with knowledge.
The pace of the trek will be comfortable, allowing for regular breaks to enjoy snacks and capture photos of the stunning scenery. You’ll proceed at a leisurely yet steady pace, making the most of every moment. Lunch will be served around 1:00 PM, ensuring you’re energized for the second half of your day’s trek.
As you continue your hike, our team will provide ample water to keep you hydrated. Your destination for the day is the Huayllabamba campsite, situated at an altitude of 3,350 meters (11,000 feet), similar to the altitude of Cusco. Upon arrival, our team will set up your tent, ensuring you’re comfortable for the night. Warm water, towels, and soap will be provided for you to refresh after a day of trekking.
Before dinner, you’ll have time to relax and enjoy a traditional tea time. Dinner will be served at 7:30 PM, marking the end of your first day, filled with anticipation for the adventures yet to come.
Accommodation: Luxury Camping with a Bed
Tickets: Included
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Day 2: Luxury Inca Trail Trek to Machu Picchu: Scenic Adventure & Dead Woman's Pass
After a rejuvenating night in luxury camping with comfortable beds, your day begins with a 5:30 AM wake-up call, complemented by a steaming cup of coca tea to energize you for the day ahead. This morning ritual offers a calm start as you prepare your daypack and organize your duffle bag. Soon after, a hearty breakfast awaits, featuring snacks and water to keep you energized for the trek ahead.
By 7:30 AM, your Inca Trail adventure begins. You’ll follow a well-maintained path uphill, navigating through a picturesque valley surrounded by native trees such as Queñas and Uncas. These ancient species provide a beautiful backdrop as you ascend into the Highland forest, where you’ll experience the unique charm of the region’s ecosystems.
After about four hours of trekking, you’ll reach Llulluchapampa, where our expert chef will serve a delicious and nutritious lunch. This marks a well-earned break, giving you the energy needed for the next phase of your journey. Following lunch, you’ll continue your ascent with another two hours of hiking, leading you to Dead Woman’s Pass, the highest point on the Inca Trail at an altitude of 4,200 meters (13,779 feet).
At Dead Woman’s Pass, you’ll be treated to stunning panoramic views of the Andes, providing excellent photo opportunities. The vast landscape surrounding you offers breathtaking vistas, making it a perfect spot to capture the natural beauty of the Inca Trail.
After enjoying these incredible views, your trek continues downhill towards the Pacaymayo Alto campsite, located at 3,650 meters of altitude. Upon arrival, your luxury campsite will be ready for you, with your tent set up and waiting. Relax and unwind as you enjoy happy hour with hot drinks, perfect for warming up after a day of hiking in the high-altitude climate.
Dinner is typically served at 7:00 PM, offering a nourishing meal to replenish your energy after a full day of trekking. It’s customary to retire early to rest and prepare for the next exciting day of your Inca Trail journey.
Accommodation: Luxury Camping with Comfortable Beds
Tickets: Included
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Day 3: The Amaizng day of Inca Trail: Orchids, Inca Sites & Stunning Views
The Inca Trail offers an extraordinary variety of ecosystems, with this day standing out as truly exceptional. As you trek through diverse landscapes, nature presents you with a breathtaking variety of flora, most notably the vibrant orchids. Around Machu Picchu, there are approximately 135 varieties of orchids, and you’ll have the opportunity to encounter many of these stunning blooms. Also, hummingbirds and a variety of bird species follow, adding a touch of magic to the scenery.
Your day begins with an early breakfast, setting the stage for another exciting day of exploration. The first section of the trail involves a moderate ascent lasting about two hours, leading you to Runcuracay, a charming small Inca site. Here, you’ll have the chance to explore the site and gain insights from your expert guide, who will share the historical significance of this area.
After spending time at Runcuracay, continue for another hour to reach the summit, which marks the second-highest point of the trek. From this vantage point, you’ll be rewarded with awe-inspiring panoramic views of the surrounding mountains and valleys. The landscape here is truly breathtaking, offering photo opportunities that capture the essence of the Andean wilderness.
Next, the trail descends for about one hour and a half, bringing you to Sayacmarca, another stunning Inca site. After exploring Sayacmarca, the trail leads you through lush jungle terrain, eventually entering the cloud forest zone, where the temperature rises, and you may encounter mosquitoes.
Around midday, enjoy a well-deserved lunch break, replenishing your energy for the remainder of the hike. After lunch, you’ll have approximately two more hours of hiking to reach Phuyupatamarka, an ancient Inca site with spectacular views of Machu Picchu Mountain and the nearby town of Aguas Calientes, signaling that you are approaching the iconic Lost City of the Incas.
From Phuyupatamarka, the trail gradually descends over three and a half hours, with numerous stone steps to navigate. Trekking poles are particularly helpful in this section, offering stability and support. You’ll make your way to the final campsite of the day, Wiñayhuayna, located at 2,650 meters of altitude. Here, you’ll camp under a starlit sky and spend your final night on the trail, surrounded by the serene beauty of the Andean landscape.
Accommodation: Luxury Camping with Comfortable Beds
Tickets: Included
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Day 04: Sunrise at Machu Picchu & Observatory Train Ride
The long-awaited day has arrived, Machu Picchu is finally within reach! Your adventure begins with an early wake-up call at 4:00 AM, a standard routine for all Inca Trail hikers. By 4:30 AM, a hearty breakfast is served to fuel you for the exciting day ahead. By 5:30 AM, you’ll find yourself at the checkpoint, ready to begin your trek.
The journey takes you to the iconic Sun Gate (Inti Punku), located just one hour from the checkpoint. This historic spot, exclusive to Inca Trail hikers, offers the first breathtaking views of Machu Picchu. Arriving at 6:30 AM, you’ll be in time to witness the magical sunrise over the Lost City of the Incas. Be sure to take plenty of photographs and savor the tranquility of the moment.
After soaking in the beauty of the sunrise, continue your descent for about forty minutes, leading you directly to the heart of the Machu Picchu citadel. Here, you’ll have ample time to take in the magnificent surroundings and snap your postcard-perfect pictures. Your expert guide will then lead you on a 3-hour guided tour, delving into the history and significance of the most important areas of the site.
Once your tour is complete, you can say goodbye to the ancient citadel. If you’ve pre-booked tickets for the Huayna Picchu hike (available during the booking process), you’ll have the opportunity to hike this majestic mountain. The hike to the summit takes around two hours, and only 200 permits are issued daily, so be sure to book in advance. The cost is $75 per ticket.
Following your Machu Picchu tour or Huayna Picchu hike, enjoy a delicious lunch at the Indio Feliz Restaurant. Afterward, you’ll board the Vistadome Observatory Train at 3.20 PM from Aguas Calientes. This panoramic train ride features large windows and an observatory car with an open roof, allowing you to fully appreciate the stunning landscape as you travel back to Poroy. Upon arrival, a driver will be waiting to transfer you back to your hotel in Cusco, where you’ll arrive around 8:30 PM, completing your unforgettable Machu Picchu experience.
Accommodation: Booked on your own.
Tickets: Included
Meals: Breakfast only
Packing List
To fully enjoy your Andean adventure, we recommend arriving in Cusco at least two days early to acclimatize to the altitude. Weather in the mountains is beautifully unpredictable
The 4-Day Luxury Expedition Packing List
Because you’ll be camping and crossing high passes, the logic of layers is even more critical here. You will also have a duffel bag (carried by porters) and a daypack (carried by you).
1. The Must-Haves (Daypack Essentials)
Original Passport: The specifi c one used for your permit. Rangers check this at KM 82.
Cash (Soles): Small denominations for tips for your porters/chefs and small trail purchases.
Medical Kit: Blister pads (moleskin), altitude pills, and personal prescriptions.
2. The Duffel Bag (Items for the Porters to Carry)
Camp Shoes: Lightweight sneakers or sandals to change into after a long day of hiking.
Extended Clothing: 4 pairs of high-quality hiking socks (merino wool is best).
○ 3-4 moisture-wicking shirts and 2 pairs of trekking pants.
○ The Heavy Layer: A warm down jacket for freezing nights at camp.Pyjamas: Thermal base layers to keep you warm in your sleeping bag.
3. Trail Gear & Technical Protection
Trekking Boots (Waterproof): Ensure you have a sturdy, well-broken-in pair of waterproof boots for a secure grip and ankle support.
Headlamp (Essential): Mandatory for navigating camp at night and the 3:30 AM start on Day 4.
Trekking Poles: Highly recommended for the steep descent on Day 3. Note: Rubber tips are mandatory.
Hydration: Ability to carry 2.5 Liters of water. The air is very dry at high altitudes.
Rain Defense: a rain gear, and heavy-duty poncho that can fi t over you and your daypack.
Sunglasses: UV protection for your eyes from the strong Andean sun.
Hat/Cap: A wide-brimmed hat for sun protection or a beanie for cooler evenings.
Gloves: Light gloves for early mornings or chilly nights.
4. Personal Care & Tech
Power Bank: There are no outlets on the trail; ensure you have enough juice for 4 days of photos.
Mountain Gold: Toilet paper and biodegradable wet wipes (sealed in a plastic bag).
Quick-Dry Towel: A small travel towel for freshening up at camp.
Sunscreen & Lip Balm with SPF: Protection from the sun at high altitudes.
Bugs spray: Essential for keeping pesky bugs at bay, especially in cloud forests.
Pro Packing Tips
The Duffel Limit: Remember that your duffel bag has a weight limit (usually 8kg/15lbs total) because it is carried by our porters. pack all necessary cloth.
Dry Bag System: Use separate dry bags or Ziplocs inside your duffel to organize clean clothes vs. trail clothes.
Footwear Check: Never start the 4-day trek in brand-new boots. Ensure they are well broken-in to avoid a trip-ending blister on Day 2.
Book in Advance: We will secure your Inca Trail permits and train tickets early, as these sell out months in advance.
What’s Included in Your Journey
Airport Pickup and Drop-off
When you arrive at Cusco Airport, we will pick you up and take you straight to your hotel. After your Luxury Inca Trail adventure, we will also drop you off at the airport for your departure, making your travel easy from beginning to end.
Preparation & Guidance
One-on-One Pre-Trek Briefing: The evening before we set off (approx. 6:00 PM), your guide will visit your hotel for a personal orientation. We’ll walk through the itinerary, finalize gear, and ensure you feel confident and ready.
Lead Andean Storyteller: Your trek is led by a licensed, English-speaking expert who acts as your historian, navigator, and safety officer, providing deep insights into the Incan world.
24/7 Concierge Support: From the moment you book until you return to your hotel, our team is available via WhatsApp to assist with any questions or logistics.
Logistics & Access
All-Access Permits: We secure your official Inca Trail permits and Machu Picchu entry tickets (Circuit 3) well in advance, handling all government paperwork and archaeological fees.
Private Door-to-Door Transport: Enjoy hassle-free travel with private pick-up from your Cusco hotel to the trailhead, and a private transfer from the train station back to your hotel at the journey's end.
Scenic Vistadome Rail & Shuttle: Includes your Vistadome Observatory train journey from Aguas Calientes to Ollantaytambo and the shuttle bus descent from the Machu Picchu citadel. This is the ‘classic’ panoramic experience giving you a near-180° view of the Andean peaks. It is designed to immerse you in the landscape while you remain in the comfort of your seat, featuring live onboard cultural dance performances, and an Andean snack service.
The Support Team & Comfort
Professional Porter & Chef Crew: Our incredible team handles all the heavy lifting, including group camping gear, kitchen equipment, and fresh food supplies.
Dining Tent Elegance: Our dining setups include comfortable chairs with back support, real cutlery, and multi-course meals that blend ancient grains with modern Gastronomy.
Private Eco-Toilet & Shower: Enjoy the exclusivity of our own private, portable chemical toilet tent and, where geography allows, a warm solar-shower setup for post-trek refreshment.
Personal 8kg Porter Allowance: We provide you with a dedicated duffel bag for your clothing and sleeping gear (up to 8kg/15lbs). Our porters carry this for you, so you only need to trek with a light daypack.
Andean Gourmet Dining: Every meal is prepared fresh on the trail by our specialized chefs. We take pride in our ability to cater to vegetarian, vegan, and specific dietary requests with flair.
Wellness & Safety: We prioritize your health with a full first-aid kit and emergency oxygen on hand. We also provide boiled, purified drinking water and warm wash water at every campsite.
Luxury camping with beds: Stay overnight in our spacious luxury tents, each featuring beds and soft baby alpaca blankets for warmth and comfort. Our camps in the Andes offer a premium glamping experience that blends adventure with exceptional relaxation.
Daily Massage & Wellness Experience: Each afternoon upon arrival at camp, enjoy a hot shower followed by a relaxing Inca-inspired massage. This therapeutic session relieves muscle fatigue, improves circulation, and restores energy after a day on the trail.
Final Celebration Lunch: After our tour of the ruins, we will have lunch at Full House Restaurant in Aguas Calientes, known as one of the best in town. We'll enjoy our last meal together with a celebratory drink.
Not included
To ensure there are no surprises, please note that the following items are not covered in the Luxury tour price:
Cusco Accommodations: While hotel stays before and after the trek are not included, we are happy to share our recommendations for the best places to stay.
Personal Gratuities: Tips for our hardworking porters, chefs, and guides are at your discretion. They are a wonderful way to say thank you for the exceptional service on the trail.
Travel Insurance: We strongly advise all trekkers to have a policy that covers high-altitude hiking and unexpected travel changes.
Peak Adventure: Add Huayna Picchu ‘The Stairs Of Death’
For those seeking the ultimate challenge, you can add a climb up Huayna Picchu to your second day. This steep, iconic peak towers over the citadel and offers a breathtaking perspective of the ruins below.
● Availability: Permits are extremely limited (only 400 per day) and sell out months in advance.
● Cost: $75 each
● Note: This must be requested at the time of booking so we can secure your specific entry time.
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Qoricancha Gold Edition
4-Day Luxury Expedition l Ancient Wonders With Refined Hospitality
Often cited as the most beautiful trek on earth, our 4-day expedition pairs Incan history with unparalleled comfort. As permits are strictly limited by the Peruvian government, we recommend booking 4–6 months in advance to secure your preferred dates.
Group Expedition Pricing. Max 6 People.
$ 2450 USD per person (Min. 2 people)
Private-group settings that foster friendship and deeper discovery.
$2850 per person: For 2-3 people
$2600 per person: For 4-5 people
$2350 per person: For 6 or more
Why Book with Qoricancha Expeditions?
Instant Permit Confirmation: We secure your legal permits immediately upon booking.
No Hidden Fees: Your price includes trains, buses, transfers, meals and camp.
Support Local: Your booking supports our community library project in Chinchero.
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Don't miss the chance to see the Sun Gate. Choose your date and let us handle the logistics so you can focus on the journey.
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Email: info@qoricanchaexpeditions.com
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Planning & Logistics
When is the best time to hike?
The dry season (April to October) offers the most stable weather and iconic clear views. The trail is closed every February for conservation.
Gold Standard Tip: May and September are the sweet spots with lush green landscapes with significantly fewer crowds than the July peak.
How do I secure my permits? Permits are strictly limited to 500 per day and often sell out 6 months in advance. We handle all government paperwork. To secure the Gold Standard experience, we recommend booking as soon as your dates are firm.
Do I need my physical passport? Yes. You must present the original physical passport used at the time of booking at every government checkpoint. If you have renewed your passport since booking, you must bring both the old and new physical versions.
What is the Circuit 3 Regulation for 2026? The Inca Trail permit automatically grants access to Circuit 3 (The Royalty Route). This allows you to explore the lower urban sectors and the Temple of the Sun. Note: For the ‘Classic’ high-angle postcard photo from the Upper Terrace, we recommend adding a separate Circuit 2 ticket during your booking.
The Premium Return: Vistadome vs. Hiram Bingham
What is the difference between the two train upgrades?
Vistadome Observatory Panoramic: Features 180° wrap-around windows, an onboard alpaca fashion show, and traditional live dancing. It is a lively, beautiful way to celebrate your return. Its Included in the package.
Hiram Bingham (The Ultimate Upgrade): A 1920s Pullman-style train. It includes a four-course gourmet dinner, an unlimited open bar, live music in the Bar Car, and an open-air observation deck. It is widely considered one of the world's most luxurious rail journeys. available as upgrade option.
Does the Hiram Bingham include Afternoon Tea? Yes. One of the best perks of this upgrade is avoiding the crowds in Aguas Calientes town. Before your train, you are invited to the Belmond Sanctuary Lodge (located at the Machu Picchu gates) for an exclusive afternoon tea with artisanal snacks and cocktails.
Health, Fitness & Wellness
How difficult is the 4-day trek? It is physically demanding, covering 42km (26 miles) of rugged terrain and steep Inca stairs.However, our Gold Edition uses a Luxury Pace, where we move deliberately to ensure you can enjoy the history rather than just the hike.
What about altitude sickness? We reach 4,215m (13,828ft) at Dead Woman’s Pass. We require a 2–3 day acclimatisation stay in Cusco.
Gold Standard Safety: Your guide carries a medical kit including emergency oxygen and a pulse oximeter to monitor your vitals daily.
On-Trail Life & Comfort
Who carries my gear? You carry only a light daypack with essentials. Our porters carry your provided 7kg (15lb) duffel bag.
The Gold Setup: Your gear will be waiting inside your pre-assembled tent before you even arrive at camp.
What’s the bathroom situation? We provide a private chemical toilet tent strictly for our group's use, cleaned after every session. We also provide warm wash water at your tent three times daily and, weather permitting, a private hot shower.
What’s the tipping etiquette for the crew? Tipping is a cherished tradition for the hard-working porters and chefs. For a luxury 4-day trek, a common pool tip is approximately $80–$100 USD per traveler, distributed among the crew on the final night. Tips for your Lead Guide are at your discretion.
Can I charge my phone or camera? There are no outlets on the trail. We recommend a high-capacity power bank (20,000mAh).
Gold Perk: Ask about our solar-charging stations available for private groups.
The Grand Finale
Can I climb Huayna Picchu or Machu Picchu Mountain? Yes, but these require an additional permit. Because they sell out months in advance, please let us know at the time of booking so we can secure your spot for the final day.