Peru Hiking & Walking Tours & Travel Packages 2025/2026

Highlights

• Complete the classic Inca Trail, South America’s most celebrated walking route
• Enjoy camp life in the Andes − our expert staff take care of all the chores!
• Explore Inca ruins as our knowledgeable tour leader brings them to life
• Arrive at the famed Sun Gate at the ideal time to see Machu Picchu
• Refresh after your trek with a stay in charming Aguas Calientes

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• Traverse the ancient Inca Trail Hike through the Sun Gate to Machu Picchu See this magical site in the early morning light

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• The two-day Inca Trail with camping involves six to eight hours of hiking, passing the Inca sight of Chachabamba, Wiñay Wayna, and ending at the Sun Gate above Machu Picchu. It’s followed by a night camping at the base of Machu Picchu where the dinner and breakfast would be be cooked by our professional chef plus a day exploring the ruins of Machu Picchu on day 2.

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• This trip allows both trekkers and non-trekkers to visit Machu Picchu – one of the magnificent Seven Wonders of the World, perched high in the Andes mountains – with scenic hiking trails and train options.
• Travel through the Sacred Valley of the Incas, known for the steep and soaring scenery, mystical significance and the Indigenous cultures that still reside here.
• Visit a locally-run restaurant and café in Urubamba in the Sacred Valley that hires single mothers to support their children and the local community – and sit down to enjoy an organic, homemade beet cake and coffee.
• Explore Cusco, South America's oldest continuously inhabited city. The city has ancient foundations, an interesting blend of Incan and Spanish influences and seemingly endless things to do and see.
• Whether you trek the Inca Trail, Inca Quarry Trail or take the scenic train route, you'll be travelling responsibly with a company that cares about balancing profit and purpose. Intrepid is the largest B Corp certified operator on the Inca Trail and we’re committed to operating our treks for the benefit of all. 

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• Visit the site of Qorikancha
• Journey to the Sacred Valley
• Explore the magnificent ruin site of the Inca Empire Machu Picchu
• Walk through Plaza de Armas

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• Enjoy a remote full-service camping trek through the beautiful Vilcabamba range
• Connect the Salkantay Trail and classic Inca Trail for the ultimate inca trail trek
• Marvel at Mount Salkantay and its glaciers
• Experience two unique visits to Machu Picchu for photos and fully guided exploration
• Spend four nights in Cuzco, the old Inca capital

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• This 3-day trek traverses highland communities, renowned for their handwoven textiles, in the Lares Valley.
• This trek is off the beaten path and the interaction with local villages and their vibrant cultures is superb.
• You will see abundant llamas and alpacas.
• The Lares Trek is also referred to as the Weaver's Trek. This is because you pass through many villages where the best textiles in the area are made.
• You will see the women weaving and get some tips! You also get to visit the magnificent Lares hot springs. It ends at the town of Ollantaytambo, and from there the train trip to Machu Picchu is only 1 ½ hours.

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• Choose your own adventure on your way to the mother of all Inca cities – Machu Picchu. Test yourself on the challenging Classic Inca or Inca Quarry trails, or take the train for a more leisurely experience.
• Marvel at the evergreen splendour of the Amazon. Explore rainforest trails with a local guide, looking out for wildlife and medicinal plants, and stay in a tranquil jungle lodge overnight.
• Head on a guided stroll through charming Cusco with your local leader, where Inca temples and Spanish cathedrals line the cobblestone streets – Peru’s true cultural and historic centre.
• Sleep in a mud-brick hut on the shore of vast, ancient Lake Titicaca during a homestay in a traditional Andean community, and visit the floating reed islands of Uros with your small group.
• Finish up in the eclectic and hectic La Paz, where Indigenous Aymara and Quechua traditions are flourishing in contemporary Bolivia – a living example of the resilient traditional communities of South America.