Inca Trail 6 Days With Salkantay Trek
Salkantay Trek & Classic Inca Trail 6 Days
Resumen
Inca Trail 6 Days to Machu Picchu
Enjoy an unforgettable 6-Day Inca Trail to Machu Picchu via the Salkantay Trek. This version of the classic trek is truly unique, with the first two days following a common Salkantay trail. On the third day, you will embark on a less-traveled trail that connects to the Classic Inca Trail, even allowing you to hike part of it.
The trail takes its name from Mount Salkantay, which at 6,271 meters is higher than any mountain in North America. Along the way, you will see breathtaking blue lakes, stunning glaciers, cloud forests and rainforests. The final stretch of the journey features a more typical Inca Trail ecosystem, with lush green vegetation and numerous archaeological ruins. This route perfectly combines Peru’s two most popular routes.
Detalles del Tour
Salkantay Trek and Classic Inca Trail 6 Days to Machu Picchu
- TOUR NAME: Salakntay Trek and Classic Inca Trail 6 Days
- 100% LOCAL COMPANY: fully licensed Inca Trail Operator, Highly Recommended! Check out our reviews on Trip Advisor & Youtube what our Passengers say about us
- GROUP SIZE: 02 People Minimum (04 – 06 Average) and 08 People Maximum
- STARTING POINT: Pick-up from Cusco Hotel/Airbnb. From 4:30 am to 5:00 am
- ENDING POINT: Drop-off in Cusco at Hotel/Airbnb 10:30 pm
- DEPARTURE: Daily (Based on Availability). If you are a group of 02 we depart (No matter if you have paid as a large group service). We NEVER pass our people onto another operator as most agencies do here in Cusco.
- HIKING DISTANCE: 46km /26miles
- PHYSICAL LEVEL: Level 3. Inca Trail Requires some physical preparation and we also recommend Aclimatize 2 days before we begin the Incacarried trail
- MAXIMUM ALTITUDE: 5,100m
- TRANSPORTATION: Private Van/Bus to Challancha Trailhead (for our Passengers and staff) Tourist Expedition Train Back from Aguas Calientes to Ollantaytambo and Bus back to Cusco
- ACCOMMODATIONS: 5 Nights in Camping in 4 Season Tents/02 ppl per Tent (Sleeping bag and Therm-a-rest Self-Inflating air Mat are included)
- HORSE, HORSEMEN AND PORTERING SERVICE: 7 Kilos/14 Pounds Extra Portering service is included. We will provide you a duffel bag for your personal Stuff and (This will be carried by the porter), Water Bottle, Rain Poncho & Inca Trail T-shirt at the briefing time
- MEALS: 1 breakfast, 1 lunch, 1 dinner (Vegetarian, Vegan and Free Gluten with NO extra Charge, Upon Request)
- SALKANTAY AND CLASSIC INCA TRAIL TO MACHUPICCHU: Inca Trail Permits & Machupicchu entrance fee Included.
Inca Trail 6 Days With Salkantay Trek
Itinerary at a Glance
- DAY 1: Cusco – Mollepata – Challacancha – Humantay Lake – Soraypampa
- DAY 2: Soraypampa – Inca Chiriaska Pass (Frozen Inca) – Sisaypampa
- DAY 3: Sisaypampa – Paucarcancha – Huayllabamba
- DAY 4: Huayllabamba – Dead Woman Pass – Pacaymayo
- DAY 5: Pacaymayo – Runkurakay Pass – Phuyupatamarca
- DAY 6: Phuyupatamarca – Sungate – MachuPicchu – Aguas Calientes – Cusco
Highlights
Highlights 6-Day Inca Trail
- Soraypampa Private Camp on the First Day in our Sky Dome Eco Lodge
- Walk the Classic Inca Trail and arrive at Machupicchu through the Sun Gate. Overnight under the stars
- Enjoy beautiful views of the Inca sites of the Inca Trail
- We will perform Inca rituals and you will learn more about the Incas
- Enjoy the differentiated and friendly treatment of our guides and porters, everyone works happily
- Enjoy the rich and nutritious gastronomy of the Andes
- Walk through different types of landscapes and settings, such as cloud forests, highlands, grassy hills and Andean valleys.
- Reaches an altitude of 4,200 meters (12,000 feet) along the Inca Trail Pass
- Explore Machu Picchu and its surroundings with expert and knowledgeable guides.
- Our group outings are guaranteed with a minimum of 2 people and any day of the year.
- Please note that assignments and itinerary are subject to change depending on the time of booking and the camps provided by the Peruvian Ministry of Culture.
- The first 250 spaces are reserved for the Wiñayhuayna camp, which is just a two-hour walk from Machu Picchu, while the remaining spaces are for Phuyupatamarca, a five-hour walk from Machu Picchu. Therefore, we highly recommend booking well in advance to secure camping in Wiñayhuayna.
Detailed Itinerary
Cusco – Mollepata – Challacancha – Humantay Lake – Soraypampa
We leave Cusco early in the morning and head to Mollepata, where we begin our journey to Soraypampa. Our team of muleteers and mules will be waiting for us. After a delicious tea and dinner in our dining tent, prepared by our expert cook, we settle in for the night.
Soraypampa – Inca Chiriaska Pass (Frozen Inca) – Sisaypampa
With the help of a bilingual guide and camping equipment, we set off. Mules carry our luggage and saddle horses are available if necessary. Today we gradually ascend to the Inca Chirihasca pass, reaching an altitude of 5,000 meters. As we hike up the right side of the impressive Salcantay mountain, we enjoy spectacular views of snow-capped peaks. We then descend to our campsite at Sisaypampa.
Sisaypampa – Paucarcancha – Huayllabamba
After a hearty breakfast, we begin our hike, passing through the village of Huayllabamba and entering the main Inca Trail. We will walk through an Andean cloud forest until we reach our campsite in Huayllabamba, where we will join the Inca Trail group.
Huayllabamba – Dead Woman Pass – Pacaymayo
We rise early to begin our hike to the Warmiwanusca pass. As we advance along the Inca Trail, we enjoy some of the best views of the Salcantay mountain range. We arrive at Pacaymayo camp, where we will spend the night.
Pacaymayo – Runkurakay Pass – Phuyupatamarca
Another early start to explore the Inca sites of Runkuracay and Sayacmarca. We will stop at Chaskicocha for lunch before continuing on to Phuyupatamarca camp, where we will enjoy a breathtaking view of the Machupicchu mountain range.
Phuyupatamarca – Sungate – MachuPicchu – Aguas Calientes – Cusco
After an early breakfast at 3:00 am, we begin our descent to Wiñayhuayna and then to the Sungate to see the city of Machupicchu. We will walk for approximately 4 to 5 hours from our last campsite before exploring the city with our tour guide. Afterwards, we have free time to explore the area before taking the train back to Ollanta and the bus back to Cusco.
Inclusions
Included
Included in the Trip 6-Day Inca Trail
- PRIVATE TOURIST TRANSPORTATION: We provide private transportation from Cusco to Mollepata and Soraypampa (the trailhead), and we never share the bus service with other companies to reduce costs. We make sure that the same tourist transportation is used for our porters as well, and we never send them in uncomfortable trucks like other agencies.
- TRANSPORTATION FOR PORTERS: Our porters will travel from Cusco to km 82 separately and join us at Huayllabamba camp for the Inca Trail.
- RETURN TRAIN TICKET FOR TOURIST EXPEDITIONS: We offer a return train ticket for tourist expeditions from Aguas Calientes to Ollantaytambo, between 14:30 and 19:00, and then a bus back to Cusco, dropping you off at your hotel.
- PROFESSIONAL GUIDES: We provide English-Spanish speaking guides for 6 days of the Inca Trail and Machupicchu. All our guides work exclusively for us and are fluent in English. If there are more than 8 people in a group, we provide a second guide as well.
- CAMPING EQUIPMENT: We provide comfortable sleeping mattresses inflated with thermarest air instead of foam mats that other agencies use. We also provide high quality camping equipment such as dining room, portable chairs and tables, and 4-season tents with aluminum poles. We use new kitchen equipment and change it every 3 months. We have the best chefs and cooks, who are trained by Quechuas Expeditions every month. We offer snacks, daily tea service and nutritionally balanced menus with plenty of food. We also offer a free tasting of cuy, a Peruvian delicacy. We have a vegetarian and gluten-free menu at no additional cost.
- PORTER SERVICE: We never overload our porters and provide them with adequate clothing, camping gear and basic field equipment. We follow the INC authorized chart and never offer free 12kg porterage service to ensure that our Chaski porters are treated fairly.
- SALKANTAY AND INCA TRAIL PERMITS AND TICKETS: We provide Inca Trail and Machupicchu permits and tickets for 6 days, valid for all our porters and cooks, along with a life insurance policy for our staff.
- MACHU PICCHU TOUR: We offer a 2-hour guided tour to explore the entire Inca site of Machu Picchu on the 6th day.
- TRANSPORTATION FROM OLLANTAYTAMBO TO CUSCO: We offer private transportation from Ollantaytambo train station to Cusco and drop you off at your hotel. We never use public transportation or make you wait at the train station.
- FIRST AID KIT AND EMERGENCY OXYGEN BOTTLE: We provide a first aid kit and emergency oxygen bottle, and all our guides are trained annually in first aid.
Not Included
No Included Included in the Trip 6-Day Inca Trail
Breakfast – Day 1
Lunch and dinner – Day 6
Tips (optional)
Travel and health insurance (please bring copies with you): Quechuas Expeditions recommends obtaining trip cancellation/interruption insurance to protect your travel investment. Included with your pre-departure package, bring your travel insurance to cover trip cancellation, interruption, lost and delayed luggage, emergency medical evacuation insurance and emergency medical expenses insurance.
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DISCOUNTS:
UNIVERSITY STUDENT CARD (Students must be under 25 years old): 20 US$. Please send us a scanned copy of the student card at the time of booking.
- Under 17 years old: US$20. Please send us a copy of your passport at the time of booking.
- Under 12 years old: US$20 Please send us a copy of your passport at the time of booking
- Group of 5 or more people: US$10 per person. It is only necessary to book the trek together at the same time
ENHANCEMENTS:
- Huaynapicchu Mountain (Based on Availability): US$90 Based on Availability (Let us know at the time of booking).
- Machu Picchu Mountain (Based on Availability): US$90 Based on Availability (Let us know at time of booking)
- Upgrade to Vistadome Train (First Class Train) (Includes Private Transportation from Ollantaytambo to Cusco) USUS$70
- Extra Night in Aguas Calientes USUS$30 per person (Twin Room, 3 Bed Room & 4 Bed Room with Shower and Private Bathroom)
- One night in Cusco in our Quechua Guesthouse: from US$30 per person / Double Room (Before the tour/trek or after the tour/trek)
RENTALS
- Goose down sleeping bag (mummy style): US$30 for the whole trip
- Hiking poles (Dimond black) Rubber tips included: 20 US$ for the whole trip
- Daypack 20 – 30 liters (Rain cover included): US$15 for the entire trip.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
- BRIEFING: all our treks is one night before we do the trek at 6:30 pm at our office, but if you want us to come to your hotel let us know in advance. (You will have the opportunity to meet your guide and as well as to give you your duffel bags).
- STORAGE: Most hotels have storage where you can leave the rest of your things while trekking to Machupicchu, but if you don’t have a place you can leave your things in our storage at no extra cost. (Let us know at the time of the briefing)
We need at least 02 of you and drop off any day that suits you. All departures are 100% guaranteed If you are booked, you are going !!!! To Confirm and Secure Inca Trail Permits. Send us the completed reservation form as well as a deposit of 30% and you are ready to go….
Pricing List
6 Day Salkantay Trek and Classic Inca Trail Peru Prices for 2024:
Availability: Daily departures. All departures are 100% guaranteed. If you are booked, you will go. We will not cancel your trip!
How to book: Send us your personal information along with a 30% deposit, and the final balance will be due upon your arrival in Cusco.
Group Service: Price per person: US$1150
(You will be incorporated into a group made up of individuals from various nations/nationalities): four to eight people (Maximum).
Private Service: Price per person US$1300
Suggested for Honeymooners, Families with Children and Friendship Groups (02 Persons Minimum)
If there are two of you, we leave (regardless of whether you paid as a GROUP).
Group Price
| Number of persons | Price per person | |
|---|---|---|
Price Per person (Max 12 participants) | $100.00 | Inquire Now |
Booking Note
DISCOUNTS:
UNIVERSITY STUDENT CARD (Students must be under 25 years old): 20 US$. Please send us a scanned copy of the student card at the time of booking.
- Under 17 years old: US$20. Please send us a copy of your passport at the time of booking.
- Under 12 years old: US$20 Please send us a copy of your passport at the time of booking
- Group of 5 or more people: US$10 per person. It is only necessary to book the trek together at the same time
ENHANCEMENTS:
- Huaynapicchu Mountain (Based on Availability): US$90 Based on Availability (Let us know at the time of booking).
- Machu Picchu Mountain (Based on Availability): US$90 Based on Availability (Let us know at time of booking)
- Upgrade to Vistadome Train (First Class Train) (Includes Private Transportation from Ollantaytambo to Cusco) USUS$70
- Extra Night in Aguas Calientes USUS$30 per person (Twin Room, 3 Bed Room & 4 Bed Room with Shower and Private Bathroom)
- One night in Cusco in our Quechua Guesthouse: from US$30 per person / Double Room (Before the tour/trek or after the tour/trek)
RENTALS
- Goose down sleeping bag (mummy style): US$30 for the whole trip
- Hiking poles (Dimond black) Rubber tips included: 20 US$ for the whole trip
- Daypack 20 – 30 liters (Rain cover included): US$15 for the entire trip.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
- BRIEFING: all our treks is one night before we do the trek at 6:30 pm at our office, but if you want us to come to your hotel let us know in advance. (You will have the opportunity to meet your guide and as well as to give you your duffel bags).
- STORAGE: Most hotels have storage where you can leave the rest of your things while trekking to Machupicchu, but if you don’t have a place you can leave your things in our storage at no extra cost. (Let us know at the time of the briefing)
We need at least 02 of you and drop off any day that suits you. All departures are 100% guaranteed If you are booked, you are going !!!! To Confirm and Secure Inca Trail Permits. Send us the completed reservation form as well as a deposit of 30% and you are ready to go….
Recommendations
Recommendations for 6-Day Salkantay & Inca Trail Trek:
Here are essential recommendations to help you thoroughly prepare for this challenging high-altitude expedition:
- Train in advance: This trek involves multi-day hiking over high mountain passes reaching up to 4,900 meters (16,076 ft). Cardiovascular workouts, stair training, and weekend day hikes with a backpack are highly recommended 2–3 months prior to arrival.
- Acclimatize in Cusco: Spend at least 2 to 3 days in Cusco (3,400 m) or the Sacred Valley prior to starting the trek. Rest, drink plenty of water, and avoid heavy meals during your first 24 hours.
- Stay hydrated: High altitude accelerates dehydration. Drink at least 3 liters of water or electrolyte-enhanced fluids each day. Coca tea and muña tea are traditional Andean remedies that assist acclimation.
- Pack appropriate layered clothing: Andean temperatures range from freezing below 0°C at high camps to warm, humid conditions in the cloud forest. Bring thermal underwear, fleece layers, a breathable windbreaker/waterproof jacket, and broken-in waterproof hiking boots.
- Carry cash in Peruvian Soles: There are no ATMs in the mountains. Carry small denominations (PEN 20, 50) for souvenirs, hot showers at select camps, and tipping your guide, cook, and porters/horsemen.
- Protect against sun and insects: At high altitude, UV radiation is intense. Bring high-SPF sunscreen, UV sunglasses, a wide-brim hat, and reliable insect repellent with DEET for the lower cloud forest sections.
- Passport requirement: You must carry your original, valid physical passport at all times. Passports are checked at the trailhead checkpoints and the entrance to Machu Picchu.
Valid Student ID for Machu Picchu
To get the student discount, travelers should have a Valid ID with the following:
- 25 years or less at the time of entering Machu Picchu. Older than 25 cannot enter as a student
- The ID must have the Name of the university, name, and photo of the student
- The ID must have a valid expiration date
Invalid Student IDs
Student IDs are not eligible for a discount when:
- Traveler is older than 25
- Expired ID
- Student Id without expiration date
- ISIC cards are not valid.
Inca Trail Availability (Official Inca Trail Permits)
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What to Bring
Packing List 6-Day Inca Trail to Machu Picchu
- List of things to bring
- Original passport (and a few copies) If you have changed your passport Bring a couple of copies of the one you used to buy the Inca Trail permit.
- Travel insurance is essential (and a few copies).
- Airline tickets (and a few copies)
- Cash in US$ and credit or debit card (see personal spending money)
- Entry visas or vaccination certificates needed
- Camera and memory cards
- Rechargeable batteries and adapters
- Reading/writing material
- Binoculars
- Backpack holster
- Pocket knife
- Fleece
- Windproof/waterproof jacket
- Small towel and bathing clothes
- Shirts/shirts
- Sun hat
- 2 pairs of shorts
- 2 pairs of long pants with zipper
- 1 pair of hiking pants
- Sturdy hiking boots/hiking shoes (with ankle protectors)
- Knee-high socks (to wear with rubber boots, if provided at the jungle lodge)
- Mountain sports sandals
- Sunscreen
- Sunglasses
- Toiletries (biodegradable)
- Watch or alarm clock
- Water bottle
- Purification tablets or filter (Micropur recommended)
- Insect repellent (for mosquitoes) 25% deet at least also available in Cusco.
- Flashlight (headlamp recommended)
- Money belt
- Silk lining (for sleeping bags)
- Wool hat, mittens or gloves (preferably waterproof)
- Rain poncho, plastic bags for your personal belongings to keep them dry
- Sleeping bag (can be rented from us) We have goose down or synthetic sleeping bags.
- Copy of valid passport/Peruvian Migration Card Copy also.
- Copy of vaccinations against yellow fever and tetanus.
- Money for soft drinks or beer and handicrafts.
- Anti-inflammatory pills (e.g. ibuprofen)
- Thermal underwear
- Personal first aid kit (should contain lip balm, aspirin, band-aids, antihistamines, Imodium or similar tablets for mild cases of diarrhea
diarrhea, rehydration powder, additional prescription medications you may be taking).
Due to the higher altitude of the Andes, the temperature in South America can get quite cold, especially at night, which may surprise some who assume it is always hot. We suggest that you carry a travel bag or a backpack, whichever is more comfortable for you. Also, it is important to have a good sized backpack to carry the essentials during the day.
Travel Guide
Complete Travel Information 6-Day Inca Trail to Machu Picchu
The Inca Trail is a popular hiking route in Peru that leads to the ancient Inca city of Machu Picchu. If you are planning to hike the Inca Trail, here is a travel guide to help you prepare for the journey:
- Choose a reliable tour operator: It is important to choose a reliable and licensed tour operator to ensure your safety and the sustainability of the trail. Look for companies that prioritize the welfare of their porters and follow guidelines set by the government.
- Book in advance: Permits for the Inca Trail are limited and sell out quickly, so it is best to book your hike several months in advance to ensure a spot.
- Physical preparation: The Inca Trail is a demanding hike involving steep climbs, high altitude and long hours of walking. It is recommended that you prepare physically by exercising regularly and increasing your endurance.
- What to bring: Pack light, but don’t forget the essentials, such as a good pair of hiking boots, warm clothes, raincoat, sunscreen, insect repellent and a headlamp. Your tour operator will provide you with camping gear and food, so you will not need to carry them.
- Altitude sickness: The Inca Trail reaches a maximum altitude of 4,215 meters, so it is important to acclimatize before starting the route. It is recommended to spend a few days in Cuzco or other high altitude areas before the trek.
- Respect the trail: The Inca Trail is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and should be treated with respect. Do not litter, do not damage the trail or ruins, and be considerate of the local communities and their customs.
- Enjoy the experience: The Inca Trail is not just about getting to Machu Picchu, but also about the journey itself. Take time to appreciate the breathtaking scenery, learn about Inca culture and history, and bond with your companions and guides.
By following these tips, you can ensure a safe and memorable experience on the Inca Trail.
Frequently Asked Questions
We recommend that you leave any luggage you do not need during the trek at your hotel. Most hotels in Cusco offer a free security deposit service, but if your hotel does not, we can provide you with a storage service. Please let us know.
The mat weighs 1 kg and the sleeping bag weighs 2 kg.
Our guides are trained in basic medical care and carry a first aid kit. In the rare cases where a traveler is unable to complete the trek due to medical reasons, they are escorted back to Cusco and can rejoin the group in Machu Picchu (https://www.machupicchu.gob.pe) a few days later via train. For serious medical emergencies, Cusco has modern medical facilities and our guides and porters have evacuation strategies.
We provide high quality camping equipment, including 4-season aluminum pole tents (3-person capacity), dining tents, tables, chairs, toilet tents, kitchen equipment, water purifiers, Thermarest air mattresses, and other camping equipment.
We recommend that you carry daily essentials such as water, snacks, camera and film. The porters will carry the rest of the supplies, including camping gear and clothing. We recommend limiting personal items to 4.5 kg so as not to overload the porters. If you have an additional porter, you can carry up to 12 kg as a full porter, 6 kg as a half porter or 4 kg to carry a sleeping bag and sleeping pad.
Our guides are very experienced, fluent in English, Spanish and Quechua, and have a deep knowledge of the history, culture and ecology of the area. Most of them have between 5 and 10 years of experience leading treks along the Inca Trail, and receive annual training in first aid and emergencies from the Red Cross.
A cook accompanies each group and provides delicious and hearty meals that include a mix of local specialties and international favorites. Vegetarian dishes are available upon request, and we can usually accommodate other special dietary needs with advance notice.
We recommend that you bring your own refillable water bottles to limit plastic waste. The water is boiled, treated with iodine and filtered with one of our portable filters (Katadyn and PUR are the most commonly used). It is available in the morning and at every meal.
Trekking permits are non-refundable and non-transferable, and we cannot replace cancelled passengers with new ones due to current regulations.
We normally purchase permits within a few days of receiving your deposit. If you need us to act immediately, you can send your deposit through Western Union, which is the fastest and safest way in Cusco, Peru. We can receive the money and confirm your trip in minutes.
The Inca Trail is a 26-mile hike through the Andes Mountains in Peru leading to the ancient Inca city of Machu Picchu.
The Inca Trail is approximately 26 miles long and takes about 4 days to complete.
Yes, all hikers need a permit to hike the Inca Trail. Permits are limited and sell out quickly, so it is important to book in advance.
The cost of hiking the Inca Trail varies depending on the company and the time of year. It can cost between US$500 and US$1,000 per person.
The best time to hike the Inca Trail is the dry season, from May to September.
The Inca Trail is a demanding trek that requires a moderate level of fitness. It is a good idea to train for the trek by doing regular cardiovascular and strength exercises.
You should pack comfortable walking clothes, a good pair of hiking shoes, a warm jacket, a sleeping bag, a backpack, and plenty of snacks and water.
There are limited restrooms on the Inca Trail, but most campsites have basic toilets.
Yes, many tour companies offer porter services for an additional fee. This can be a great option if you do not want to carry a heavy backpack.
Yes, altitude sickness can be a concern on the Inca Trail, as much of the trek takes place at high altitudes. It is important to acclimatize properly and stay hydrated.
Most companies offer meals on the Inca Trail, including breakfast, lunch and dinner. Meals are usually simple but hearty, and may include local specialties such as quinoa soup and roasted guinea pig.
Yes, all hikers must have a licensed guide to hike the Inca Trail. This is to help protect the trail and ensure the safety of hikers.
Children under the age of 12 cannot hike the Inca Trail for safety reasons. However, there are other family-friendly routes in the area.
Cancellation policies vary by tour company, but many require a non-refundable deposit and have strict cancellation deadlines.
Yes, hiking the Inca Trail is an incredible experience that offers breathtaking views and insight into ancient Inca culture. It is a once in a lifetime adventure that is well worth it.
How to Book
TO BOOK THE Inca Trail 6 Days With Salkantay Trek, FOLLOW THESE SIMPLE STEPS:
- Choose a reputable, government-authorized tour operator.
- Click the “Book Online” button, select the date, and complete the booking form. Have one person fill it out for the entire group to ensure you’re booked together. Keep your passport handy for accurate information.
- Make a payment online using any debit or credit card. There’s a 2.9% fee for online payments, which customers must cover.
- To secure your Inca Trail 6 Days With Salkantay Trek, provide a $180 deposit per person. This helps obtain necessary permits and tickets from the Peruvian government.
- Optionally, you can pay the full tour amount upfront to avoid any future payment concerns.
- If you choose to pay only the deposit, the remaining balance is due 24 hours before the tour begins. You can pay in cash (soles or dollars) at the office in Cusco or by card (3.9% fee). You can also pay the balance online with any card (2.9% fee).
By following these straightforward steps, you can easily book your Inca Trail 6 Days With Salkantay Trek experience and focus on preparing for your adventure.
Payment: You can pay for Inca Trail 6 Days With Salkantay Trek online using any debit or credit card. A 2.9% fee applies to online payments, which customers must cover. To book Inca Trail 6 Days With Salkantay Trek, a $180 deposit per person is required to secure permits and tickets from the Peruvian government. You can choose to pay the full tour amount upfront to avoid future payment concerns. If you pay only the deposit, the remaining balance is due 24 hours before the tour starts. Pay the balance in cash (soles or dollars) at our office in Cusco, or by card with a 3.9% fee. You can also pay online using any card with a 2.9% fee.
Passport Requirements: Ensure your passport is valid for at least 6 months beyond your planned entry date to Peru. If it’s set to expire within 6 months, renew it before traveling. If your passport expires within 6 months but you want to secure Inca Trail 6 Days With Salkantay Trek and Machu Picchu tickets, book the tour and update your passport details with us after renewal. Failure to do so may result in permit and ticket forfeiture.
Travel Insurance: We strongly recommend purchasing travel insurance to protect your investment. Obtain insurance before departing and consider working with a reputable agency for affordable coverage.
Deposit: The $180 deposit per person for the Inca Trail 6 Days With Salkantay Trek tour is non-refundable and non-transferable.
Remaining Balance: If you only pay the deposit, the balance is due 24 hours before the tour starts. Pay in cash (soles or dollars) at our office in Cusco or by card with a 3.9% fee. You can also pay online with any card and a 2.9% fee.
Student Discount: If your student card meets Peruvian government requirements, reserve the tour with a deposit and pay the remaining balance upon arrival in Cusco. The student discount will be applied at that time.
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