- Trek the classic Inca Trail to the Sun Gate for the iconic view of Machu Picchu
- Experience two unique visits to Machu Picchu for photos and fully guided exploration
- Rest and refresh after your trek with overnight in charming Aguas Calientes
- Enjoy upgraded hotels in Cuzco, Sacred Valley and Aguas Calientes
- Full day touring the Sacred Valley, including Pisac and Ollantaytambo
- Feel the beat of Andean culture in Cuzco's historic center
The Inca Trail in Comfort
8 Days
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10 Days
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Walking & Trekking
Exodus People - Wilmer Delgado
Carried Away: Inca Trail Porter Project
Itinerary
Cuzco Cuzco
Depart London
The overnight group flights to Cuzco leave London this evening.
Start Cuzco; free time to explore the Inca capital
Set amid hills in the altiplano, the Imperial City of the Incas, Cuzco (11,155ft/3,400m) was the geographic, cultural and political centre of a vast empire which, at its peak, stretched from present-day Quito in Ecuador to Santiago in Chile. After the Spanish conquistadores invaded the city, they started building on top of the Incan structures, resulting in unique architecture, a fusion of the Incan and Spanish colonial styles. Depending on what time your flight arrives, there may be time to wander the cobbled streets, visit the museums, churches and pre-Columbian buildings, such as Qorikancha – the Sun Temple, or to sit in a café and enjoy a coca-tea. There will be a briefing in the evening.
Accommodation: Hotel San Agustin Plaza (or similar)
Arrive Cuzco; free time to explore the Inca capital.
Set amidst hills in the altiplano, the Imperial City of the Incas, Cuzco (11,150ft/3,400m) was the geographic, cultural and political centre of a vast empire which, at its peak, stretched from present-day Quito in Ecuador to Santiago in Chile. After the Spanish conquistadores invaded the city, they started building on top of the Incan structures, resulting in unique architecture, a fusion of the Incan and Spanish colonial styles.
The group flights usually arrive in the mid-afternoon, giving time to wander the cobbled streets admiring the old houses, visiting its interesting museums, churches and pre-Columbian buildings, such as Qorikancha – the Sun Temple, or to sit in a café, enjoying a coca-tea watching locals go about their business.
There will be a briefing in the evening.
Accommodation: Hotel San Agustin Plaza (or similar)
Visit the Sacred Valley; continue to Ollantaytambo
Today we visit the magnificent Sacred Valley of the Incas, which runs along the Urubamba River near Cuzco. It’s the true heartland of Incan culture and tradition, with the high Andean scenery dotted with old towns and pre-Columbian villages.
Here we visit the incredible Pisac ruins, a former citadel that guarded a road from the lowlands and gives way to terraces carved into solid rock. We then visit the Inca ruins at Ollantaytambo (9,186ft/2,800m), the one-time royal estate of Inca emperor Pachacuti. Here huge stone terraces occupy the valley sides and hint at the scale of things to come.
Accommodation: Hotel Pakaritampu (or similar)
Start Inca Trail trek from km82; walk along Urubamba River, climb to Huayllabamba
The Classic Inca Trail is a tangential branch part of a 27,960mi (45,000km) road network linking the whole empire to Cuzco. It was built in the 15th-century to reach Machu Picchu but was abandoned soon after the Spanish conquest. American adventurer, Hiram Bingham travelled along the trail when he came across Machu Picchu in 1911. The trail opened to the public in 1970.
This morning we follow a track beside the river (45 minutes) to the start of the Inca Trail at Piscacucho, commonly known as Km82. After greeting our trekking crew, we show our passports at the checkpoint and begin the Inca Trail trek. The trail runs alongside the Vilcanota River beneath the impressive snow-capped Nevado Veronica, passing through cactus gardens and fields of corn until we reach the enormous Inca ruins of Llactapata, where we continue up a side valley to camp near the hamlet of Huayllabamba.
Accommodation: Full-service camping – Huayllabamba Camp
Cross Dead Woman's Pass, then descend to Pacaymayu
This is the longest and most strenuous day. A long climb (largely up stone staircases) takes us first through an area of cloud forest to the meadows of Llulluchapampa, then over the Warmihuañusca (Dead Woman’s) pass, at 13,830ft (4,215m) the highest point on the trek. After quite a long, steep descent we camp in the scenic valley of the Pacaymayu River (11,810ft/3,600m).
Accommodation: Full-service camping – Pacaymayu Camp
Over Runquracay Pass to ruins of Sayacmarca and Phuyupatamarca
We start the day with an easier climb past the ruins of Runquracay and over the Runquracay Pass (12,895ft/3,930m). From here, the Inca Trail becomes a clearly defined path of flat boulders. We pass the ruins of Sayacmarca and enter cloud forest; at one point the trail passes through an Inca tunnel. We camp at a spectacular campsite on the ridge above the Inca site of Phuyupatamarca (12,075ft/3,680m) to enjoy the sunset and sunrise.
Accommodation: Full-service camping – Phuyupatamarca Camp
Walk down Inca steps to Wiñay Wayna and Machu Picchu via the Sun Gate
From the ridge, we embark on the infamous Inca steps: a 1.2mi (2km) stone staircase taking us rapidly downhill amid a panorama of overwhelming immensity, with the peaks of the Vilcabamba range above, and the river thousands of metres below. After visiting the attractive ruins of Wiñay Wayna, we have an undulating walk through cloud forest high above the river to the Sun Gate (Inti Punku). From here, we get our first full sight of Machu Picchu, with Huayna Picchu rising behind.
The Sun Gate is normally busy with photo-taking trekkers, so we plan to arrive later in the day to enjoy unobstructed views of the magnificent ruins. While most groups choose to visit Machu Picchu today, we’ll pass around the edge of the ruins and exit the site, descending to Aguas Calientes for a well-earned rest, shower and comfortable bed for the night. Our trekking permits allow us one entry into the site, which we use for our tour tomorrow when we are refreshed and more able to enjoy it.
We will be reunited with those who have been on the Moonstone Trek at the hotel this afternoon.
Accommodation: Hotel Casa Andina, Aguas Calientes (or similar)
Early morning guided tour of Machu Picchu; return to Cuzco by train and by road
To beat the day-trippers arriving from Cuzco and reach the ruins as early as possible, an early start is required for Machu Picchu; buses return us up the winding road to the site entrance, and during high season (May-October) there may be a bit of a wait.
Machu Picchu is one of the architectural and engineering marvels of the ancient world and what makes it all the more dramatic is the staggering mountain backdrop. The Spaniards never found it; the Incas left no records of it, and so Machu Picchu remained an enigma, a city lost for centuries in the jungle until it was rediscovered in 1911 by the American historian Hiram Bingham. Your guided tour will highlight the history, culture, architecture and mysteries that Machu Picchu still holds to this day.
This afternoon we catch the train back to Ollantaytambo (1hr 30min) and continue by private bus to Cuzco (1hr 30min).
Accommodation: Hotel San Agustin Plaza (or similar)
End Cuzco
The trip comes to an end after breakfast. Either start your return journey home or join one of our exciting extensions, either to explore the jungle trails of the Amazon Rainforest or the high-altitude waters of Lake Titicaca. Speak to your sales representative to book.
Depart Cuzco
Those travelling on the group flights will be taken to Cuzco airport this morning for your domestic flight to Lima where you will connect with your overnight international flight to London.
Arrive London
The group flights arrive into London this afternoon.
Extend Your Trip
Amazon Rainforest extension (from Cuzco)
Easily accessible via a short flight to Puerto Maldonado from Cuzco, the Amazon is the largest rainforest in the world and home to an astonishing array of wildlife, plus countless plant species. Spending three nights at a lodge in the incredibly rich Tambopata Reserve, we use motorised canoes to explore lakes and rivers, and follow jungle trails to navigate dense forests. The detailed itinerary can be found here.
Please ask your sales representative for more details. Prices listed are starting prices.
Code: XPC
Price per person: £ 599
Mandatory Single Supplement: £ 135
Lake Titicaca extension
Journey across the spectacular high altiplano to Lake Titicaca, the highest navigable freshwater lake in the world at 12,467ft (3,800m). Explore the waters by boat and visit the indigenous Uros community who live on floating reed islands and produce fine textiles. Back on the mainland, we visit the pre‐Inca site of Sillustani, composed of burial towers with fantastic views over the region. The Titicaca Extension is only available after your main tour as we do not recommend arriving straight into Puno due to the altitude. The detailed itinerary can be found here.
Please ask your sales representative for more details. Prices listed are starting prices.
Code: XPT
Price per person: £ 299
Mandatory Single Supplement: £ 145
Upgraded hotels and camping
The “Inca Trail in Comfort” program takes our quality standard trek and upgrades the accommodations and services both on and off the trail. In Cuzco, our boutique hotel is centrally located within walking distance of the main plaza and Temple of Sun. Our Sacred Valley hotel is set amidst sprawling gardens and a short distance from the Incan ruins of Ollantaytambo. For trek upgrades we have included your sleeping bag, added a thicker sleeping pad and increased the weight limit to 10 kg for your personal items so you can bring those “something extra” items you enjoy while camping.
Cuzco: Hotel San Agustin Plaza (nights 1 and 7)
In the centre of Cuzco, this boutique hotel is ideally placed for our adventures, within walking distance of the Koricancha (Temple of the Sun) and the main plaza. The hotel has a modern feel, while honouring the cultural and historical richness of Cuzco with local art and textiles.
Ollantaytambo: Pakaritampu Hotel (night 2)
Founded by the Peruvian politician and volleyball hall of famer best known as Gaby, Pakaritampu is built in a traditional style, with terracotta walls, a tiled roof, and eucalyptus floors and beams. The name means ‘home of the dawn’ in the local Quechua language and the hotel certainly provides a homey feel, with spacious rooms, a lovely fireplace lounge, restaurant and bar, plus it’s surrounded by beautiful gardens.
Inca Trail: Camping (nights 3-5)
We sleep and dine in good-quality four-season tents. We also have a toilet tent set up both in camp and during lunch stops. On the Inca Trail, we stay in official campsites where additional bathroom facilities are available. For this comfort trip, we have also included your sleeping bag and increased the weight limit to 22lb (10kg) for your personal items, so bring the extra pair of sneakers to lounge around camp and give your feet and boots a rest.
Aguas Calientes: Casa Andina Standard Machu Picchu (night 6)
Casa Andina Standard Machu Picchu is a clean, modern hotel conveniently located near the train station and a five-minute walk from the bus stop to Machu Picchu. It is the perfect place to refresh and recharge after your four-day Inca Trail hike. The hotel has a restaurant, bar and cafe, and serves a breakfast buffet to start your day touring Machu Picchu.
Worth knowing
- Single accommodation (including tents) can be arranged, subject to availability. Please request this at the time of booking.
- Camping: Boiled and filtered drinking water is provided to guests in the mornings, at lunch and dinner times so we can refill our water bottles. While on the trek, a bowl of warm water for washing is provided each morning and evening.
Reviews
Add your own reviewThe Journey is the destination!
The 4 days hiking through the ever changing landscape from cactus lined trails over windswept mountain passes and through the damp cloud forest made the arrival at the sun gate extra special.
It is physically challenging, but the viws, the history and especially the team on the ground making this holiday happen were just amazing!
Most Inspirational Moment
The 2nd day, climbing and descending from dead women pass. Wilmer our guide was great in giving support and encouragement! Also, the reed islands on Lake Titicaca, its a very special place and I am thankful for the people sharing a glimpses of their past & present lives. (I had a little VIP tour)
Thoughts on Group Leader
Wilmer, is simply the best! I could not have asked for a better group leader. He stood out for his knowledge, enthusiasm and genuinely caring nature. He ensured we were all ok throughout and was always there for an encouraging word, sharing information or simply answering questions. On a practical note, he was well organised and his timings were impeccable - I was very impressed!
Advice for Potential Travellers
The journey is the destination!
Suggestions
The Lake Titicaca Extension was well worth it. The coach journey from Cuzco to Puno took in some other important Inca sites like Raqchi - not to be missed. Puno and the Lake are stunning and have a very different vibe to Cuzco.
A fantastic guide
I found hiking the trail a real challenge but our guide Holger Collantes, and his assistant Mel, were just amazing. Their support and encouragement got me through. They really were the best! Holger was also an absolute mine of information about Peru – there were no questions he couldn’t answer. The Inca remains and, of course, Machu Picchu itself were magical. The people, the food … all incredible.
Most Inspirational Moment
Completing the trail.
Thoughts on Group Leader
Amazing. He always went above and beyond what was necessary to make sure we were all happy and well cared for.
Just amazing!!!
This trip was fantastic from start to finish. Really well organised by Exodus. We loved every minute of this trip, the Inca sites you visit along the way and the amazing scenery just make this amazing, it really does make it about the whole 4 days of hiking rather than just the last one when you arrive at Macchu Picchu. We were lucky to be hiking with a fantastic group of people and our guide and porters were incredible. The chefs and porters deserve a special mention, the food was incredible, and arriving at camp every day to find everything set up and a drink waiting for us made it feel much more like glamping!!
Most Inspirational Moment
Hard to say, on the last day of hiking the guide for us up early to climb a little higher and we watched the sun come up over a glacier, the porters arrived with hot tea and it just felt a little unreal and magical. Of course arriving after 4 days of hiking to see Macchu Picchu below you is incredible.
Thoughts on Group Leader
Bruce was AMAZING, nothing was too much trouble and he knew so much not just about Incas but about all the flowers and everything we saw along the way, it really made the trip.
Advice for Potential Travellers
Go prepared for an adventure, and ladies take loo roll in your back pack everywhere, it's often in short supply!!!
Suggestions
Thank you to everyone involved in making our trip so memorable we planned this a year ago and it totally lived up to our expectations!!!!
Very beautiful and interesting trip
The views on the trek were really wonderful, Cusco is a beautiful city. There is lots to see on this trip.
Most Inspirational Moment
Reaching the top on the 2nd day of the hike was a big sense of achievement.
Thoughts on Group Leader
Tina is very kind and friendly. She did a very good job of looking after us and checking that we were managing with the altitude.
Advice for Potential Travellers
One little thing, the kit list is missing toilet paper. Of course you can get it there but I would have preferred to know in advance that you need some for the trek! And yes it really is that cold at night you definitely need to bring properly warm clothes. Walking poles are marked as optional but we wouldn’t have made it without them! The amount of stuff you are allowed for the trek is quite small, smaller than it sounds anyway, so plan carefully.
Amazing Adventure!
A wonderful trip which was superbly organised.
Most Inspirational Moment
Arriving at the Sun Gate at the end of our trek and glimpsing Machu Picchu below was an emotional moment. Arriving at the summit of Dead Woman’s Pass on day 2 was also special. Both of these moments were enhanced by sharing the experience with a lovely group of fellow travellers.
Thoughts on Group Leader
Julio was a wonderful leader. Organised, knowledgable, friendly and empathetic, his skill in leading our group was superb from beginning to end. As a group, we knew we were in safe hands. He was very ably assisted by Anthony, whose easy going, friendly personality really added to the group dynamic.
Advice for Potential Travellers
This trek is graded as ‘moderate’ but day 2 of the trek to Dead Woman’s Pass is quite a challenge, especially in the hot weather in which we were ascending. Combine that with the effects of altitude, and putting in some training, in advance of the trip, is definitely useful. Give yourself an extra day in Cuzco prior to the beginning of the trip if possible. It definitely helped me adjust to the altitude. On the trek itself, walking poles are invaluable. Even members of our group who normally don’t use them, found them very useful in the descents. Although some snacks are provided on the trek, I would recommend taking more. The food prepared by the chefs is excellent (especially given the facilities they have at their disposal) but you’ll burn a lot of calories and I found I needed extra snacks. Finally, if you are travelling as I did in July, the night time temperatures really do drop. I used all my extra layers to keep warm.
Suggestions
I’ve wanted to trek the Inca Trail for a very long time and it lived up to all my expectations. The Inca Trail in Comfort trip was a fantastic trip and I would thoroughly recommend it to others.
Inca Trail incomfort and Amazon extension
Amazing and challenging adventure! We did the Inca Trail in comfort with the Amazon extension.
Most Inspirational Moment
Walking through the Sun Gate together as a group after 4 tough days of trekking and seeing Machu Picchu come into view. Our amazing, strong and cheerful porters. Respect! Our leaders Julio, Anthony and Roldan. Jungle wildlife.
Thoughts on Group Leader
Julio and Anthony on the Inca Trail were outstanding. Friendly, approachable, kind and supportive. Julio also very good back in Cusco etc. Lots of recommendations and advice. All clearly explained. He even came with us to the airport when we left for the Amazon. Could not fault them! Roldan for the Amazon extension. From the moment he met us at the airport he really looked after us. His knowledge and care he has for the jungle are second to none. We were so fortunate to have him as our guide.
Advice for Potential Travellers
Embrace the adventure! Look for Exodus sign outside the airport. Do not be taken in by random people who approach you in the airport with offers of help. If you can give yourself an extra day in Cusco to get over the flights. Do the Inkan Milky Way walking tour. Ask for a room at the rear or side of the hotel if you are not used to traffic noise! Stick to kit list. We didn't take rain ponchos but had it rained in the Amazon it would have been useful. Take lots of snacks for the treks (some is provided but you may want more!). Bring inflatable pillow for the Inca camping. Altitude: we took diamox, bought local product recommended to inhale and avoided alcohol to start with and were fine!
Suggestions
It's tough and challenging but the most amazing adventure with wonderful people and supported by excellent local guides, porters and chefs.
Fantastic, well organised trekking holiday.
Great guide (Mike) who was very knowledgeable, great fun and very helpful to everyone in the group. Porters and food provided on the trek itself were outstanding. Weather was generally very good which obviously helped our enjoyment and the scenery stunning. We were also fortunate enough to see a spectacled bear on the “run up” to Dead Woman’s Pass. An experience you will remember for the rest of your life – no matter how young you are!
Most Inspirational Moment
The final morning when we got up at 5.30am to stand above the clouds and witness snow-clad mountain peaks in the early dawn sunshine.
Thoughts on Group Leader
A1. We could not have had better. He went the extra mile. He emphasised the entire trek was our holiday - not just the final destination. How right he was.
Advice for Potential Travellers
Warm thermals at night time essential. Altitude is a problem to some degree for most people - Mike provided a herbal decongestant to rub on our palms and inhale. A decongestant would probably be useful to pack - a bunged up nose is not conducive to good sleep at any altitude.
Suggestions
We have never had a bad holiday with Exodus!
Inca Warriors
Fabulous trip; very well organised and executed by Exodus.
Most Inspirational Moment
View of Machu Picchu from Sun Gate
Thoughts on Group Leader
Awesome. Mike is best tour guide ever. Well organised, efficient, calm in the face of problems, good humoured at all times, great company, knowledgable and informative.
Advice for Potential Travellers
Better exchange rate in Peru than in UK and several bureaux d'echange in Cusco accept sterling, which would save losing twice on exchange rate, so wait until arrival to buy currency if you will have time before setting off on trek. Try to obtain several single sols as most public toilets cost one sol. If you take photos of people they will expect a sol. Don't underestimate amount of tipping: we each tipped support staff (porters and chefs) around 250 sols between them and the assistant guide around 80 sols for the 4 day trek. We each tipped the main guide about 150 sols, which was recommended by Trip Adviser and on the assumption that he got paid more by Exodus but, with hindsight, perhaps we should have given him more given how hard he worked and how much value he added to the whole trip. A lightweight lamp for your tent would be useful as there isn't much daylight left when you arrive at camp and you get up in the dark. A headtorch is essential and either a spare or spare batteries. I think more people who didn't take Diamox felt unwell than who did so, on balance, I would say take it. I wouldn't recommend coca leaves, though, as I suspect they gave me a headache (and they taste disgusting). We had the opportunity to leave stuff at the hotel in Ollantaytambo whilst on trek and pick it up after the trek before going onto Aguas Callientes, where we spent 2 nights instead of 1 because of a rail strike, so it is probably worth leaving a set of clean clothes there. Eating out is very good value. Meals at non-touristy restaurants cost under 50 sols including a drink. Touristy restaurants c 70-80 sols, including a drink. A local beer costs 6-8 s, a glass of wine or pisco sour 15-20 s. If you want to try guinea pig, do so at the restaurant recommended by the tour guide. Alpaca is good at most restaurants. Souvenirs at markets are good value. I think I spent 1300 sols in total, including 5 hats and a scarf, meals and tips.
Suggestions
I would highly recommend doing this trip with Exodus
The Inca Trail in Comfort 30 May departure & Lake Titicaca Extension
This was a brilliant trip. The Inca Trail in Comfort was well organised & a good mix of trekking and sightseeing. Our guide, Mike, was great & the camping porter team were inspiring. The camp chef provided excellent meals. The hotels were comfortable & the camping was as good as camping gets. The group gelled well together.
The Lake Titicaca Extension is also well worth doing and good value.
We were very happy with all aspects of the trip & would recommend it to anyone with a reasonable level of fitness.
Most Inspirational Moment
I loved the whole trek: highlights included the first view of Machu Picchu from the Sun Gate, the spectacled bear we saw from the trail, reaching the top of dead Woman's Pass, the view from our camp site on the last morning, rowing a reed boat on Lake Titicaca ...
Thoughts on Group Leader
Mike was a brilliant leader. He is extremely knowledgeable and was keen to share with us. He is friendly to all and certainly helped the group to gel. He is considerate of the needs of the group and provided help when appropriate to those who needed it. He organised the trek well and kept the group together. He organised a variety of restaurants for lunch & dinner, all good, and even booked us a restaurant in Puno (Titicaca extension) which was an excellent recommendation. He is considerate of health and safety, the environment and the local community. Mike was great and we were very lucky to have him as our group leader. Davis and the camp team were also very good.
Advice for Potential Travellers
This is a brilliant trip - book it as long as you have a reasonable level of fitness and enjoy walking, (and don't have bad knees - there are a lot of steps). Bring good walking boots, well worn in. Use poles (you can hire locally, or buy in UK for similar price - must be telescopic / adjustable with rubber ends.) If leave is not a concern, consider arriving a day early in Cuzco to acclimatise. Bring a good head torch. We didn't go to the hot springs so no need to carry swimming costume / large towel / flip flops on trek. Hotel Casa Andina (Aguas Calientes) provided shampoo so no need to carry on trek. We could have left some stuff in Hotel Pakaripampu (Ollantaytamo) before the trek, to collect after Machu Picchu on way back to Cuzco. Minimise the weight in your ruck sack. If leave is not a concern - the Lake Titicaca extension is excellent value. Don't be put off by the drive - it's in a comfortable coach & includes 4 stops & lunch. Don't under estimate the amount you need for tipping. Although the exchange rate is better in Cuzco it's convenient to arrive with a little local money. The exchange rate was approximately the same changing pounds into dollars in UK then changing the dollars into sols in Cuzco as it was to change pounds directly into sols in Cuzco. However all the exchange outlets would exchange dollars (including very near hotel San Agustin Plaza) but they didn't all exchange pounds. Western Union in Main Square exchanges pounds. We spent approx 1450 sols per person for 11 nights (incl 1 night in Cuzco pre tour & Titicaca extension). If you do the Titicaca extension, include the reed boat ride, and book the Balcons de Puna restaurant for dinner & floorshow.
Suggestions
The trip was great. Thanks to Mike for excellent organisation & guiding. Thanks also for organising extra night in Aguas Calientes due to train strike.
Inca Trail In Comfort - 30th May Departure
This was a challenging but most rewarding of adventures on the Inca Trail. A group of individuals of varying ages, abilities and backgrounds became a team over the 4 day trek. Our guide and leader, Mike, was inspirational giving of his knowledge, experience and friendship throughout.
Most Inspirational Moment
While Machu Picchu was the end of the trek it was camp on the third night together with the sunrise on the fourth day that will be my standout memory. Waking to a glorious sunrise on that last day with the clouds filling the valleys below was an awesome sight.
Thoughts on Group Leader
Mike was a fantastic guide and leader. Whether it was recommendations on places to visit in Cuzco, his encyclopedic knowledge of all things Peru and Inca or his care for those having difficulty at the higher altitude his energy and enthusiasm exceeded all expectations.
Advice for Potential Travellers
Make sure your fitness levels are as good as possible. This will ensure you maximise your enjoyment.
Suggestions
I will certainly be looking for further opportunities to travel with Exodus.
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