ITINERARY:
Briefing the night before the departure
DAY 1: CUSCO-HUAYLLABAMBA
Early in the morning, we will meet to start our journey to Chilca
(Km 82 in the Sacred Valley), the start of the Inca Trail. Here we meet
with the porters and cooks who will accompany us on our journey. We trek
until Huayllabamba, campsite, where we will enjoy a hot meal and then
rest. (L, D)

DAY 2 HUAYLLABAMBA – PACAYMAYU
Breakfast, and then we start hiking. We will ascend to the highest
point on the trail at over (4,200 masl;13,860 ft.) the Dead Woman’s Pass
(Warmi Wañusca), where we will get the most amazing views ever! After
lunch we will start to descend to Pacaymayu where we will camp
overnight. (B, L, D)

DAY 3 PACAYMAYU – WIÑAYWAYNA
After breakfast we will head off
towards Runku Rakay to cross the 2dn pass (3,800masl;12,540 ft.) and
later we descend to Sayacmarca, an important archeological site where we
will enjoy lunch. Later we continue until Wiñayhuayna where we spend our
third and final night on the trail. (B, L, D)

DAY 4 WIÑAYWAYNA – MACHU PICCHU
CUSCO
Breakfast, and then into the Sun Gate (Inti Punku), the entrance to
the ancient city of Machupicchu from here we will be able to see the
ruins in all their glory. Later when we arrive to the city ruins we will
have a complete guided tour of the site, before heading down into the
town of Aguas Calientes by bus for our return train journey to Cusco.
(B)
INCLUDED
-Professional English/Spanish speaking guide.
-Private transportation to Km 82(Begin of the Trail)
-Entrance Ticket to Inca Trail and Machupicchu
-Transfers Round-trip
-Double Occupancies tents
-Camping Equipment: Kitchen tent, dinning tent, chairs, tables and
comfortable mattress.
-Cooker
-Porters to carry food, tents and cooking gear
-Coffee breaks in the afternoons
-All meals (Not included: The 1st breakfast, and the lunch the 4th day)
-First aid kit
-Oxygen
-Train back to Cusco (Tourist Basic Service)
RECOMMENDATIONS
-Personal Sleeping Bag
-Back Pack and Day pack
-Hiking shoes or boots
-Rain coat or poncho
-Water bottle, flash light, hat, sun block, sunglasses
-Warm clothes , Light clothes 4 pair of socks
-Insect repellent
-Bottle of Water
-Chocolates, candies or other snacks
-Photo camera + Films / Video camera (Optional)
NO INCLUDED:
-Breakfast first day (you can order an early breakfast at your
hotel)
-Lunch last day
-Hot springs pool visit (on your own).
-Tips to the crew (guides, cooks and porters).
-Sleeping bag
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STUDENT DISCOUNT:
Note:
To apply to this discount It is necessary to send us your scan copy
ISIC (International Student Identity Card) with your other information.
Without this copy we will not be able to make the discount.

This is the ONLY Student card to apply
the discount
When booking a trek: The government has strictly
limited the number of people permitted on the Inca Trail during 2009
(permits are issued to about 200 trekkers per day plus 300 porters). We
recommend that you make a trek booking as early as possible. In 2008 the
trek permits for some dates sold out more than 4 months in advance!!
However don't make a booking until you have all the group details
(names, passport numbers, ages etc) and you are sure about your trek
departure date since "these details cannot be changed after we have
bought your trek permit"
* Participants need to be in good physical health and condition it is
good for travelers who are in condition to hike up to ten hours, with
breaks in a single day to enjoy the Inka Trail. The trekking will be
difficult if you have not exercised regularly before your trip. To fully
enjoy an Inka Trail adventure, we advise passengers to get into an
exercise program for their own safety and enjoyment. If a passenger
suffers from any medical condition, we advise him/her to consult a
physician about joining an Inka Trail Expedition take only the necessary
items for the 4/3 days trek, You can leave the rest of your luggage at
your hotel in Cusco (most of hotels and hostals has an storage rooms to
keep it until your return)
PARK REGULATIONS
Park authorities may occasionally designate different campsites than
those indicate The Inca Trail is part of the Machu Picchu Sanctuary, a
protected area of 32,592 hectares. Every visitor must obey park
regulations prohibiting littering, cutting or damaging trees, removing
or damaging stones of ruins and the Trail, removing plants, killing
animals, lighting open fires or camping in the archeological sites (Only
authorized campsites can be used).
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TREK OPTIONS:
1. Personal porters can be hired to help carry your personal items such
as clothes, sleeping bag etc. The services of a third of a porter
(maximum 9kg or 18lb per person) can be hired for US$135. If you hire
the services of a third of a porter (you will need to supply the small
padlock). However, even with this service you will still need to take a
daypack to carry your essential items such as rain poncho, warm fleece,
camera and water bottle.
Please note that due to new government regulations the maximum number of
porters that we can use in each group has now been capped. This is why
we have had to limit the maximum amount of personal equipment that you
can give to a porter to carry for you to 7kg or 14lb per person. (The
maximum amount that each porter can carry on the Inca Trail has also
been limited to 20kg or 42lb per porter). Approximately 30% of our
clients hire the services of an extra third porter.
2. We can also provide vegetarian meals or cater for special diets at no
extra cost but we need to know when you make the trek reservation.
3. You can hire sleeping bags in our office. All sleeping bags are
synthetic (easy to wash). They are washed after every use and are
guaranteed to be clean.
Cost: US$35 per person for the 4 day/3 night trek. Weight 2.5 kg and are
rated to 12 degrees below freezing (nice and warm even during the
coldest of nights experienced on the Inca Trail).
TRAIN SERVICES:
The Vistadome connect your senses through a sophisticated and sensory
travel experience; is the ideal train for those who want to be in
contact with the environment and appreciate the wonderful journey to
Machu Picchu.
Surrounded entirely by glass and wagons with large panoramic windows
offering incomparable scenic views and innumerous opportunities to
capture amazing pictures, Vistadome travelers feel connected and part of
the impressive landscape of Peru.
The Vistadome also has air conditioning and heating, leather seats that
adjust the body to provide comfort and relaxation during the entire trip
and has a different service, which allows the visitor to be immersed and
feel the Andean culture through its landscapes, music, dance and even
food carefully prepared with local ingredients
The Expedition is a travel experience with all the quality and benefits
at a lower cost. Is a service designed for the traveler’s comfort, with
four passenger seats located in front of each other, so you can share
your experience, and for the faithful backpack that is always with you
we offer racks placed above the seats. Also, this train has panoramic
windows, air conditioning and heating, and Andean music that creates a
cheerful atmosphere.
If you will take any trek with us. we ask you to fill the customer chart
regarding the commentaries or otherwise you can inform to the Operations
Department.
This is a very important requirement and necessary to do after take the
tour to avoid problems regarding the quality of the service and help you
to resolve it before you leave to your country otherwise our agency is
assuming that all your services was ok therefore we are not going to
accept any claims.
EMERGENCY NUMBERS
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Lima: 998181709 (+51 Calling from abroad)
Fax Number +51 1 2421273
Cusco: 998182455 (+51 Calling from abroad)
946320668 (+51 Calling from abroad)
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Sectional view of the trail
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