Peru Camping Adventure & Adrenaline Trips & Packages Tours & Trips

Highlights

• Hike the famous Salkantay Trek on your way to Machu Picchu with a small group of up to 10 people
• See the Humantay Glacier Lake and beat the Salkantay Pass
• Taste a top coffee by visiting an organic farm in the High-jungle valleys
• Sleep three nights in exclusive campsites amidst the mountains
• This trip also features Peru's most impressive Andean scenery, such as glacier lakes, mountains, waterfalls, lush valleys, and unique wildlife, and combines them with the Inca’s in-depth history.

Highlights

• Spend 4 days and 3 nights along the Salkantay Trek
• Sleep in comfort at the Sky Camp and set of accommodations along the trail
• Conquer Humantay Lake, Salkantay Pass, the Cloud Forest, and Machu Picchu
• Responsive small group tour for up to 10 people"

Highlights

• Enjoy 3 days along the Salkantay Trek, the best alternative to the Inca Trail
• Snap an epic photo at the Salkantay Glacier Mountain
• Hike from the Andean highlands down to the mighty cloud forest valleys in just 2 days
• Stay at exclusive campsites with small groups
• Explore the world-class site Machu Picchu with a private Guide

Highlights

• The Trail is a microcosm; lush green cloud forest alive with birds, Andean peaks and steep mountain passes, a landscape dotted with centuries-old Inca ruins, accessible only to those that follow this most famous pathway.
• However, as truly beautiful as the hike may be, the real reason for its popularity lies at the very end of this four-day adventure; passing through the famous Sun Gate for that first magical sighting of Machu Picchu in the distance. Only Inca Trail hikers can access the gate early in the morning, and it is this crescendo, at one of the new seven wonders of the world which makes this hike a feature on so many ‘South America bucket lists’. The Inca Trail is the best way to arrive at one of the world’s most iconic attractions.

Highlights

• Ideal to avoid most of the other people on the classic Inca Trail. This is well after the hordes on the 4-day classic Inca Trail trek have departed very early in the morning, sometimes waiting in line for up to an hour to start the trek. Allowing them to clear out means you can hike and camp the whole trail in relative solitude away from the masses, as you’re always about half a day behind, and half a day in front of the people on the 4-day Classic Inca Trail trek.
• This 5-day Inca Trail trek version is recommended for photographers, friends, and families with younger kids, this itinerary of the Inca Trail hike moves at a slightly slower pace. While following the same path as the classic 4-day trek, you will stop at quiet campsites to avoid crowds and have more time to enjoy the amazing ruins and scenery along the 28 miles. This 5 day Inca Trail trek also gives you a night at a nice and comfortable hotel in Aguas Calientes town so you can shower and clean up for a second visit to Machu Picchu on day 5 and have the opportunity to climb Huayna Picchu mountain after you have concluded your guided tour of the city.

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• The Ausangate and Rainbow Mountain trek is considered the crown jewel of the Peruvian Andes. This isn't a trek for all, but those who want to get off the beaten path will find this a unique experience. On this 4-day trek through the high Peruvian Andes, you will see herds of llamas, alpacas, and vicuñas and you will be amazed by the famous and colored rainbow mountains of Peru.

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• Remote, spectacular, and still not entirely cleared, the ruins of Choquequirao are often described as the sister of Machu Picchu. This breathtaking site at the junction of three rivers currently requires a challenging eight-day hike through amazing landscapes and villages to finally arrive and visit Machu Picchu on day nine of the trip.