INCA TRAIL & THE AMAZON RAINFOREST

16 days from GBP2,183 to GBP2,533 including flights

Tripcode: TPJ

Our Clients’ Reviews

Alexandra Lewis

INCA TRAIL & THE AMAZON RAINFOREST

Written April 2008

An excellent trip that was very well planned and used the best local guides. A busy tour encompassing all the best bits of Peru!

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David Southon

INCA TRAIL & THE AMAZON RAINFOREST

Written April 2008

A wonderful combination of experiences - the rainforest (humidity, wildlife, river travel), the Inca Trail and Machu Picchu (beautiful flora, demanding walking, many Inca ruins, fascinating scenery) and Lake Titicaca (floating islands, staying with the local people).

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Averil Lockhart

INCA TRAIL & THE AMAZON RAINFOREST

Written January 2008

Two weeks is very little time to see the wonders of Peru. This short trip manages to successfully combine 3 distinctly different aspects - the Amazon jungle, the Inca trail and lake Titicaca. An exhausting but exhilarating combination! This is a great trip to do if you can only get away for a couple of weeks.

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Jennifer Woodcock

Great times in Peru

Written November 2007
What was the most inspirational moment of your trip?
The most inspirational part of the trip was without a doubt the Inca trail with the final day at Macchu Picchu. The four day walk is so exhilarating with four different days walking with such different scenery and environment. Machu Picchu was just like the photos - no disappointment at all !

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Polly Evernden

They don't call it Dead Woman's Pass for nothing! :)

Written September 2007
What was the most inspirational moment of your trip?
I really enjoyed the Inca trail. The views are spectacular throughout and the service you are provided with is excellent. It is a bit of a slog up to the infamous pass, but it is absolutely worth it. The scale of the mountains is incredible and you do feel thrilled when you get your first glimpse of Machu Pichu.

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Martin Grace

Unforgettable but exhausting!

Written September 2007
What was the most inspirational moment of your trip?
Fantastic Andean mountain scenery from the Inca Trail: views only accessible by walking.

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Rupert Gandy

A trip that had it all!

Written September 2007
What was the most inspirational moment of your trip?
The Inca trail - beautiful and varied and not nearly as difficult as we expected. We would recommend it to anyone in good health who exercises regularly.Walking in the jungle, especially at night, and seeing nosey spider monkeys creeping up and touching an emerald boa in the trees - a real treat.Our first glimpse of Macchu Picchu - beautiful, ancient and awe inspiring.The llama!

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Frances Middleton

No pain no gain!

Written September 2007
What was the most inspirational moment of your trip?
Meeting local people, going to non-touristy spots like the local markets, staying in someone's home.

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Joanna Parry

A two week holiday and a lifetime of memories

Written September 2007
What was the most inspirational moment of your trip?
Being off the beaten track and seeing the real Peru and how the locals live The most stunning sights- waking in the morning to look out of the tent on the Inca trail, surrounded by breathtaking mountain scenery, the sun rising in the distance- a surreal feeling - nothing a brochure can get close to explainingThe stillness and calm in the amazon jungle and the way it comes alive when the sun goes down.

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Sheila Turner

Walking through the sun gate and seeing Machu Picchu

Written September 2007
What was the most inspirational moment of your trip?
The whole trip was a different experance everyday.The most inspirational part was the final climb to the sun gate and seeing Machu Picchu laid out before me.A moment I would have loved to share with everyone back home.A tough climb in places mainly because of the alitude making breathing hard,but the cloud forest was spectacule.

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