Inca Trail - £50* OFF

9th October 2009

Offer is now closed.

If you have always dreamed of trekking the classic 4-day Inca Trail to view the splendour of Machu Picchu, then now is a really good time to turn that dream into reality. Book your 2010 trip before 31 December and you will get £50 off.

Even if you don’t book by the end of the year (but if you don’t, you’ll miss out on a great offer!), it still pays to book well ahead of your departure date. The reason is simple- it is a legal requirement that each person trekking the Inca Trail has a trekking permit and numbers are restricted in order to protect the trail. If you leave it too long, you may find that all of the permits have run out. In 2009 during the main trekking season, permits were running out between 3 and 6 months prior to the start date.

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*Terms & Conditions:

Every person booking a 2010 departure which includes a 4-day trek on the Inca Trail, who books between the 10 October and 31 December 2009, will be eligible for a £50 discount.
This offer is open to new bookings only.
A booking will be deemed to have been made once the deposit payment has been received
This offer is only valid for trips which depart in 2010 and have the following Trip Codes: APX, TPB, TPJ, TPD, TPP, TPR, TPS, TPT.
The £50 discount will be taken off your final invoice, not your deposit payment.
The offer does not apply to the Moonstone or any other trek.
On trips where trekking the Inca Trail is optional, discount is only applicable to those who are actually doing the Inca Trail trek.

THE ALTERNATIVE INCA TRAIL - THE MOONSTONE TREK

If you do find that permits are no longer available for your chosen dates then take a look at our alternative Inca Trail trek - The Moonstone Trek.

This takes a higher route, well off the tourist path and offers remote walking past several recently discovered Inca and pre-Inca archaeological sites. And you still visit Machu Picchu at the end of the trek!

For the full story on this exciting new route, please click here!