Inca Trail Tours and Tickets

The Salkantay trek is the best alternative route to get to Machu Picchu, due to its open availability and the little traffic on the trail. You will enjoy the beautiful Andean nature during this 4-day trek.

Discover the shorter version of the famous Inca Trail during this 2-day excursion. Visit the archeological sites of Chachabamba, Winay Huayna, the Sungate, and Machu Picchu both in the afternoon and the early morning to see the citadel in two different lights. Learn about the history of the Incas on a comprehensive tour and explore the site on your own before heading back to Cusco.

Salkantay means 'Savage Mountain'. With an altitude of 6,271 meters (20.573ft) it is the highest peak in the Vilcabamba Mountain range and one of the highest in the Andes. During the trek, you will climb as high as 5,028 meters/16.495ft, have views of the beautiful Andean landscapes and also have the possibility of observing condors, alpacas and other andean animals in their natural habitats. This walk connects with the Inca Trail to Machu Picchu in the last 4 days. This is the greatest adventure for the Inca Trail.

Take the hassle out of planning your trip to Machu Picchu with this classic Inca Trail 4-day trek from Cusco. Pre-booking a tour ensures a spot on the often sold-out Inca Trail and a ticket to the UNESCO-listed Inca site, which limits daily visitors. Plus, you'll be one of the first to enter Machu Picchu on the final day, and enjoy a guided tour with free time to explore on your own. Transfers, camping, and all meals are included.

Follow in the footsteps of the ancient Inca people on this 4-day hike to Machu Picchu along the sacred pilgrimage route of the Inca Trail. During the challenging trek to this world-famous citadel and UNESCO World Heritage site, you'll explore ancient ruins, admire majestic mountain views and see diverse plant and animal life. This tour includes transfers to and from the start of the trail, entrance fees, experienced guide and porters, camping equipment and meals during the hike.

Hike the Inca Trail towards Machu Picchu on a 2-day tour that's a shorter alternative to walking the entire trail, while still taking in the Inca sites and magnificent nature that place the Inca Trail among Peru's top experiences. Accommodations in an Aguas Calientes hotel - not a tent - ensure a comfortable night before watching sunrise in Machu Picchu, and the journey concludes with a return trip to Cusco by rail.

The 7 Day Inca Trail offers tourists the chance to enjoy a magic combination Salkantay Trek and the Inca Trail. Starting on the Salkantay Trek the route diverges just before Salkantay Pass and instead goes over the Incachiriaska Pass (Frozen Inca Pass) which leads you down to the village of Wayllabamba, there, we join the Inca Trail and continue on to Machu Picchu via the Sun Gate. Before the trek, your guide will meet you at your hotel for an in-depth briefing. This provides an opportunity to ask questions and do any last-minute shopping before leaving Cusco. The itinerary below is an  example. Hiking times are an average and will vary depending on the group. Additionally, lunch and camp sites may change to meet the needs of the group and conditions.

Take up the challenge of this rugged 5-day, 4-night trip to Machu Picchu along the Salkantay trekking route. This rigorous hike offers stunning views of both snow-covered Andean peaks and lush jungle, plus a trip through a mountain pass at 15,200 feet (4,650 meters). You'll also get up close with Peruvian indigenous communities as you explore villages like Soraypampa and Santa Teresa, before finishing your trek at the unforgettable Machu Picchu with a guided tour. This Salkantay trek also features hotel pickup, guide three nights of camping and one night of hostel accommodation, bus and train transfers, four days of meals and three snacks, entrance fees and horseman and mules to help carry gear.

The Inca Trail to Machu Picchu is one of the best hikes in the world because of the exquisite beauty of its natural surroundings. The Inca Trail to Machu Picchu path takes us through different ecosystems, from high Andean plains to the cloud forest. This adventure allows us to explore mysterious archaeological sites, half covered with jungle overgrowth as if we were discovering them for the first time. The trek highlights with the inspiring sight of the sunrise from the peaks of the magestic Machu Picchu.

Enjoy a short-but-sweet trek along the world-famous Inca Trail to Machu Picchu during this 2-day, 1-night trip with a private guide. Spend your first day hiking to the beautiful Inca site at Wiñay Wayna before continuing to the magical Machu Picchu in the afternoon. You'll have time to wander this amazing Inca city before spending the night in nearby Aguas Calientes. Rise early on your second day for a guided tour of this archaeological site's incredible temples, aqueducts and terraces before heading back to Cusco. This 2-day, 1-night private trip to Machu Picchu also covers one night of accommodation at a three-star hotel, one day of meals, bus and train transfers and site entrance fees.

The Lares Trek is a stunning trip designed to avoid the crowds on the traditional Inca Trail hikes. On the Lares Trek, there are great opportunities to experience wildlife, meet locals and enjoy the ancient Andean surroundings.

Combine the best of an all-inclusive tour to Machu Picchu with a rugged hike on the Inca Trail with this overnight tour to Machu Picchu from Cusco. Along with a guide, take a bus and train part-way to the ruin site, and then trek for roughly three hours on the Inca Trail, an iconic hiking route leading to Machu Picchu. This tour also includes a guided tour of Machu Picchu upon arrival, plus overnight accommodations, some meals, and round-trip transportation from Cusco.

Widely considered among the most rewarding treks in the world, the Inca Trail takes travellers through high Andean plains and dense Peruvian rain forest to UNESCO"“listed Machu Picchu. On this condensed tour, follow in the footsteps of the Incas and see the best of the Inca trail in just two days. With accommodation, entry fees, and some meals included, reach Machu Picchu when the crowds have gone and return in time for sunrise.