A guided tour of Machu Picchu, a 6 kg porter and free cancellation, and it sells to one. Only two reviews so far; the panoramic train is extra.
Pink dots are where this trek camps; other operators use different sites on the same trail.
A classic itinerary with a guided tour of the citadel, a 6 kg porter allowance and free cancellation until the day before — and it sells to a single traveler at the listed $780. It has only two reviews so far, both five stars, so the listing's details carry more weight here than on the most-reviewed treks.
Day one. Pickup from your Cusco hotel at 6:00 AM, a welcome at Km 82, Llactapata, lunch at Tarayoc and the camp at Wayllabamba.
Day two. Dead Woman's Pass at 4,215 m and down to Pacaymayo.
Day three. Runkurakay, Sayacmarca, lunch at Phuyupatamarca and the last camp at Wiñay Wayna.
Day four. Sunrise at the Sun Gate, a full guided tour of Machu Picchu, including the Temple of the Sun and the Main Plaza, and the train to Ollantaytambo.
What the price includes. Inca Trail and Machu Picchu tickets, a licensed guide, a porter for 6 kg of your gear, three nights camping with a tent per couple, a foam mattress and duffle bag, all meals with vegetarian options on request, drinking water and snacks, round-trip transport from your Cusco hotel and the return train ticket. Check dates for this trek.
What it leaves out. Lunch on day four, the sleeping bag and poles (rent), Huayna Picchu or Machu Picchu Mountain, tips, and the panoramic train, which is a paid supplement. The listing advises two days in Cusco to acclimatize before you start, and children under 16 can't book it.
This trek has one option on GetYourGuide: the price is the same for one or more travelers.
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Yes — this trek sells to a single traveler at the listed $780, so a solo booking pays the same per person as everyone else and joins a shared group of up to 13.
guided tour (Temple of the Sun, Main Plaza) is what this trek's Machu Picchu ticket covers.
You return on the return train to Ollantaytambo (class not stated).
The porter carries 5, 6 or 7 kg of your own gear on the treks that state an allowance, on top of the group's tents, food and kitchen.
No — the sleeping bag is a rental on this trek, as on most of the sixteen.
Hotel pickup in Cusco is at 6:00 AM on day one, so plan an early night before the trek.
The listing's cancellation terms are: free cancellation (cancel for free until day before).
Groups on this trek are up to 13 trekkers, plus the guide, cooks and porters who walk with you.