The Andes around Cusco are one of the best places in the world to trek. Walk the stone paths of the Inca Trail to Machu Picchu or explore other mountain routes with local guides who know the terrain, the weather and the culture. We take care of the permits, camping and logistics, so you can focus on the trail.
Our Cusco treks take you through the high Andes on the same stone paths the Incas once walked. Choose the Classic Inca Trail for four days of ruins and cloud forest, or the Short Inca Trail if you have less time, both ending at Machu Picchu. Every trek comes with local guides who know the terrain and the weather, and we take care of the logistics so you can focus on the trail.
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We are not just a travel agency, we are your local hosts in Cusco and the Andes. Our mission is to turn your Peru vacation into a story of a lifetime. Unlike standard group tours, we offer hassle-free, fully personalized itineraries that put your safety first and connect you with Andean culture. From the Amazon rainforest to Machu Picchu and the Inca Trail, we handle every detail so you can focus on the journey.
We design bespoke Peru tours around your interests, so every trip fits your pace, dates and travel style.
Explore with passionate local guides who have over a decade of experience sharing the history and culture of the Andes.
Travel without stress. We provide round-the-clock support, private transportation and strict safety measures from arrival to departure.
Your trip supports local communities and helps protect the Andean environment through responsible tourism practices.s a positive impact. We support local communities and preserve flora and fauna through responsible tourism practices
Planning a trek in Cusco raises a lot of questions, like which route to pick, how hard it is and when to go. Here are clear answers to the ones hikers ask most, so you can choose your trek with confidence and enjoy every step of the Andes.
Trekking in Cusco means walking through high Andean landscapes, with a mix of nature and culture. A typical trek offers:
Cusco treks range from a few hours to about a week:
Pick the length that fits your time and fitness, and add a day to adjust to the altitude.
Both work, and the choice depends on your style:
If you are not sure, think about how fast you walk and how much flexibility you want.
On organized treks, meals are usually cooked by a chef who travels with the team. Expect:
Vegetarian and special diets can usually be arranged if you tell your operator in advance.
It depends on the route:
Check each itinerary for the accommodation style.
Facilities are basic and vary by route:
Treks with lodges or hotel nights offer more comfort.
Weather in the Andes changes quickly, and you can feel several seasons in a day:
Pack in layers, a rain jacket and a warm sleeping system.
Yes, many do, but it depends on fitness, health and the route. Some tips:
High-altitude routes such as Ausangate are better for experienced hikers.
On many treks, porters or muleteers carry the camping gear, food and your duffel bag, while you carry a daypack. To support fair treatment:
The cost of a Cusco trek depends on several factors:
Always compare what each price includes, such as meals, equipment, transport and entrance fees.
