From
US$ 620.00per person
Inicio de la caminata Salkantay
Ascenso al punto más alto
Descenso hacia la ceja de selva
Ruta final hacia Machu Picchu
Access to the main tourist destinations in Peru is regulated by official entities such as the Ministry of Culture, who control the availability and entry to historical sites.
To enter certain attractions, it is mandatory to have a reservation or prior permit that matches the traveler's personal data (full name, identification document or passport, and nationality).
Authorized tourism agencies are the only ones that can manage these permits legally and safely.
Tickets have limited availability, so it is recommended to reserve in advance.
If you want to modify the date of your trip, it will be subject to availability and may require a new reservation.
These are official regulations that all visitors must respect. If you do not find availability for the desired date, there are equally incredible alternatives that we can recommend so that you can fully enjoy your experience in Peru.
Contamos con guías profesionales, itinerarios cuidadosamente planificados.
Te acompañamos con guías expertos, priorizando siempre tu seguridad y bienestar.
Ofrecemos un servicio de alta calidad, cuidando cada detalle de tu experiencia.
Highlight: Start of the Salkantay walk
Highlight: Ascent to the highest point
Highlight: Descent towards the jungle fringe
Highlight: Final route to Machu Picchu
At Intipath Tours, included and not included services are specified in all itineraries to ensure transparency and safety on your trip.
Our official tour guides speak English and Spanish and are professionally trained and certified.
We have trusted local staff who will carry your camping and food equipment.
Enjoy nutritious breakfasts, lunches, and dinners prepared by our trekking chef.
Sleeping bag not included, you can rent one from us for
The use of rubber-tipped canes is recommended to protect the path.
It does not include medical or accident insurance, we suggest you purchase one before traveling.
Tips for the team of porters, cooks and guides are voluntary.
Here is a brief list of the extras you can enjoy during this package:
Altitude Acclimatization: It is vital to arrive in Cusco at least 2 or 3 days before so that your body gradually adapts to the 3,400 meters of altitude.
Suggested Food: Drink plenty of hot coca tea, avoid alcohol and heavy meals for the first 24 hours.
Warning Signs: If you experience a persistent headache or nausea, rest immediately and notify our support staff.
Passport and Visas: You must carry your original and current physical passport. Copies or photos are not accepted for official controls on the route.
Travel Insurance: Insurance that covers mountain rescue, aeromedical evacuation and adventure medical expenses is mandatory for your peace of mind.
Traveler's Manual: Click the button below to download IntiPath Tours' complete pre-trip preparation guide, health tips and safety protocols.
Layer System: The climate in the Andes changes rapidly; Bring a down jacket, windbreaker, quick-drying polo shirts and thermal tights.
Specialized Footwear: Wear waterproof, grippy trekking boots (vibram insole suggested) to avoid slipping on wet or rocky terrain.
Trekking Poles: We recommend the use of canes with rubber tips to protect the ground of the Inca trail and improve its stability.
Informative Briefing: One night before the scheduled departure, we will meet at your hotel at 6:00 p.m. for the final talk with your assigned guide.
Tips and Extras: Tips for the team of porters and cooks are voluntary and are given at the end of the expedition as a token of gratitude.
Detailed Route Map: Download the technical map here with altitudes, camping points, lunch stops and checkpoints day by day.
Respect for Heritage: We practice responsible tourism; Please do not leave trash on the route and respect the trails marked by the park rangers.
Everything you need to know: Access the final document with the complete checklist so you don't forget anything in your suitcase before leaving on the adventure.
Below is a list of recommended items to bring on your trip.
"Salkantay Trek Tour 4 Days" You can go out any day of the week throughout the year. We do not recommend doing this hike in February due to the rainy season.
Group price:
Advance payment required:
Balance (Cusco): (usually paid in Cusco after the briefing).
This small-group trip is guaranteed to operate with just two guests. Please note that PayPal charges a 5% fee, which we ask you to cover as it is due to the use of your service.
There are complementary services and improvements that can be included in this trip.
* Humantay Lagoon:
* Extra horse for loading:
* Sleeping bag:
There are several extensions that you can include to your great adventure in Peru.
* City Tour Cusco:
* Sacred Valley of the Incas:
* Mountain of Colors Vinicunca:
Once your reservation is confirmed, we guarantee that the price will not increase, whatever the circumstances. Therefore, before booking...
Thank you for your interest in traveling with Intipath Tours. Complete the form and we will respond shortly.
Remember | Shortly, one of our travel experts will contact you to confirm the availability of the trip you have chosen.
Note | Due to the rainy season and trail maintenance, we do not offer treks during the month of February.
Feel free to contact us by email at
info@intipathtours.com
or call us at (+51)920 307 331
Opening Hours
Monday to Sunday:
9:00 am to Lun - Dom: 09:00 - 18:00
Our Office
A.P.V Coviduc A-6, Paradero Sol de Oro, Cusco
Salkantay Challenge: Trekking 4 Days
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