Hiking / Camping
Days - 4 Nights
A remote and rewarding adventure the follows the final refuge for the last Inca rebels resisting the Spanish invasion. Geography, flora, fauna and a rich history, lead us to an adventure in a remote region of the southern Andes of Peru. Each day offers new scenery and a deeper connection to the Inca Empire, finishing at the awe-inspiring Machu Picchu. This trek is ideal for experienced hikers seeking solitude, adventure and a culturally rich journey. A difficult trek for those who seek a new adventure in the remote mountains of Peru.
$850
per person
Hiking / Camping
Days - 3 Nights
This moderately easy trek is a great option for new trekkers of for the family. This alternative trek offers peace and quiet away from the madding crowds of the Inca Trail. Enjoy a swim in the waterfalls, see some impressive Inca ruins where your guide will give you the history and hike through some of the most beautiful landscape in Peru. All this and more as the trek culminates at the Inca citadel of Machu Picchu.
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$780
per person
Hiking / Camping
Days - 3 Nights
The trekking to Choquequirao is one of the best kept secrets in Peru. It is a beautiful walk that takes you through stunning landscapes and intact Inca ruins. Choquequirao has been nicknamed the “Twin Sister of Machu Picchu,” and it’s easy to see why. This is the perfect trip for those who prefer to explore unspoiled terrain and seek an adventure off the beaten track.
The trek to Choquequirao demands good will and important physical activity, in short, this route is considered difficult even more so for those who are not used to walking. However, the reward far exceeds the fatigue, but that if you have to always have the mind and body in good spirits and condition.
$599
per person
Hiking / Camping
Days - 2 Nights
The 3-Day Huchuy Qosqo trek is a family-friendly adventure that offers a perfect blend of cultural exploration and scenic beauty, ideal for travelers of all ages. Unlike more strenuous treks in the region, this route features gentle trails and lower altitudes, making it suitable for children and those new to hiking. The journey begins near Cusco and winds through picturesque Andean valleys, charming villages and ancient Inca pathways. Along the way, families can enjoy breathtaking views, interact with local communities and learn about Inca history at the impressive Huchuy Qosqo archaeological site. Visit to the majestic Sacred Valley and take the train to the majestic Inca citadel of Machu Picchu, providing a well-rounded and enriching experience that is both active and educational.
$500
per person
Hiking, camping,adventure.
Days - 7 Nights
The Choquequirao 8- Day trek to Machu Picchu is a challenging yet unforgettable journey through the heart of the Peruvian Andes, ideal for adventurous travelers seeking a less crowded alternative to the Classic Inca Trail. This rewarding route leads you to the breathtaking ruins of Choquequirao. The site is referred to as the sister city to Machu Picchu due to its similar architecture and remote grandeur. While trekking pass dramatic landscapes, deep river canyons to high mountains passes, encountering traditional Andean villages. The trek finishes with a magical visit to the iconic Machu Picchu, offering a sense of accomplishment and a connection to Inca history and the Andean Mountains.
$1300
per person
Hiking / Camping
Days - 3 Nights
The Ausangate 4-Day trek is a breathtaking adventure through the remote Andes of Peru, offering an unforgettable blend of natural beauty, cultural richness and physical challenge. The high-altitude route takes trekkers around the sacred Ausangate mountain, one of the tallest in Peru, passing through dramatic landscapes of high Andean peaks, turquoise glacial lakes and vibrant alpine meadows. A highlight of the trek is a visit to the stunning Rainbow Mountain, known for its striking, naturally colored mineral layers. Along the way hiker encounter isolated Andean communities, herds of alpacas and traditional lifestyles untouched by modern civilization. While demanding due to its altitudes and rugged terrain, the Ausangate trek is a rewarding experience for those seeking a uniquie and immersive journey into the heart of the Peruvian Andes. At the end of the day each camp offers spacious private tents, a dining tent, and toilet facilities. Be delighted by the meals prepared by your great chef.
$490
per person
