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Full-day Trek to Machu Picchu

A full-day hike along the Inca Trail to Machu Picchu

Full-day Trek to Machu Picchu in Peru

2 Days - 1 Night

$1,01200
  • Based on Double Occupancy
  • Based on private services for 2 trekkers. Reduced prices for 3 or more.

  • Transfer from Cusco
  • Private trekking guide
  • Inca Trail Permit
  • Half-day privately-guided Machu Picchu tour, with lunch
  • Machu Picchu entrance fee
  • Train Machu Picchu – Cusco (or Ollantaytambo/Urubamba)
  • Excludes international and domestic airfare.

  • Hotel in Machu Picchu/Aguas Calientes

  • Tips to guides

“Machu Picchu was the best.”

We had an outstanding trip – everything was well planned and well organized. We were extremely pleased.

Phillip D, Peru, May 2015

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