Inca Jungle Trail to Machu Picchu 4D / 3N

• Type of Tour: Cycling, Hike, Adventure, Ecology, Thermal Baths
• Distance of the route: 73 kilometers, divided into cycling, walking and vehicular transport
• Difficulty Level: Moderate but can be difficult if you are not prepared for the hike
• Income Required: Which we will reserve for you
• The best time: From April to November
• Closing date: In February for Maintenance

Itinerary of The Inca Jungle Trail to Machu Picchu 4D – 3N:

Day 1 Cusco – Santa María ( Descenso en Bicicleta)

Day 2 Santa Maria – Santa Teresa ( caminata )

Day 3 Santa Teresa – Aguas Calientes ( Zip Line or Canopy – opcional)

Day 4 Aguas Calientes – Machu Picchu – Retorno a Cusco

Price of The Inca Jungle Trail to Machu Picchu 4 days 3 nights:

310.00 Dollars per person

The return train schedule at the end of the Tour/Trek: It is the Expedition Train at 18:20pm or 19:00pm DEPENDING ON AVAILABILITY.

If you prefer the earlier train return we can reserve it for an additional cost of 35 dollars per person; the times you can choose are: 14:55pm or 16:35pm. We also offer the option to reserve the 3:40pm Vistadome train for an additional cost of $65 per person. Please, tell us in advance what is the train schedule of your preference. We inform you that none of the reserved trains go directly to Cusco, the trains only arrive at the Ollantaytambo or Poroy stations. In any of the cases we will always guarantee the shipment of a transport that will pick them up and bring them back to Cusco.

Can I exchange my return train ticket for an earlier one? in the same station of Aguas Calientes?

Yes, you can make this change in person at the Aguas Calientes train station. However, they will ask you to pay an additional fee to change the ticket and this change will be subject to the availability of spaces and schedules on the train.

How long does the return trip to Cusco take?

It’s about 3 hours. You will first board a train in Aguas Calientes to the train station in Ollantaytambo for 1h30m; then a transfer from our office will be waiting for you at the exit of the train station with a sign that will have your name on it to take you to our car/van back to Cusco for approximately 1h30m; finally it will take you to your hotel/hostel. You will receive your train tickets once your tour in Machu Picchu has finished.

Discounts:

For children under 18 years of age, the discount is $20 dollars per person
For children 7 years and older the discount is $50 dollars per person

How do I get the student discount?

The ISIC Card IS NO LONGER VALID to buy the Ticket to Machu Picchu or the Inca Trail with a student discount.

Now students will be able to access this benefit with the UNIVERSITY STUDENT CARD from the university where they study, this being the only valid document for this purpose. For more information visit the following link http://www.machupicchu.gob.pe/items/estudiantes.html

IMPORTANT:
WE DO NOT RESERVE THE ENTRANCE FOR THE HUAYNA PICCHU MOUNTAIN

What it includes in The Inca Jungle Trail to Machu Picchu 4 days 3 nights:

• Professional guide in Spanish
• Tickets to Machu Picchu
• Private bus to the start of the tour
• High mountain bikes and professional safety equipment
• 2 breakfasts, 3 lunches and 3 dinners
• 1 Night of Accommodation in a basic hostel in Santa María
• 1 night of accommodation in a basic hostel in Santa Teresa
• 1 Night of Accommodation in a basic hostel in Aguas Calientes
• Guided tour of Machu Picchu
• Return train from Aguas Calientes to Ollantaytambo (The schedule is 6:20 p.m. or 9:55 p.m.
• Return bus from Ollantaytambo to Cusco

It’s not included in The Inca Jungle Trail to Machu Picchu 4 days 3 nights:

• Breakfast in the morning of the first day.
• water for the road
• A Water Bottle, because the use of a water bottle is mandatory along the Camino, the authorities will not allow the use or entry of plastic bottles into Machu Picchu
• Transfer from La Oroya to Santa Teresa
• Income for the hot springs of Santa Teresa
• Breakfast on day 4 in Aguas Calientes
• Round trip bus from Aguas Calientes to Machu Picchu
• Lunch in Aguas Calientes on the last day
• Entrance to the hot springs of Aguas Calientes (10 soles)
• Tips for the guide

What you need to bring to The Inca Jungle Trail to Machu Picchu 4 days 3 nights:

• A small 30-liter backpack
• original passport
• A Water Bottle, because the use of a water bottle is mandatory along the Camino, the authorities will not allow the use or entry of plastic bottles in Machu Picchu
• Comfortable shoes for riding bikes and hiking
• Waterproof jacket or rain poncho
• Hand sanitizer
• comfortable pants
• Sun hat or cap
• Sunscreen
• Insect repellent
• Contiflora with Water
• Hygiene items (toilet paper)
• personal medications
• Photographic camera
• Bandages to cure blisters
• Flip flops
• Bathing suit for the hot springs
• Towel
• Money in soles to cover your personal expenses

Faq of The Inca Jungle Trail to Machu Picchu 4 days 3 nights:

Refund: If we fail to make your reservation of your train tickets or entrance to Machu Picchu, the payment of your deposit will be 100% refunded.

Health and Safety: All our participants must inform us if they have or have had any illness that may affect their personal or group progress during the walk. They will also need to bring their own medications. We recommend that you visit your doctor before making your reservation if you have any health problems.

What are the accommodations like for the first two days of the tour? The first two days, we will host you in local family houses that have been converted into hostels and banheitos, therefore they have only shared.

Physical Fitness: The Inca jungle is certainly not easy, but you do not have to be an athlete or trekking expert to do this tour. Your physical condition is of course important since it will allow you to carry out all the activities within the tour and thus you will be able to enjoy the beautiful landscape along the way. If you do not exercise regularly, it is advisable to take extra walks or some type of aerobic activity during the months before your trip. Before doing the walk, we recommend that you visit your doctor who can provide you with more information.

How long is the descent on the bikes and what is it like? The descent on the bicycles lasts approximately 3 hours. It is important to inform you that the downhill part of the bike can be a bit dangerous, especially if you do not have much practice in downhill riding. If this decenzo is too dangerous for you, you can stay the car until the rest of the group reaches the end of the decenzo. It should be noted that all our bicycles are in good condition and are equipped with hydraulic brakes and we provide all the safety equipment.

What activity can I do if I don’t want to do rafting? If you are not interested in rafting, you will be taken to the place where local residents carry out their activities and you can participate in them.

What should I wear when rafting? You have to wear bathing suits and running shoes or waterproof shoes. It is also important to bring warm clothing to wear after rafting.

How long will the rafting route last? It will last around 2:30 hrs.

Where to keep your things? : You can leave or store the things that you will not take to the Inca Trail in the hotel or hostel where you are staying. Most of these establishments have warehouses where they will store your things. If you do not trust the place where you are staying, we will gladly store your belongings in our office.