Inca Jungle Trail with ATV Quad Biking to Moray & Sky Lodge Domes 4 days

Ultimate Inca Jungle Trail to Machu Picchu – 4 Days Premium ATV Quad Biking to Moray & Sky Lodge Domes Adventure

Experience one of the most exciting adventure routes in the Andes with this 4-day Premium Inca Jungle Trail to Machu Picchu. This unique journey combines culture, nature, and adrenaline as you travel from the highlands of Cusco through breathtaking landscapes on your way to the legendary Inca citadel.

Your adventure begins with an unforgettable ATV quad biking experience through the Sacred Valley, riding across scenic Andean terrain to the remarkable circular terraces of Moray, an ancient Inca agricultural laboratory surrounded by spectacular mountain views. From there, the route continues into the lush cloud forest where the Andes gradually merge with the Amazon basin.

Throughout the journey, you will enjoy a variety of outdoor activities such as mountain biking, trekking through tropical valleys, and exploring traditional villages along the historic jungle route once used by the Incas. The experience is elevated with a stay in Premium Sky Lodge Domes, offering a comfortable and unique glamping-style accommodation surrounded by nature.

As the adventure unfolds, you will arrive at Aguas Calientes, the gateway town to Machu Picchu. On the final day, witness the sunrise over the mystical ruins of Machu Picchu, where a guided tour will reveal the fascinating history, architecture, and secrets of one of the world’s most extraordinary archaeological sites.

This premium Inca Jungle Trail is the perfect blend of adventure, culture, and comfort, designed for travelers seeking a dynamic and unforgettable way to reach Machu Picchu while experiencing the diverse landscapes of Peru.

Cusco I Cruzpata I Atv Quad Bike to Moray I Ollantaytambo I Abra Malaga I Alfamayo I Wamanmarca I Santa Maria I Colcamayo I Santa Teresa I Loreta I Lucmabamba I Hidroelectrica I Aguas Calientes I Machu Picchu

Duration of the trip:

4 Days | 3 Nights

Total Distance

46km

Physical Level:

Moderate

Altitude:

4217 m.s.n.m

Type of Tour:

Biking Rafting Zip Lining Trekking Nature & Culture

Group SIze:

02 Min - 08 Max

The Inca Jungle Trail to Machu Picchu is an adventurous alternative route that combines ATV quad biking, trekking, zip-lining, and rafting for a thrilling journey through the Andes.

The adventure begins in Cusco and takes you across diverse landscapes—from high mountains to lush cloud forests and jungle valleys. Along the way, you’ll enjoy an exciting ATV quad biking experience to Moray, explore local villages, and experience the incredible natural beauty of the Peruvian Andes before reaching the legendary citadel of Machu Picchu.

Inca Jungle trail to Machu Picchu 4 Days Overview:

TOUR NAME: 4-Day Ultimate Inca Jungle Trail to Machu Picchu | Premium ATV Moray & Sky Lodge Domes Adventure
100% LOCAL COMPANY: fully licensed Inca Jungle Trail Operator, Highly Recommended! Check out our reviews on Trip Advisor & Youtube what our Passengers say about us
GROUP SIZE: 02ppl Min (04-06 Average) – 08ppl Max. We NEVER pass our passengers to another operator. While many companies merge travelers from different agencies to form larger groups, we only organize our own groups and operate every tour exclusively with our trusted in-house team, ensuring consistency, comfort, and authenticity throughout your journey. Tours are organized for a minimum of 2 participants (average 4–6, maximum 8).
ACTIVITIES: ATV QUAD BIKING, RAFTING & ZIP LINING EQUIPMENT.
1) – Atv Quad Biking Includes: Support Transportation, Mountain Bike, Helmet, Gloves and MTB Body Armor Protection
2) – River Rafting Includes: Rafting Boat, Paddle, Jacket Life, safety Support kayaker
3) – Zip Lining Includes: Safety Equipment Trolley, Harness, Carabiner, Brakes & Helmet
STARTING POINT: Pick-up from Cusco & Sacred Valley Hotel/Airbnb. From 6:00 am to 6:30 am
ENDING POINT: Drop-off in Cusco at Hotel/Airbnb
DEPARTURE: Daily. If you are a group of 02 we depart (No matter if you have paid as large group service). We NEVER pass our people onto another operator as most agencies do here in cusco
HIKING DISTANCE: 55km
PHYSICAL LEVEL: Level 3. Inca Jungle Trail requires some physical preparation and we Also recommend to Aclimatize 2 days befor we begin the Inca Jungle Trail
MAXIMUM ALTITUDE: 4,630 m / 15,228 ft
TRANSPORTATION: Touirst Bus/Van to Cruzpata Chequereq Where we start our Atv Quad Biking Tour. bus to Sta Maria. Tourist Expedition Train Back from Aguas Calientes to Ollantaytambo and Bus back to Cusco
ACCOMMODATIONS: 1 night in Green Eco SKY LODGE DOMES ( Private Campsite of Domes at Loreta La Playa), 1 night in hotel in Santa Maria, 1 night in the hotel (Aguas Calientes)
MEALS: 3 breakfasts, 3 lunches, 3 dinners, 1 tea times + wake-up teas
INCA JUNGLE TRAIL TO MACHUPICCHU: Machupicchu entrance fee Included. (Based on Availability). (Circuits to Visit Machu Picchu)

4 Days Inca Jungle trail to Machu Picchu Short Itinerary:

Day 1: Cusco – Cruzpata – Atv Quad Biking to Moray – Drive to Abra Malaga and Sta Maria (Sport activities to do Atv Quad Biking & Rafting)
Day 2: Santa Maria – Colcalmayo Hot spring – Zip lining – Loreta La Playa (Zip Lining) (Sky Lodge Domes) Coffee Experience.
Day 3: La Playa Loreta – Inca Trail Llactapata Incan Site – Hidroelectrica – Aguas Calientes ( Hiking on Inca Trail to Get Llactapata to see Machupicchu from a distance)
Day 4: Aguas Calientes – Machu Picchu – Cusco

Highlights – 4-Day Inca Jungle Trail to Machu Picchu

Adventure route to Machu Picchu combining trekking and adrenaline activities.
ATV quad biking adventure to Moray in the Sacred Valley.
Scenic journey starting from the historic city of Cusco.
Trek through diverse ecosystems from the Andes mountains to lush cloud forest.
Exciting zip-lining experience above the tropical jungle landscape.
White-water rafting adventure in the rivers of the jungle region.
Visit traditional villages and interact with local communities along the route.
Enjoy panoramic views of valleys, waterfalls, and tropical vegetation.
Unique overnight experience in comfortable Sky Lodge Domes surrounded by nature.
Arrival at the world-famous Machu Picchu, one of the UNESCO World Heritage Sites.

DAY 1
Cusco – Cruzpata (Chequereq) – Atv Quad Biking to Moray – Ollantaytambo – Abra Malaga – Huamanmarca – Sta Maria (Biking & Rafting)+

DAY 2
Sta Maria – Cocalmayo Hot Springs – Sta Teresa - Loreta Sky Lodge Dome (Trekking, Zip Lining & Coffe Experience)+

DAY 3
Loreta (Sky Lodge Dome) – Lucmabamba – Hydroelectrica – Aguas Calientes (Trekking & Nature)+

DAY 4
Aguas Calientes – Machupicchu – Cusco (Trekking & Cultural Experience)+

Early in the morning, you will have breakfast before starting the final day of your journey. The day begins with a climb to the entrance of the renowned Inca Citadel of Machu Picchu, also known as the Lost City of the Incas. By arriving early, you will be among the first visitors of the day, allowing you to avoid the crowds.

Accompanied by a bilingual tour guide, you will explore the extensive ruins for approximately 2 hours, receiving a comprehensive explanation of their historical significance and their place within the Inca Empire. After the guided tour, you will have some free time to wander around and explore on your own.

Machu Picchu is the most famous of all Inca ruins, recognized worldwide, yet interestingly, it is not mentioned in any of the writings of the Spanish Conquistadors. It is believed to have been constructed around the mid-15th century and was rediscovered by American historian Hiram Bingham in 1911. The guided tour of this captivating site is an unforgettable experience.

During the tour, you will visit various significant areas within Machu Picchu, including the Main Square, the Royal Quarters, the Temple of the Three Windows, the Circular Towers, the Sacred Sun Dial, and the Burial Grounds. After the excursion, you have the option to hike up the mountain behind Machu Picchu, called Huayna Picchu, where you can enjoy stunning views of the entire complex. However, please note that there is a daily limit of 400 people allowed to hike Huayna Picchu, so it is necessary to inform us in advance if you wish to do this.

After your free time at the site, you can descend to the town of Aguas Calientes for a late lunch or to enjoy a dip in the hot springs (not included). In the afternoon, you will take the train back. There is a frequent bus service available to take visitors from Machu Picchu back to Aguas Calientes, where you will catch the train to Ollantaytambo. From there, you will continue your journey back to Cusco by tourist bus. Please note that the train schedule may vary, and availability from Peru Rail should be confirmed, with possible departure times at either 2:30pm or 6:30pm

What is included in the Inca Jungle Trail with ATV Quad Biking 4 days tour

Pivate Tourist Transportation Cusco – Malaga Pass – Alfamayo
Pick up from your hotel by your guide.
Professional bilingual Tour guide English/Spanish.
Entrance Fee to Machu Picchu.
Atv Quad Biking, Helmet and gloves
Rafting Equipment: River Boat, Helmet, Jacket life as well as the Zip Lining Equipment
Local Transportation from Sta Maria to Loreta where the Lodge is (Sky Dome Lodge)
Food service in the Lodge (3 breakfast, 3 lunches, 3 dinners, 3 snacks) – nutritionally balanced menu: Buffet style. Plenty of food you will never be hungry with us!
Vegetarian (vegan) food on request at no extra cost! All dietary requirements from vegans, lacto-allergies and general dislikes can be catered for so long as prior warning is given when booking the trip
First Aid Kit
01 Oxygen tank
1st Night Private Hotel: 01 Night in Santa Maria (Twin Bed room, 3 beds room, 04 beds room)
2nd Night Private Campsite: 01 Night in Green Eco Sky Lodge Dome at La Playa Loreta Coffe Camp
PLEASE NOTE: The DOME 6 Meters diameter has Confortable Beds, Blankets, Pilows Private Shower, Bathroom (Acomodation is upon request) (Twin Bed room, 3 beds room, 04 beds room) and our domes use Solar Energy and Solar Water heater is base don weather. And we only use biodeagradable things and we Support Sustainable, Responsible & Ethical Tourism.
3rd Night Private Hotel: 01 Night in Aguas Calientes (Twin Bed room, 3 beds room, 04 beds room)
Tourist Expedition return train to ollantaytambo
Bus back from Ollantaytambo to Cusco and dropp off at the hotel.
Pre trek Orientation – briefing A day before we do the Trek. (Hotel or Office) Let us know once you are at the office or by email.

What is not included in the Inca Jungle Trail with ATV Quad Biking 4 days tour

Meals: Breakfast on Day 1 and Lunch on Day 4

DISCOUNTS (to apply discounts. Please send us an email at info@quechuasexpeditions.com)

UNIVERSITY STUDENT CARD (Students must be below 25 years) : US$20. Please send us a a scanned copy of the student card at the time of booking.
Under 17 years old: US$20 Please send us a copy of passport at the time of booking.
Under 12 years old: US$20 Please send us a copy of passport at the time of booking.
Group of 5 or more: US$10 per person. All you need is to book the trek together at the same time.

UPGRADES:

Huaynapicchu Mountain (Based on Availability): US$90 Based on Availability (Let us at the time of booking)
MachuPicchu Mountain (Based on Availability): US$90 Based on Availability (Let us at the time of booking)
Upgrade to Vistadome Train (First Class Train) (Includes Private Transportation From Ollantaytambo to Cusco) USUS$70
Extra Night in Aguas Calientes US$30 per person (Twin Bed room, 3 Beds room & 4 Beds Room with Private shower & Bathroom)
A night in Cusco at our Quechuas Guesthouse: from US$20 per person / Twin Bed room (Before we do the tour/trek or after the tour/trek)

RENTALS

(Black Dimond) Walking Poles Rubber Tips Included: US$20 for the entire trip
Day Pack 20 – 30 liters (Rain cover included): US$20 for the entire trip

ADITIONAL INFO:

BRIEFING for all our treks is a Night before we do the trek at 5:00pm in our office, But if you want us to come to your Hotel let us know in advance.(You will get a chance to meet you guide and as well as to give you your duffel bags)
STORAGE Most Hotels have storage where you can leave the rest of your stuff while you hike to Machupicchu, But if they dont have a place you can leave your stuff in our storage with no extra cost. (Let us know at the time of briefing)

We need at least 02 of you and Leave any day you suit. All Departures 100% Guaranteed If You’re Booked, You are Going !!! To Confirm and Secure the Inca Trail Permits. Send us the filled out booking form as well as a deposit of 30% and you are ready to go…

Inca Jungle Trail with ATV Quad Biking (Prices for 2026)

Availability: Daily Departures All Departures are 100% Guaranteed. If You’re Booked, You are Going, We wont Cancel your Trip !!!

How to Book?: Send us all Your Personal information as well as a Deposit of 30% and the Final Balance will be paid once you are in Cusco.

Group Service: Price per person: US$650

(You will be joined into a formed group of people who come from different countries/Nationalities): From 04 Persons to 08 Persons (Maximum)

Private Service: Price per person: US$800

Recommended for Honeymooners, Families with children & Groups of Friends (02 Persons 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.

What you need to bring on Inca Jungle Trail with ATV Quad Biking

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:

Original Passport (and some copies) If you have changed your passport Bring a couple of copies of the one that you have used to purchase the inca trail permit.
Travel insurance is essential (and some copies)
Airline tickets (and some copies)
US$ cash and Credit or debit card (see personal spending money)
Any entry visas or vaccination certificates required
Camera and Memory cards
Rechargeable batteries and adapters
Reading/writing material
Binoculars
Cover for backpacks
Pocketknife.
Fleece top
Windproof/waterproof jacket
Small towel and swim wear
Shirts/t-shirts
Sun hat
2 pairs of shorts
2 pairs of long trousers *zipp off
1 pair hiking pants/track pants
Hiking boots/ sturdy walking shoes (with ankle protectors)
Knee-length socks (to be used with rubber boots, if provided at the jungle lodge)
Sport hiking sandals
Sun block
Sunglasses
Toiletries (biodegradable)
Watch or alarm clock
Water bottle
Purifying tablets or filter (Micropur recommeded)
Insect Repellent (for mosquitos)25 % of deet at least you can also by in cusco.
Flashlight (head light recommended)
Money belt
Sleeping silk liner (for sleeping bags)
Wool hat, mitts or gloves (preferably waterproof)
Rain poncho, plastic bags for your personal stuff to keep dry
Sleeping bag (it can be hired form us) we have goose down or syntetic sleeping bag
Anti-inflammatory tablets (e.g. Ibuprofen)
Thermal underwear
Personal first-aid kit (should contain lip salve, Aspirin, Band Aids, anti-histamine, Imodium or similar tablets for mild cases of diarrhoea, re-hydration powder, extra prescription drugs you may be taking)

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) about the Inca Jungle Trail with ATV Quad Biking

1. What is the Inca Jungle Trail?
The Inca Jungle Trail is an adventurous route that combines hiking, cycling, zip-lining, and rafting to reach Machu Picchu.

2. How long is the Inca Jungle trail to Machu Picchu?
The trail typically takes 4 days to complete.

3. What activities are included in the Inca Jungle Trail?
It includes a mix of trekking, mountain biking, zip-lining, and sometimes rafting, depending on the itinerary.

4. Is the Inca Jungle trail to Machu Picchu suitable for beginners?
Yes, the Inca Jungle trail to Machu Picchu is considered easier than other treks like the Inca Trail, making it a great option for beginner to intermediate trekkers.

5. How difficult is the Inca Jungle Trail?
The trek is moderate in difficulty, with some steep sections but no high-altitude passes like the Inca Trail.

6. What is the best time to do the Inca Jungle Trail?
The best time is during the dry season, from April to October. The rainy season can make parts of the trail slippery.

7. How do I get to the start of the Inca Jungle Trail?
You start from the town of Abra Málaga, which can be reached by bus from Cusco.

8. Can I do the Inca Jungle Trail if I’m not in great physical condition?
While the trail is easier than other treks, you should still have a moderate level of fitness, as there are long hiking days and some physical activities like biking.

9. How long is the trek portion of the Inca Jungle Trail?
The trek lasts for about 3 days, with hiking distances ranging from 5 to 10 hours each day.

10. What should I pack for the Inca Jungle Trail?
Essentials include comfortable hiking shoes, a light jacket, sunscreen, insect repellent, water, snacks, and a good backpack.

11. Is the Inca Jungle Trail safe?
Yes, the trail is generally safe when trekking with a licensed tour operator. Guides ensure your safety throughout the trek.

12. How high is the highest point of the Inca Jungle Trail?
The highest point is at Abra Málaga, at 4,350 meters (14,270 feet), but it’s generally not as challenging in terms of altitude as other treks like the Inca Trail.

13. Can I do the Inca Jungle Trail without a guide?
No, it’s necessary to go with a licensed guide, as the trail passes through protected areas and activities like biking and rafting require supervision.

14. Is the Inca Jungle Trail more scenic than other treks?
Yes, the trail offers diverse scenery, including lush jungles, rivers, and stunning mountain views. It’s very scenic but different from the traditional high-altitude treks.

15. What is the accommodation like during the Inca Jungle Trail?
Accommodation typically includes basic hostels and lodges along the way, with shared rooms and facilities.

16. Are there any rest days during the Inca Jungle Trail?
The trail is generally done without rest days, but the itinerary is not as strenuous as other treks, so it’s manageable.

17. Can I go mountain biking on the Inca Jungle Trail?
Yes, biking is a major activity on the Inca Jungle Trail, with a downhill ride from Cruzpata to Moray, Salt Mines or Abra Málaga to the village of Santa Maria.

18. Do I need to bring my own bike?
No, bikes are typically provided by the tour operator as part of the package.

19. How is the zip-lining experience on the Inca Jungle Trail?
Zip-lining is an exciting activity along the trail, and it’s done in the jungle near Santa Teresa. It’s an adrenaline-pumping experience!

20. Do I need to bring my own rafting equipment?
Rafting equipment is usually provided by the tour operators during the rafting section of the trail, which is optional on some itineraries.

21. How much does the Inca Jungle Trail cost?
Prices generally range from $400 to $550 USD per person, depending on the tour operator and inclusions.

22. Can I see Machu Picchu at the end of the Inca Jungle Trail?
Yes, the trek ends in Aguas Calientes, where you can take a bus to Machu Picchu for a guided tour.

23. How do I get back to Cusco from Aguas Calientes?
You can return to Cusco by train or bus after completing your visit to Machu Picchu.

24. Is there a limit on the number of trekkers for the Inca Jungle Trail?
Unlike the Inca Trail, the Inca Jungle Trail does not have strict permit limits, so you can trek it year-round.

25. Is it possible to combine the Inca Jungle Trail with another trek?
Yes, some travelers combine the Inca Jungle Trail with the Salkantay Trek or other routes to extend their adventure.

26. What is the food like during the Inca Jungle Trail?
Meals are generally simple, with a mix of Peruvian and local dishes like rice, potatoes, and meat. Some snacks and fruits are also provided along the trek.

27. Can I do the Inca Jungle Trail as a solo traveler?
Yes, the Inca Jungle Trail is a popular option for solo travelers, and you can join a group tour or hire a private guide.

28. How does the Inca Jungle Trail compare to the Inca Trail?
The Inca Jungle trail to Machu Picchu is less physically demanding, involves more diverse activities, and takes a different route to reach Machu Picchu, offering a more adventurous experience.

29. What happens if I get injured or fall ill during the Inca Jungle Trail?
Guides are trained in first aid and will assist you. If necessary, they will arrange for emergency evacuation or transportation back to Cusco.

30. Can I take a rest day in Aguas Calientes after the trek?
Yes, Aguas Calientes offers several opportunities for rest, including hot springs and local sightseeing before heading to Machu Picchu.

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   Sara D 
 
 
 
 Verified 10/10 Experience - Would Recommend! We had an amazing time on the Salkantay 5 Day Trek. Before the trip started, Quechuas had great communication and was very accommodating to our travel schedule, including adjusting our briefing time with our guide.The skydome accomodations were great (all fairly spacious, with exception of night 2, which was fine as we didn’t spend much time there), the food was delicious (a great variety and always more than enough to go around) and the trek itself was beautiful. Our guide Steven, as well as second guide Jorge, were very patient, knowledgeable and kind to us and the others in our group - not only did we get to see incredible scenery but we also learned a lot about the local landscape and culture.We rented sleeping bags, which we would highly recommend. We brought our own hiking poles but would recommend renting if you don’t bring your own.Overall, an amazing experience and we would highly recommend this company.
  
 
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   Matthew W 
 
 
 
 Verified Seamless and Supportive Inca Trail Experience – Highly Recommend We recently completed the 4-day Classic Inca Trail trek with Quechuas Expeditions in June 2025, and overall had a fantastic experience that struck the perfect balance between physical challenge and logistical ease.Our guide, Fernando (“Nando”), was outstanding—passionate, deeply knowledgeable about the trail’s rich history, and highly supportive throughout. He kept our group motivated and informed, and managed different paces and needs with professionalism and care. His English was great, and he always made time to answer questions or share interesting stories along the way.The porter and chef team were phenomenal. Every meal was different, delicious, and plentiful—we were never hungry, and dietary needs (including vegan and vegetarian) were handled without issue. They even baked a custom cake on the trail for a couple’s anniversary, which speaks volumes about their care and capability. The porters themselves were friendly, warm, and constantly going above and beyond to support us.Quechuas provided tents, sleeping bags, a toilet tent, and hot water for face washing each morning, plus coca tea as a wake-up touch. The duffel service was useful, though we did find the weight limits a bit tighter than expected once you factor in the sleeping bag. In the end, we paid for an extra porter—which was easy to arrange but worth noting for those planning their packing. One thing we didn’t know in advance: the porter bags aren’t waterproof, so future trekkers may want to use dry bags or line the inside with plastic.Another small consideration: due to how campsites are assigned (by the government, not the tour company), some days ended up being longer than the traditional day-by-day breakdown you might read online. While not Quechuas’ fault, for myself, as much heads-up as possible would’ve helped with my own mental preparation.All said, Quechuas Expeditions delivered where it mattered most. The logistics were smooth, the staff was superb, and their support allowed us to focus on enjoying the trail and the breathtaking views without worrying about the rest. This is a company that knows what it’s doing.Would I recommend them? Absolutely—whether you’re a first-time trekker or experienced hiker, they make an unforgettable journey that much more seamless and enjoyable. If I ever do this again, I would book with them without question, and if possible, request the exact same team. Thank you Fernando and team for a trip of a lifetime and memories that will stay with me forever 🙏
  
 
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   Arianna O 
 
 
 
 Verified Amazing trip on the Inca Trail with Quechuas Expeditions I never imagined that the Inca Trail could be so transformative. My partner and I decided to do the classic 4-day trek with Quechuas Expeditions and, honestly, it exceeded all our expectations. From the very first moment we felt very welcome. The service was impeccable, they were always attentive to our needs, solving all our doubts before and during the trek.The hike was not easy, but the views, the fresh mountain air and the energy of the group kept us going without thinking about how tiring it was. The meals at the campsites surprised us pleasantly, we really did not expect so much variety and flavor in the middle of the mountain. And the end, reaching Machu Picchu through the sun gate (Inti Punku) was simply magical, there are no words to describe that moment. It is definitely a unique experience that connects you with the history, culture and nature of Peru. Thank you Quechuas Expeditions for making this trip so special!
  
 
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   naomiammar 
 
 
 
 Verified Hardest challenge of my life but worth it One of the hardest things I have ever done (definitely underestimate the difficulty level), and I don’t know if I would have made it if it wasn’t for our awesome guide Frenando and all the amazing staff we had. What a fantastic group of people. The porters are so hard working, it’s so humbling. The chef Taco was fantastic! I am vegan and he made me the most amazing food the entire time. I couldn’t believe it. And then our guide Fernando topped it all. Knowledgeable, professional yet fun, very personable, very patient (we were slow!) and very encouraging. If you are considering taking on this challenge, I highly recommend Quechua’s Expeditions and if you can request Fernando. E sure to do so. He’s been doing this for 19yrs!
  
 
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   cade c 
 
 
 
 Verified Awesome trek We really enjoyed our trip. It was challenging and also rewarding. Beautiful views and even better food. I can’t rave enough about our cook Santiago! Food was unbelievable. Jose did a fantastic job leading us along the way. He did a good job of explaining what we are seeing! Looking for a physical challenge with beautiful views this is the trek for you.
  
 
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   Lola U 
 
 
 
 Verified Demanding, enriching and unforgettable thanks to the human team I will always be grateful to the rich food and attentions of Santiago, the cook, the professionalism and good advice of José, the guide, the kindness of the helpers, who have made it possible to improve the experience.
  
 
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   Julia C. 
 
 
 
 Verified Amazing trek, amazing guide and staff The Salkantay Trek was absolutely stunning, domes and the views were great with hot water available. What the trek made very special was our guide Nildo. Also, the chef Julian, horseman and second guide were incredible too. Nildo was knowledgeable, caring and passionate about everything he shared. I cannot imagine a better guide :-) Everything was very well organized.
  
 
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   Emelie A 
 
 
 
 Verified Hike of a lifetime! We had the most amazing time! The different sceneries along the trek are just unbelievable and although being two fairly unfit persons we could enjoy it all the way. Fernando and Steven are terrific guides making sure we were all comfortable and happy at all times. The food and accommodations along the way were also a lot more luxurious than what we’d expected. Would 100% recommend this to anyone who’s up for a hike!!

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