Welcome to the epitome of opulence, the Luxury 4 Day Inca Trail, where your journey transcends the ordinary and enters the realm of extraordinary. With every step, you’ll revel in the seamless blend of ancient wonder and modern luxury. This is not just a trek; it’s a high-end white glove service that caters to the most discerning of travelers.
Your extraordinary journey commences with an exclusive pickup from your Cusco hotel. After a brief stop in Ollantaytambo, you arrive at Km 82, the privileged gateway to the Inca Trail. This day’s trek, covering 11 km, seamlessly blends adventure and luxury. At the Wayllabamba campsite, your lavish bedroom tent awaits. Immerse yourself in a spa wellness treatment and relish an exquisite gourmet dinner.
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Your second day on the Inca Trail begins with a 9 km hike. As you ascend to Warmiwañusca Pass, the trail’s highest point at 4215 m, challenges and rewards intertwine. The pristine Pacaymayo campsite welcomes you with a spa wellness treatment, an exquisite dinner, and a refreshing hot shower.
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Indulge in a day of opulent trekking with a 9 km hike starting at Chaquicocha. Explore the remarkable Runkurakay Pass on this moderate day of your trek. As the day unfolds, partake in a spiritual session that allows you to connect with the ancient energy of the Andes, guided by a knowledgeable spiritual leader. After this enlightening experience, indulge in a soothing spa wellness treatment, savor a gourmet dinner, and luxuriate in a pampering hot shower at the elegant Phuyupatamarca campsite.
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Your final day of luxury adventure begins with an 8 km hike from Phuyupatamarca. As you descend to the magnificent Machu Picchu, you’ll enjoy a guided tour of this iconic archaeological wonder. Post-tour, you’ll board a plush bus to Aguas Calientes, followed by a lavish train journey to Poroy. Finally, we’ll escort you back to your opulent Cusco hotel.
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This exclusive Luxury 4 Day Inca Trail experience seamlessly blends the thrill of adventure with the epitome of luxury, ensuring an unforgettable journey for discerning high-end travelers. It’s not just a trek; it’s a white glove service designed to cater to your every desire.
Hotel located in Cusco city (Ask for hotels located outside Cusco city)
05:00 AM. Aproximate time, this will be reschedule during the treking orientation.
Rates are tailored to the number of persons traveling together.
And depending on the grade of exclusivity chosen.
Please, get in touch with us to receive the tour price and further information.
9:00am – 6:00pm (UTC/GMT -5)
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When you think of the many ruins in Peru, you probably think first of the monuments of the Inca. But the Inca were not an ancient people — they had established themselves as the dominant culture in Peru for less than a century when the Spanish arrived in 1532. Peru has many layers of human civilization, dating back 12,000 years. Experts and government officials guess that there are around 100,000 sites of archaeological significance in Peru. Around 10,000 of these sites have been excavated. There is still much to uncover.
Peru is home to some of the oldest cities in the world. Among others in very different locations of the country we have, Sechin, Caral, Chavin, Nazca, Moche, Wari, Sican, Chachapoyas, Chimu and many others
It is difficult to decide which place or tour is good for all our desires and needs. In this amazing country you will find everything
But, let’s go to the versus between these two experiences that take away our words
Inca trail, a centuries-old magnificent achievement of the Inca people as their road system. It is estimated the Inca trails cover a length of 40 000 kilometers; it even surpasses the length of the Andes mountains.
There is not a significant and huge difference in terms of views and places to see that impact your journey when hiking whichever of the Inca Trail version. The worldwide known Classic Inca trail 4-day hike, and the other 5-day Inca trail hike.
But whether in 4 days or 5 days, our luxury service, with extreme comfort, will make you have one of the most memorable experiences with a great human team and equipment, that you will not have to ask for anything else and, with the wonderful food that is prepared in the same place every day
Anyone who loves the outdoors should be thinking of hiking the Inca Trail. There’s a reason this multi-day trek tops travelers’ bucket lists. Many people say that hiking the Inca Trail is better than visiting Machu Picchu itself.
The 4-day trek covers a distance of approximately 42 kilometers and involves hiking for 4 days with the final day being dedicated to exploring Machu Picchu. The trail begins at Km 82, where trekkers cross the Urubamba River and then ascend to the ruins of Llactapata, followed by Dead Woman’s Pass, Runkurakay, Sayacmarca, and Wiñay Wayna. On the fourth day, trekkers wake up early to hike to Machu Picchu and arrive at the Sun Gate in time to see the sunrise over the ruins
The 5-day trek covers the same distance as the 4-day trek, but it is spread out over 5 days. This means that there is less distance to cover each day, and trekkers can take their time and enjoy the scenery along the way. The fifth day includes the same visit to Machu Picchu as the 4-day trek.
Recapping, both the 4-day and 5-day Inca Trail treks are great options, and the choice between them depends on personal preferences, physical fitness, and time constraints. If you have the extra day and prefer a more relaxed pace, the 5-day trek might be the better option. However, if you are short on time or prefer a more challenging hike, the 4-day trek might be a better fit.
