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Set out on a 2-day journey that combines the untamed beauty of the Andes with the comfort of luxury glamping. On Day 1, travel from Cusco through the picturesque Limatambo Valley to reach the dazzling Qoyllur Lagoon and the turquoise waters of Salkantay Lake, resting beneath one of the region’s most majestic peaks. After a day of discovery and hiking, retreat to our Glamping Sky Lodge Dome Camp, where a gourmet dinner and a sky full of stars make for a magical evening. On Day 2, wake to the golden glow of sunrise over the Salkantay range before making your way to Humantay Lake. With its emerald-green waters framed by snow-capped mountains, it’s a breathtaking sight best enjoyed in the quiet morning light. Conclude your adventure with a comfortable ride back to Cusco, carrying memories you’ll treasure for a lifetime.
2 Days | 1 Night
11 miles
Moderate
4650 msnm
Trekking Nature & Culture
02 Min - 10 Max per guide
Get ready for a 2-day escape that combines the raw beauty of the Andes with the comfort of luxury glamping. On Day 1, travel from Cusco through the stunning Limatambo Valley to discover the brilliant Qoyllur Lagoon and the turquoise Salkantay Lake. After a rewarding hike, relax at our cozy Glamping Sky Lodge Dome Camp, where gourmet meals and a sky full of stars set the perfect scene. On Day 2, wake up to sunrise over the Salkantay peaks before heading to Humantay Lake, a breathtaking emerald lagoon surrounded by snow-capped mountains, and return to Cusco with memories you’ll never forget.
Set out on a 2-day journey that combines the untamed beauty of the Andes with the comfort of luxury glamping. On Day 1, travel from Cusco through the picturesque Limatambo Valley to reach the dazzling Qoyllur Lagoon and the turquoise waters of Salkantay Lake, resting beneath one of the region’s most majestic peaks. After a day of discovery and hiking, retreat to our Glamping Sky Lodge Dome Camp, where a gourmet dinner and a sky full of stars make for a magical evening. On Day 2, wake to the golden glow of sunrise over the Salkantay range before making your way to Humantay Lake. With its emerald-green waters framed by snow-capped mountains, it’s a breathtaking sight best enjoyed in the quiet morning light. Conclude your adventure with a comfortable ride back to Cusco, carrying memories you’ll treasure for a lifetime.
Optional extras
Extend your journey to include a visit to Machu Picchu.
Available as an add-on package—please contact us for full details and pricing.
Availability: Daily Departures All Departures are 100% Guaranteed. If You’re Booked, You are Going, We won’t cancel your Trip !!!
How to Book?: Send us all Your Personal information, as well as a Deposit of US$150, and the Final Balance will be paid once you are in Cusco.
Group Service: Price per person: US$280.00
(You will be joined into a formed group of people who come from different countries/Nationalities): From 04 Persons to 16 Persons (Maximum)
Daily Departures ( We are the Best Operator On Salkantay Trek with our own Private GLAMPING SKY LODGE DOMES)
Private Service: A personalized experience for your group:
Recommended for Honeymooners, Families with children & Groups of Friends (02 Person Minimum)
If you are a group of 02 we depart (No matter if you have paid as GROUP SERVICE). We NEVER pass our people onto another operator as most agencies do here in Cusco.
Most people automatically assume that the weather is hot in South America, but because of the higher altitude in the Andes, the temperature can feel quite cold, especially at night. We recommend the use of a duffel bag or backpack, whichever is easiest for you to carry. A good size daypack is also essential.
List of things you must bring:
General Overview
What is this tour about?
A 2-day high-altitude adventure visiting Humantay Lake, crossing the Salkantay Pass, and spending the night in Sky Lodge Domes at Soraypampa.
Where does the tour begin and end?
It starts and ends in Cusco, with round-trip transportation included.
Is this part of the full Salkantay Trek to Machu Picchu?
No, this is a shorter version, ideal for those who want the highlights in just two days.
Is it a private or group tour?
Both options are available; standard bookings are usually in small groups.
Is the tour available year-round?
Yes, but the dry season (May–September) is the best time to go.
Trekking & Difficulty
How difficult is the trek?
Moderate to challenging due to steep climbs and high altitude. No technical climbing is involved.
What’s the maximum altitude?
Salkantay Pass at 4,650 m (15,255 ft) is the highest point of the trek.
How long is the hike on each day?
Is altitude sickness a concern?
Yes. You should acclimatize in Cusco for at least 2–3 days before the tour.
Can I ride a horse if I get tired?
Yes, horses can be rented for part of the trek (usually during steep or long climbs).
Sky Lodge Domes Accommodation
What are the Sky Lodge Domes?
Geodesic dome tents with beds, blankets, and clear sections for stargazing — located in Soraypampa.
Are the domes private?
They can be private or shared, depending on your booking type.
Do the domes have heating?
No heaters, but thick blankets and insulation are provided.
Are there toilets and showers?
Yes, there are shared eco-friendly toilets and basic wash areas.
Is there electricity or Wi-Fi?
Basic solar lighting is available; no Wi-Fi or cell service in most parts.
Meals & Food
Are meals included?
Yes — typically Day 1: breakfast, lunch, dinner; Day 2: breakfast, lunch.
What kind of food is served?
Freshly cooked Peruvian meals — soup, grilled meats, rice, quinoa, vegetables, and hot drinks.
Can you accommodate dietary needs?
Yes, they offer vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free, or other options upon request.
Is drinking water provided?
Yes, boiled or filtered water is available for refilling bottles.
Are snacks provided?
Light snacks like fruit or cookies are usually provided; bring extras if needed.
Guides & Support
Is a guide included?
Yes, a bilingual (English/Spanish) certified guide accompanies the group.
Do guides carry oxygen and first aid?
Yes, they carry oxygen bottles and first-aid kits for emergencies.
How big is the group?
Usually 6–10 people for a more personalized experience.
Can I tip the guide and cook?
Tipping is optional but greatly appreciated.
Are porters or mules used?
Mules usually carry the gear; you only need to carry a daypack with essentials.
What to Bring
What should I pack?
Do I need a sleeping bag?
Sleeping bags are usually included or available to rent.
Are trekking poles necessary?
Highly recommended for stability, especially on descents.
Should I bring cash?
Yes, for tips, horse rental, or snacks — small bills in Peruvian soles.
Is travel insurance required?
Not mandatory but strongly recommended, especially one that covers high-altitude trekking.
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