This 4 days Salkantay trek to Machupicchu is sure to ‘peak’ your interest as you walk between the towering peaks of Humantay and Salkantay mountain as you make your way to Machu Picchu. This is truly the experience of a lifetime! Did you know that the Salkantay Trek is listed as one of the 20 best treks in the world by National Geographic Adventure Travel Magazine? Join us, and discover what it means to walk the sacred paths of the Inca. The Salkantay trek to Machu Picchu is one of the most famous treks in Cusco and it is undoubtedly the best alternave route to experience the original Inca paths. This trek takes you through many different types of landscapes. You will have the best opportunity to see the typical Andean landscape up to the snowcapped mountains, down to the tropical forests and finally even venture into the dense jungle. If you are thinking to do a hiking trip to Machu Picchu and you want to be close to the soul of the andes, close to the Andean communities and appreciate the beauful and diverse nature of Peru, the Salkantay Trek is highly recommended.
๐๏ธ Day 01 Summary
Distance Covered: 12 kilometers from Challacancha to Soraypampa
Hiking Time: Approximately 6 hours
Difficulty: Moderate to Challenging
Weather: Cool, with wind; cold nights
Starting Altitude: 3,600–3,700 m.a.s.l. (Challacancha – Inca Canal)
Camp Altitude: 3,910 m.a.s.l. (Soraypampa)
Maximum Altitude: 4,200 m.a.s.l. (Humantay Lake)
Meals: Lunch, Afternoon Tea, Dinner
Accommodation: Camping tent, outdoors
๐๏ธ Day 02 Summary
Distance Covered: 22 kilometers from Soraypampa to Colpapampa
Hiking Time: Approximately 10 hours
Difficulty: Challenging
Weather: Cool with cold and wind; cool–mild at night
Starting Altitude: 3,910 m.a.s.l. (Soraypampa)
Camp Altitude: 3,910 m.a.s.l. (Colpapampa)
Maximum Altitude: 4,650 m.a.s.l. (Salkantay Pass)
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Afternoon Tea, Dinner
Accommodation: Camping tent, outdoors
๐๏ธ Day 03 Summary
Distance Covered: 28 kilometers from Colpapampa to Aguas Calientes
Hiking Time: Approximately 8 hours
Difficulty: Moderate
Weather: Warm during the day, mild at night
Starting Altitude: 3,910 m.a.s.l. (Colpapampa)
Final Altitude: 2,020 m.a.s.l. (Aguas Calientes)
Minimum Altitude: 1,890 m.a.s.l. (Hydroelectric Station)
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Accommodation: Hotel in Machu Picchu Town (Aguas Calientes)
๐ Day 04 Summary
Distance Covered: 5 kilometers from Machu Picchu to Aguas Calientes
Hiking Time: Approximately 1 hour and 30 minutes
Difficulty: Easy to Moderate
Weather: Warm during the day; cold at night (Cusco)
Starting Altitude: 2,020 m.a.s.l. (Aguas Calientes)
Machu Picchu Altitude: 2,430 m.a.s.l.
Maximum Altitude: 3,350 m.a.s.l. (Cusco)
Meals: Breakfast
Day 01: Cusco – Mollepata – Soraypampa – Humantay Lake
We begin our adventure with an early pickup at 04:30 AM from your respective accommodations or hotels (*Cusco city center) to meet all members of the group and start the journey together with your guide and cook.
We will travel toward the village of Mollepata (2,800 m.a.s.l. / 9,186 ft), passing through towns such as Izcuchaca and Limatambo, arriving around 07:30 AM. Here, we will take a short break where you may enjoy an optional light breakfast.
We then continue for one more hour to Challacancha, the starting point of our hike on the Salkantay Trail, known as the Route of the Gods. At this location, we will meet our support and logistics team, who will prepare the equipment and pack mules. Around 09:30 AM, we begin our hike toward Soraypampa, where our first campsite is located (3,910 m.a.s.l. / 12,828 ft).
The first part of the trek follows an ancient path through deep valleys along the mountainside. Along the way, we will see an old Inca water canal (aqueduct) with cold, crystal-clear water that still supplies nearby communities. After approximately 3 hours of hiking, we arrive at Soraypampa, where we will enjoy lunch and rest.
This area offers plenty of time to relax and take photos of the impressive canyon views, with stunning panoramas of the Salkantay and Humantay glaciers and snow-capped peaks.
In the afternoon, after a short rest, we hike for about 1 hour and 30 minutes to the breathtaking turquoise Humantay Lake (4,210 m.a.s.l. / 13,812 ft). Here, we will enjoy the natural beauty of the area and have an excellent opportunity to take unforgettable photos.
Returning to camp, we will witness a spectacular sunset over the valley, a peaceful moment to connect with nature and oneself. Tea time will be followed by a delicious dinner. At night, weather permitting, we may observe the stars and constellations before resting in our camp under the Andean sky.
๐๏ธMaximum altitude: 4,200 m.a.s.l.
๐Meals: Lunch, Dinner
๐๏ธAccommodation: Camping
Day 02: Soraypampa – Salkantay Pass – Wayraqmachay – Colpapampa
This is the most challenging and rewarding day of the trek. We wake up early at 05:00 AM to enjoy a nutritious breakfast before starting the ascent to the highest point of the journey: Salkantay Pass (4,630 m.a.s.l. / 15,190 ft). The hike takes approximately 4 hours, covering 7 km.
From the summit, we will admire breathtaking views of high Andean valleys and the imposing snow-capped mountains of Salkantay, Humantay, Tucarhuay, and Pumasillo. Here, we will perform a traditional Inca ceremony, offering prayers to the Apus (sacred mountains) for protection and a safe journey.
We then descend along a winding, rocky trail to Wayraqmachay (3,800 m.a.s.l. / 12,467 ft), where we will stop for lunch. After a short rest, we continue our trek.
In the afternoon, the landscape gradually changes as we enter the cloud forest, approaching the edge of the Amazon basin. You will notice a dramatic transition from high mountain scenery to lush vegetation, often surrounded by mist, creating an epic atmosphere.
We continue enjoying the rich wildlife until we reach our campsite in Colpapampa (3,910 m.a.s.l. / 12,828 ft). This marks the end of a demanding day, followed by a well-deserved rest and a hearty dinner.
๐๏ธMaximum altitude: 4,650 m.a.s.l. (Salkantay Pass)
๐Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
๐๏ธAccommodation: Camping
Day 03: Colpapampa – Playa Sahuayaco – Hydroelectric Station – Aguas Calientes
We wake up in the warm and vibrant jungle of Colpapampa, also known as the gateway to the Cloud Forest. After breakfast at 06:00 AM, we begin our hike toward Playa Sahuayaco.
Along the way, we enjoy the rich landscapes of the Andean high jungle, making this part of the journey truly memorable. The valley features sunny weather and dense vegetation, ideal for producing high-quality coffee. We will see orchids, begonias, bromeliads, and various medicinal plants traditionally used in local natural medicine.
We arrive at Playa Sahuayaco (2,064 m.a.s.l. / 6,772 ft), where we enjoy a nutritious lunch and a short rest.
Later, we take local transportation to the Hydroelectric Station (1,890 m.a.s.l. / 6,200 ft). From there, we walk along the railway tracks for approximately 3 hours until reaching Aguas Calientes.
In Machu Picchu Town (Aguas Calientes) (2,020 m.a.s.l. / 6,627 ft), we will rest and recharge for the most important day of the adventure. We will share our final dinner as a group and receive a detailed briefing about our visit to Machu Picchu the following day.
๐๏ธMaximum altitude: 3,910 m.a.s.l.
๐Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
๐๏ธAccommodation: Hotel in Machu Picchu Town (Aguas Calientes)
Day 04: Aguas Calientes – Machu Picchu – Ollantaytambo – Cusco
Our final destination is Machu Picchu, the Historical and Cultural Heritage of Humanity, and the most unforgettable highlight of the entire trek.
We wake up very early and, after breakfast, take a 30-minute bus ride uphill to Machu Picchu (2,430 m.a.s.l. / 7,972 ft). Upon arrival, we enter the site and begin a guided tour of the citadel.
For more than two hours, we explore the most important temples and structures of the Lost City of the Incas. The architectural mastery of the Incas is truly astonishing and beyond imagination. This experience offers a deep sense of connection and reflection.
After the guided visit, we return on foot to Aguas Calientes, where you will have free time to explore the town and enjoy lunch.
Finally, the tour includes a tourist train to Ollantaytambo (2,790 m.a.s.l. / 9,154 ft), followed by private transportation back to Cusco (3,350 m.a.s.l. / 10,991 ft).
๐๏ธMaximum altitude: 2,430 m.a.s.l.
๐Meals: Breakfast
The day before starting the 4D/3N Salkantay Trek, a mandatory briefing will take place at 7:00 PM at the ECOSAQ Travel office in Cusco. During this session, you will meet your guide and fellow travelers. The guide will provide essential information, including:
Technical details of the trek
Exact pickup time for the tour
Printed train tickets and Machu Picchu entrance tickets
Distribution of the duffel bag (up to 7 kg / 15 lb) to be carried by horses
The guide will also explain how to store any extra luggage if you wish to leave it at the Machu Picchu Reservations office.
For this briefing, you only need to bring your passport for the check-in process. After the meeting, you may:
Pay any remaining balance if the tour has not been fully paid
Rent a sleeping bag or trekking poles if not reserved in advance
The Salkantay Trek is led by certified professional guides, specialists in high-mountain trekking and the Salkantay region. Your guide will accompany you throughout the entire trek and provide a guided tour of Machu Picchu, following the circuit and schedule indicated on your ticket.
Guides are equipped with a first-aid kit and oxygen tank and are trained to respond to emergencies. Service is available in English and Spanish, ensuring a safe and informative experience for everyone.
Pickup is included from your hotel or Airbnb to begin the trek. The exact pickup time will be confirmed during the pre-trek briefing, depending on your accommodation’s location.
If your hotel is close to our office, you may also arrive there at 4:00 AM to start the tour. All pickup details are coordinated directly with your guide during the briefing.
At the briefing, you will receive a duffel bag to pack up to 7 kg of personal belongings. These bags are transported by horses throughout the trek and will be available to you at each campsite.
This service allows you to hike comfortably with only a daypack. After returning to Cusco, the duffel bags can be left at the Machu Picchu Reservations office for your convenience.
The tour includes private tourist transportation from Cusco to Soraypampa, the starting point of the trek. The journey takes approximately 3 hours, providing a comfortable and direct transfer to begin your adventure.
The trek includes breakfasts, 2 lunches, and 2 dinners, all prepared by our professional chefs who travel with the group.
We offer vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free, and other special dietary options at no extra cost. Daily snacks are also provided. All meals are fresh, nutritious, and designed to keep you energized throughout the trek.
Camping equipment includes tents with sleeping mats and pillows. You only need to bring a sleeping bag (available for rent if needed).
Tents are designed for two people but are spacious enough to accommodate three to four travelers if requested. The standard setup is double occupancy.
Enjoy one night in a comfortable lodge in Aguas Calientes, the gateway to Machu Picchu.
Rooms feature private bathrooms, hot showers, and Wi-Fi, with double and triple occupancy options. This accommodation ensures a restful night before your Machu Picchu visit.
A professional cooking team is responsible for preparing all meals during the trek. They are trained to adapt menus to special dietary needs, ensuring proper nutrition for all participants.
All necessary kitchen equipment and utensils are provided and transported to each campsite, guaranteeing hygienic and well-prepared meals throughout the journey.
The trek includes a dedicated team of muleteers and horses responsible for transporting camping equipment, food supplies, and duffel bags (up to 7 kg per person, including sleeping bags).
This service allows you to hike with just a small backpack, fully enjoying the trek without carrying heavy loads.
The tour price includes entrance to Machu Picchu.
Our first option, when available, is Circuit 2: Llaqta Machu Picchu / Classic Route 2-A, covering approximately 70% of the site and including the iconic panoramic viewpoint.
If unavailable, we book Circuit 2-B: Lower Terrace, which covers about 60% of the citadel and also includes the classic viewpoint.
To secure these circuits, we recommend booking 3–4 months in advance. If neither is available, an alternative circuit will be reserved.
Your package includes a scheduled guided tour of Machu Picchu, lasting approximately 2 to 2.5 hours, led by an expert guide.
After the guided visit, you will have 30 minutes of free time to enjoy the site independently.
Train Option:
Train departures typically at 2:30 PM, 2:55 PM, or 3:20 PM (subject to availability)
Walk (~1 hour) or take a bus ($12) to the station
Train journey to Ollantaytambo: ~1.5 hours
Private transfer to Cusco (~2 hours)
Estimated arrival in Cusco: 6:30 PM (Plaza Regocijo)
Car Option:
3-hour hike from Machu Picchu to the Hydroelectric Station (must start before 11:00 AM)
Car departure at 3:00 PM
Drive back to Cusco: 6–7 hours
Estimated arrival: 10:00 PM (Plaza Regocijo)
ECOSAQ Travel S.A.C. offers free luggage storage for all clients during the trek.
The storage facility is located at our main office near Cusco’s Plaza de Armas and is available daily from 4:30 AM to 10:00 PM, including Sundays.
Vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free, and other dietary options are available at no additional cost. Please inform us of your preferences when booking.
For safety, all guides carry emergency equipment, including an oxygen bottle and a fully stocked first-aid kit, to provide immediate assistance if required.
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The Tour Does Not Include
On the first day of the trek, you must pay the Salkantay Trail entrance fee, which is collected by the local government of Mollepata.
Foreign travelers: 20 Peruvian soles (approx. USD 6)
Peruvian citizens: 10 Peruvian soles (approx. USD 3)
Payment must be made in cash and in Peruvian soles at the trail entrance.
Professional trekking poles are not included. You may rent a pair from us for USD 10 for the entire trek.
These poles are adjustable and highly recommended for steep and uneven terrain, helping improve balance and overall performance.
We do not include bottled drinking water refills. However, we do provide water for hot and cold beverages during every meal.
For drinking water, you have two options:
Purchase bottled water along the Salkantay Trail from small local shops (prices range from 5 to 12 soles for a 2.5-liter bottle), or
Bring a water filter or purification tablets to treat mountain water.
The entrance fee to Humantay Lake is not included and must be paid on the first day of the trek to the local government of Mollepata.
Foreign travelers: 20 Peruvian soles (approx. USD 6)
Peruvian citizens: 10 Peruvian soles (approx. USD 3)
Payment is required in cash and in Peruvian soles at the entrance.
Sleeping bags are not included. If you do not have a suitable one, you may rent it from us.
Our sleeping bags are designed for cold mountain conditions, suitable for temperatures down to –10°C (14°F).
Rental cost: USD 10 for the entire trek
There is no mobile signal from the morning of Day 1 until reaching the second campsite. At this campsite, Wi-Fi is available for approximately 10 soles.
After Day 3, mobile signal and internet access are usually available.
Toilets: Available at campsites at no extra cost; however, local residents along the trail may charge 1 sol to use their facilities.
Showers:
Second campsite: Hot showers available for 10 soles; cold showers are free.
First campsite: Showers are generally unavailable due to low temperatures.
Third day: Option to visit hot springs or use hot showers at the lodge in Aguas Calientes on Day 4.
Tips are optional and not mandatory. However, tipping is customary in the trekking and tourism industry in Cusco.
All staff working with Machu Picchu Reservations receive fair wages, and in many cases higher than those offered by other companies. You are free to tip or not, according to your satisfaction and discretion.
Travel insurance is not included.
We strongly recommend purchasing travel insurance in your home country, as it can be difficult to obtain appropriate coverage once in Peru.
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Original passport: Make sure it is valid for the entire trip.
Student ID card: Required at check-in if you booked with a student discount.
Daypack: Choose a small, ergonomic backpack for comfort during daily hikes.
Water storage: Carry 1.5–2 liters; a Camelbak or similar system is recommended.
Hiking boots: Lightweight boots with good traction are ideal.
Headlamp: Essential for early mornings, evenings, and nighttime use.
Horses will carry up to 7 kg (15 lb) of your gear, including your sleeping bag.
2–3 moisture-wicking T-shirts
2–3 pairs of hiking pants
3 sets of underwear
3 pairs of hiking socks
1 fleece jacket and 1 warm insulated jacket (cold nights)
1 rain jacket and rain pants (unpredictable weather)
1 sun hat and 1 wool hat for varying temperatures
Comfortable camp shoes and sturdy hiking boots
Waterproof gloves (ski gloves work well)
Waterproof jacket or rain poncho (for heavy rain)
Quick-dry towel (larger than the one provided, if preferred)
Small bottle of soap for personal hygiene
Portable battery charger (power sources are limited on the trail)
Large plastic bags to organize and protect your gear
Sleeping bag rated to at least –10°C / 14°F
Sunscreen and facial moisturizer
Insect repellent and hand sanitizer
Wet wipes for quick cleaning
Toothbrush and toothpaste
Personal toilet paper
Personal medications and a small first-aid kit
Important: Bags larger than 25 liters are not allowed inside Machu Picchu. Larger backpacks must be stored outside.
Water: Bring enough for the first morning; refills will be provided later.
Rain gear and fleece: Be prepared for changing weather conditions.
Camera or smartphone: Capture unforgettable moments.
Music device (phone or similar): Optional entertainment.
Hand sanitizer
Toilet paper and a small plastic bag: Dispose of waste responsibly.
Extra cash: For small purchases and optional tips.
Earplugs: For better rest at campsites and lodges.
Waterproofing: Protect all belongings from rain and moisture.
Comfort: Wear well-fitted, broken-in footwear to prevent blisters.
Organization: Use compartments to keep essential items easily accessible.
Prices for the Salkantay Trek to Machu Picchu depend on the package type.
Standard Package (Return to Cusco via Ollantaytambo route):
Adult: USD 440.00 per person
Accommodation in Aguas Calientes is in a lodging category and includes:
Toiletries
Towels
Private bathroom
Hot shower
Wi-Fi in common areas
Continental breakfast or breakfast box to take to Machu Picchu
The pricing for the Salkantay route to Machu Picchu depends on the package type.
Standard option includes return to Cusco via the Ollantaytambo route.
Adult: $440.00 USD per person
The accommodation in Aguas Calientes is in a comfortable category and includes:
Toiletries and towels
Private bathroom
Hot shower
Wi-Fi in common areas
Continental breakfast, with option to take breakfast to Machu Picchu
We recommend staying in Cusco for at least 2 to 3 days prior to the trek to properly acclimatize and reduce the risk of altitude sickness.
If you have already been at another high-altitude destination before arriving in Cusco, we still suggest spending at least one full day in Cusco to rest, recover from travel, and enjoy the city before starting the trek.
Salkantay is known for its unpredictable weather, so regardless of the season, it is important to be prepared for both cold and warm temperatures, as well as dry and rainy conditions.
There are two main seasons:
๐ง Rainy Season (November to March)
Average daytime temperature: 15°C / 60°F
Nighttime temperature: 5°C / 40°F
High probability of rain and wind, especially at Salkantay Pass, which can make temperatures feel colder.
โ Dry Season (April to October)
Mostly sunny and clear weather
Average daytime temperature: 20°C / 70°F
Cold nights, with temperatures dropping to –3°C / 26°F
After the second day, as the route descends toward the Amazon basin, the climate becomes warmer and more humid, and these conditions remain consistent throughout the year.
Yes. Sleeping bags are available for rent at USD 10.
They are goose-down sleeping bags rated for temperatures down to –10°C (14°F).
Yes. Trekking poles can be rented for USD 10 per pair.
Yes. You may store additional luggage free of charge at our office during the trek.
At the campsites, we provide:
Andean huts and tents
4-person tents used by only 2 travelers
Sleeping mats included
In Aguas Calientes, accommodation is in a hostel.
Minimum: 4 travelers
Maximum: 16 travelers
For groups of 16, an assistant guide is included.
Chewing coca leaves
Drinking coca tea or chamomile tea
Informing your guide immediately if you feel unwell
Our guides are trained and carry Sorochin tablets, coca leaves, agua florida, and oxygen.
Previous trekking experience is not mandatory, but it is recommended.
Our guides assist travelers of all fitness levels. Proper acclimatization is the most important factor.
Yes. On Day 2, during the ascent from Soraypampa to Salkantay Pass, you may rent a horse for 100 soles (approximately a 3-hour ride).
We recommend bringing approximately 300 Peruvian soles, preferably in small bills.
Yes. The Machu Picchu entrance ticket is included in all our tours.
Total allowed time: 3 hours
Guided tour: 2 hours
Free time: 1 hour
โ ๏ธ Please note: The visit follows a one-way route, and re-entry is not permitted.
Refunds are not available. Any early return is at the traveler’s own expense.
Transportation options are available from the campsites if needed.
Original passport, with an expiration date of at least 7 months.
Very important: We will request a copy with the Peru entry stamp in order to start the tour.
Valid national ID for entry into Peru (South American travelers only).
Important: You must receive the Andean Migration Card (TAM), which is provided by Immigration upon entering Peru.
Very important: We will request a copy with the entry stamp to begin the tour.
Warm clothing for Humantay and Salkantay:
Layered clothing for changing temperatures, especially at night, such as thermal wear, gloves, scarves, warm socks, and a wool hat for cold nights.
Light and breathable clothing for the cloud forest area:
T-shirts (polyester or nylon), shorts, and swimwear (if visiting the Cocalmayo hot springs).
Light clothing for Machu Picchu:
Windbreaker jacket, fleece, and trekking T-shirts (polyester or nylon).
Sun hat or cap and sunglasses
Camera and spare batteries
Personal medical kit
Insect repellent
Sunscreen
Altitude sickness medication (Soroche pills)
Trekking shoes or waterproof hiking boots for comfort.
If using sneakers, those with thick rubber soles are a good option.
Rain gear:
A good rain jacket and rain pants (required during the rainy season only).
Extra cash for drinks, tips, souvenirs, etc. (Peruvian soles or US dollars)
Swimwear for hot springs (optional)
And above all, a positive attitude and good spirits
Not recommended for participants with heart conditions or other serious medical issues.
Not recommended for pregnant travelers.
BOOKING CONDITIONS
GENERAL CONDITIONS
Ecosaq Travel S.A.C., Travel Agency and Tour Operator, is committed to providing friendly, professional, and personalized service to all travelers. From the moment you contact us, throughout your stay, and during the trek or tour, you will receive personalized assistance and an unforgettable experience.
Ecosaq Travel S.A.C. reserves the right to cancel or modify any trip due to weather conditions, landslides, political situations, pandemics, or other force majeure events. We also reserve the right to cancel a tour if a participant is unable to take part due to age, health conditions, lack of physical preparation, intoxication, or similar reasons.
Ecosaq Travel S.A.C. strongly recommends purchasing travel insurance in your country of origin before joining any tour or trek. We cannot be held responsible for personal injuries, loss, or damage to personal belongings.
Trips missed due to the situations mentioned above (weather conditions or political circumstances) are non-refundable, but may be rescheduled for another date.
Ecosaq Travel S.A.C. reserves the right to cancel a participant’s tour if the full balance has not been paid at least 24 hours before departure, unless an alternative agreement has been made with the staff of Ecosaq Travel .
Ecosaq Travel S.A.C. reserves the right to work with partner agencies or other service providers if, on certain dates, there are not enough participants to operate a tour independently.
In the event that damage is caused to third parties, all costs claimed by Ecosaq Travel S.A.C. as a result of such incidents will be charged to the participant, who will not be entitled to further claims.
If a participant wishes to cancel their trip, any potential refund will be processed according to the decision of Ecosaq Travel S.A.C., in accordance with the Cancellation and Refund Policy detailed below.
CANCELLATION & REFUND POLICY
50% Deposit Payment
Refunds will only be considered in exceptional and serious situations (as described below).
DEADLINES TO CHANGE TOUR DATES
Date changes are subject to availability of Inca Trail permits, Machu Picchu tickets, and hotels, and may be made without administrative charges as follows:
CANCELLATION DEADLINES
Cancellations will only be accepted in writing and must be received at least 20 days prior to the departure date.
If cancellation is requested within 20 days of departure, 100% of the total tour cost will be charged.
Cancellations Due to Serious Illness or Other Serious Circumstances
(Subject to evaluation by the Ecosaq Travel S.A.C. Reservations Department)
RESERVATIONS & PAYMENTS
STEP ONE – Reservation
To reserve your tour, package, or trek to Machu Picchu, please complete your reservation on our website using the following link:
๐ https://www.ecosaqtravel.com/
Please have the following information ready for each participant, as we cannot purchase Machu Picchu tickets or permits without it:
Clear photos of each participant’s passport are required.
STEP TWO – 50% Deposit
A 50% deposit per person is required to purchase permits and entrance tickets.
After COVID-19, the fastest and most cost-effective method is Online payments -IZIPAY
Recipient details:
After completing the transfer, please send a photo or screenshot of the receipt via WhatsApp (+51) 939 485 224 or email to:
๐ง ecosaq.peru@gmail.com
WHAT ABOUT THE BALANCE?
The remaining 50% balance may be paid:
ADMINISTRATIVE CHANGE FEES
INSURANCE
All participants are strongly advised to purchase travel and/or medical insurance in their country of origin.
Participants are responsible for ensuring that their insurance adequately covers the activities involved in the tour or trek.
You may be asked to present proof of insurance before the start of your itinerary.
VISAS
Currently, visitors from Western Europe, the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, Australia, and New Zealand do not require a visa to enter Peru.
However, all travelers are responsible for verifying their specific visa requirements. Visitors from other countries should consult their local Peruvian Embassy or Consulate.
PRIVACY POLICY
Machupicchu Trekking Perú E.I.R.L., Travel Agency and Tour Operator, is committed to maintaining your trust and the absolute confidentiality of your personal information.
Your email address and WhatsApp number will never be shared with third parties.
IMAGE & PROPERTY RIGHTS
Machupicchu Trekking Perú E.I.R.L. reserves the right to use photos and images taken during our services for promotional purposes, unless the participant explicitly states their refusal in advance.
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