Inca Trail & Hiking Tours

Famed Inca Trail With Highlights in Cuzco & The Sacred Valley (7 days)
From $999 per person

At the peak of the Incan Empire their road system covered more than 20,000 kilometres and stretched from Chile to Ecuador. Most trails lead to Cuzco, the ancient capital of the empire. Today, Cuzco is a vibrant tourist town and the world-famous Inca Trail is a carefully preserved hiking trail through some of the most scenic areas of Peru, including a number of fine archaeological ruins.

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Lively Lima, the Famed Inca Trail, Cuzco & the Sacred Valley (9 days)
From $1,650 per person

After starting in the old colonial city of Lima, this 9-day tour lets you explore the amazing Andes. First you will visit the ancient Inca capital Cuzco, where the local Indians still can be seen in their traditional, vibrantly coloured clothes. The tour continues with visits to the Inca archaeological sites in the Sacred Valley and a hiking adventure on the famed Inca Trail.

Lima, Cuzco, Sacred Valley, Inca Trail, Machu Picchu

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steps-mpThe Mysterious Nazca Lines with Lima, Cuzco and the Inca Trail (9 days)
From $1,999 per person

This 9-day tour includes a bit of everything that you will want to see in Peru. It starts with Lima, the “City of Kings” and includes the ancient Inca capital of Cuzco, a chance to fly over the mystical Nazca Lines and then a great hike along the Inca Trail.

Lima, Nazca, Cuzco, Inca Trail, Machu Picchu

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http://www.dreamstime.com/-image12255704The Famed Inca Trail and the Andean Highlights (11 days)
From $2,150 per person

Here’s another fun tour that includes a bit of everything that Peru has to offer. Come see Lima, the “City of Kings,” visit the amazing Andean markets at Pisac in the Sacred Valley, walk down the narrow cobblestone streets of Cuzco and visiting the floating islands of Lake Titicaca.

Lima, Sacred Valley, Inca Trail, Machu Picchu, Cuzco, Lake Titicaca

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blue-headed-parrotsThe Best of Peru: Lima, Cuzco, and the Inca Trail (11 days)
From $2,350 per person

This all-encompassing 11-day tour has it all. Come see Lima, the “City of Kings,” visit the amazing Andean markets at Pisac in the Sacred Valley, walk down the narrow cobblestone streets of Cuzco. Then leave the Andes for the Amazon where you will visit the Tambopata National Reserve, the largest unhunted rainforest in the Amazon.

Lima, Cuzco, Sacred Valley, Inca Trail, Machu Picchu, Jungle Lodge, Canopy Tower, Lake Tours

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lake-titicacaHike the Inca Trail Plus All of Peru’s Highlights (12 days)
From $2,350 per person

Finally, this last tour is the all-in adventure as it include everything you could want to visit in Peru, from the fine dining of the capital Lima, to the markets of Cuzco, to the mystery of the Nazca Lines, to the delightful Indian families living on Lake Titicaca’s floating islands. This is a jam-packed tour that shouldn’t be missed!

Lima, Nazca, Cuzco, Inca Trail, Machu Picchu, Lake Titicaca

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night-campingHike the Famed Inca Trail (4 days)
From $599 per person

You’ll see lots of amazing wonders along the way during this 4-day hiking tour of the Inca Trail. Some of the passes are quite high so on the first day you’ll have to take it easy and adjust to the altitude. The first day of hiking passes through an area of the Sacred Valley rich in Inca terracing with occasional ancient stone buildings. Later in the trek you’ll visit numerous archaeological remains.

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dreamstime_xl_10044097Famed Inca Trail & a Relaxing Day in Aguas Calientes (5 days)

From $699 per person

Like our 4-day hiking tour above, this tour passes through some steep, rugged terrain and offers the chance to see playful spectacled bears or rabbit-like viscachas scurrying among the rocks. After days of hiking, several high passes and nights in wonderful trail-side campsites, you’ll be sore. Thank goodness for the town of Aguas Calientes (literally, “hot water”), where you can soak your aches away in the public hot springs.

Cuzco, Inca Trail, Machu Picchu

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