Inca Routes 10 days

This comprehensive tour includes all land transfers, accommodation with breakfast, professional guide services, entrance tickets to archaeological sites, and the train to Aguas Calientes. In essence, everything is arranged so you can focus entirely on experiencing the Inca Routes.

While no trekking experience is required, a basic level of fitness is helpful. The hike to Rainbow Mountain can be demanding due to altitude. For those looking for a more intense challenge, the Salkantay Trek 5 days is a great option.

Absolutely. Many travelers extend their adventure with the Short Inca Trail 2 Days, which fits perfectly with the Inca Routes if you want to experience the trail in a shorter format.

The itinerary is designed for gradual acclimatization. Still, we recommend rest, hydration, and light meals during the first days. If needed, most hotels in Cusco have access to oxygen support.

Yes, the Inca Routes are perfect for family travel. The experience is safe, educational, and rich in culture and nature. It’s also suitable for student groups and senior travelers.

You’ll stay in well-rated 3-star hotels in Lima, Cusco, and Puno. For a more immersive stay, check out Cusco of the Incas, which features local-style lodging.

Wi-Fi is available in Lima and Cusco, but less reliable in rural areas like Moray or the islands of Lake Titicaca. Still, this is a great chance to disconnect and enjoy the spirit of the Inca Routes.

The dry season from April to October is ideal. During this time, you’ll enjoy clear skies and stunning views at sites like Sacsayhuamán and Rainbow Mountain. It’s also the perfect season to witness the Inti Raymi 2025 – The Great Festival of the Sun.

A comfortable panoramic train departs from Ollantaytambo to Aguas Calientes. It’s a scenic highlight of the journey. The next day, you’ll enjoy a guided tour of Machu Picchu.

We recommend light packing, especially for the overnight in Aguas Calientes. A small daypack is perfect for hikes like Vinicunca and exploring ruins in the Sacred Valley.

Yes, just let us know your preferences in advance. Even in local communities like Taquile, we coordinate personalized meal options.

Certainly. The tour begins in Lima, so you can fly directly into Jorge Chávez International Airport. For a more diverse itinerary, consider the Beach, mountains and desert – 10 days.

Yes, all entrance fees are covered, including those for Sacred Valley, Moray, and Machu Picchu. You don’t need to manage any tickets yourself.

Yes, we offer adjustments for private groups. You can also extend your adventure with tours like Treasures of the Incas 13 Days.

No. Regulations require a certified guide. For a budget-friendly legal alternative, check out the Biking to Machupicchu 4 days

Yes. In Lima, Cusco, and Puno, you’ll have free time to shop, rest, or explore local neighborhoods at your own pace.

Yes, Rainbow Mountain (Vinicunca) is scheduled for Day 6. If you’re looking for an easier alternative, you can explore the Palccoyo Mountain 1 day

You’ll visit local markets, witness live textile weaving in Chinchero, and share a homemade lunch with families on the islands of Lake Titicaca, a highlight of any Inca Routes journey.

Yes. For immersive Andean culture, consider the Ancestral Route 6 Days or the Andean Experiences 15 Days

Yes, but the rainy season (November–March) may affect certain areas. That said, all main sites remain accessible. For a longer itinerary, check out The Condor Pasa in Perú – 17 Days