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Tour Highlights Trip Style Local Experts ¡¡¡ Tour Operator, specialist in tailor-made trips, Small Groups & ¨Private Tours, Fully Customizable Tour Packages Why Us? Small Groups 24/7 Open Travel Experts Top Testimonials Tour Highlights Lima City & Main Attractions Cusco city historic center Inca Trail TO Machu Picchu 4D/3N Machu Picchu Trip Style: Culture & History Nature City Scenes Hiking Train Journey From $924 USD 9 Days TRIP ITINERARY Day Destination Tour & Activity Place To Stay Lima Transfer to your hotel Lima 1 Lima City Tour & main attractions Lima 2 3 Cusco Flight to Cusco and acclimatization Cusco 4 Inca Trail Chillca - Llaqtapata Camping site 5 Inca Trail Llaqtapata – Llulluchapampa Camping site Inca Trail Llulluchapampa – Puyupatamarca Camping site 6 7 Inca Trail Puyupatamarca – Aguas Calientes – Machu Picchu Cusco 8 Lima Flight to Lima Lima 9 International Flight International flight back home WHAT IS INCLUDED? 5 hotel night with breakfast Daily tours & activities in small groups All entrances fees to the attractions to visit Lima city tour & attractions Cusco city view (historic center) 4Days/ 3 Nights Classic: INCA TRAIL HIKING Pre-departure Inca Trail tour briefing, presented by your tour guides at our downtown Cusco office Collection from your hotel in Cusco and transfer to head of Inca trail at Km. 82 (trek starting point) Entrance ticket to the Inca Trail (Inca Trail Permit) Entrance ticket to Machu Picchu Two hours Machu Picchu guided tour Visit different Inca archaeological sites during the Inca Trail hike Bus ticket down from Machu Picchu complex to Aguas Calientes Return Expedition train ticket on the way back from Aguas Calientes to Ollantaytambo Collection from train station in Cusco and transfer to downtown Cusco hotel Professional multilingual Inca Trail Tour guides and leaders Assistant Tour Guide (for groups of 9 or more people) Savvy cook and cooking equipment Well treated local porters (service to carry tents, food and cooking equipment only) 3 Nutritious Breakfasts 3 High-energy Lunches 3 Delicious Dinners Vegetarian food available upon request with no extra charge Nutritious Snacks Hot tea kindly brought to your tent first thing in the morning Boiled water on third day to refill your bottle Clean and spacious 4P-capacity Tents (Marmot Limestone) – only 2 people per tent Comfortable Personal foamy pad (double foam), given to you at the beginning of the trek Dining and kitchen tent Portable camping tables and chairs 24 hours emergency oxygen assistance First aid equipment Bio-degradable personal hand soaps Bio-degradable dish washing detergents used by our kitchen staff Accommodation, food, transport, permits and entrance fees for our porters and cooks Safe storage of your belongings at our office in Cusco while you are hiking the Inca Trail Specialized travel advisor assigned for you to customize the rest of your Peru Trip Inca Trail Survivor Certificate High-quality service and support Machu Picchu guided tour Wayna Picchu hiking (no guide) All hotel pick up & drop off to/from airport, bus terminal, train station Flight ticket Lima – Cusco- Lima 24/7 assistance Guaranteed professional service MEALS Daily breakfast in hotel (continental and buffet, according with hotel category) Lunch: Days 4,5,6 Dinner: Day 4,5,6 TRANSPORTS Minivan Hyundai H1 full equipped, air conditioned, heater, GPS, First Aid. For city transports Double Deck Bus for Inter City Transports CDS Bus Company Minis Bus and Sprinters Four Tours & Activities TOUR GUIDE Bilingual guide English Spanish, professional, certificate. Certified native local guides. The tour guides are adequately dressed with a photographic card and a unique certification code. ENTRANCES FEES All entrance fees included in this trip.. Each entrance ticket will have the passenger's name (for each visit the passenger must show his passport) AIR TICKETS Lima - Cusco – Lima TRAVEL MAP RATES – 2021 /2022 TOURIST SUPERIOR FIRST LUXURY 1000 1115 1255 1602 953 1000 1046 1255 953 976 1046 1255 924 971 1040 1249 Rates per person expressed in USD, All Credit Cards Accepted, All Taxes Included Online Secure Payments https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/trippersperu Head Office : Guzman Barron St. # 3816 – Condevilla SMP – Lima 31 - Peru South America 24/7 Operations Number 0051 + 999017609 │ 0051 + 983203285 Email : [email protected] │ www.perutravel.pe .
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