Inca Trail Extension Itinerary

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    • GGHC
    • Total twin price tool tip
      USD $1,085
      CAD $995
      AUD $995
      EUR €760
      GBP £630
      NZD $1,275
      ZAR R8,250
      CHF FR930
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    • Total single price tool tip
      USD $1,295
      CAD $1,230
      AUD $1,190
      EUR €895
      GBP £755
      NZD $1,495
      ZAR R9,865
      CHF FR1,095
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Mother, child and Llama in Cuzco, Peru

Inca Trail Intipata Ruins, Peru

Inca Trail landscape, Peru

Group tour shot in Machu Picchu, Peru

Landscape view of Machu Picchu ruins, Peru

Days 1 Cuzco

Get acquainted with Cuzco, once the heart of the Inca empire, before beginning the epic Inca trail trek. Adjust to the altitude by discovering this magical city's mix of Spanish colonial-style architecture, Inca ruins and b aroque churches. Unravel the history of Peru in these fascinating city streets or, for a change of pace, visit Cuzco's central market and browse the stalls alongside the Quechua-speaking Inca descendants. Here it's possible to pick up some alpaca goods, colourful Andean handicrafts or even a few lucky charms.
ACCOM: Hotel - 1

Days 2-5 Inca Trail/Machu Picchu/Cuzco

Embark on the historic Inca Trail hike, a demanding four day journey that is incredibly rewarding, as it passes through amazing and diverse scenery dotted with ancient ruins. Trek over high mountain passes, wake up each morning to see breathtaking mountain vistas and gain an appreciation for the diversity of Peru's terrain. Rise early on the final morning and climb the steps to the Sun Gate; see the ruins of Machu Picchu unfold in front of you - this unforgettable spectacle makes tired muscles become a distant memory. Spend the day exploring this huge archaeological site before relaxing on the return trip to Cuzco.
ACCOM: Camping (with basic facilities) - 3, Hotel - 1

Day 6 Cuzco

With the Inca trail completed, it's well worth spending a few extra days in Cuzco to soak up more Inca culture and history. Perhaps explore the surrounding hills by mountain bike or join one of the many jungle adventure tours that depart from this city. With markets, cobblestone streets, a vibrant restaurant scene and surrounding mountain vistas, Cuzco is a truly unique place to visit.