Machu Picchu & Amazon Adventure

  • 10 Days
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    5 - 14 guests

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  • Trip Start: Cuzco
  • Trip End: Cuzco
Ultimate Peru Adventure Trip

Feast your eyes on magnificent landscapes, ancient ruins and dense jungles on our Machu Picchu & Amazon Adventure

Starting and finishing in Cuzco, you'll hike in the footsteps of the Incas, cycle through Andean villages and explore the Amazon jungle on our 10-day Machu Picchu & Amazon Adventure. Every day will have you exploring new landscapes and taking in the captivating history Peru has to offer. You'll have the choice to hike either the Classic Inca Trail or the lesser-known Lares Inca Trail to Machu Picchu, where you'll have plenty of time to explore the enchanting passageways and stone structures. That's not all this adventure entails though, you'll also cycle through the Sacred Valley of the Incas, hike the Sacsayhuamán fortress, visit Pisac market and wander the virgin jungle of the Amazon. The variety of activities and landscapes on this Ultimate Peru Adventure tour will give you a Peruvian trip like no other – and an experience you'll never forget!

Trip Highlights

The Amazon jungle

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Sacsayhuamán fortress

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The Sacred Valley of the Incas

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Classic Inca OR Lares Trail Option

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In the Sacred Valley of the Incas

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Machu Picchu & Amazon Adventure ~ Itinerary

Trip Start: Cuzco Trip End: Cuzco
  • Day 1Arrive in Cuzco, hike Sacsayhuaman Fortress

  • Day 2Cycle Sacred Valley, visit Pisac Market, hike Pisac Ruins

  • Day 3Start Of Multi-Day Options

  • Day 3 Option ALares Trail: Hike to Cuncani

  • Day 3 Option BClassic Inca Trail: Hike through the sacred Valley of the Incas

  • Day 4Multi-Day Options Continued

  • Day 4 Option ALares Trail: Hike over Paso de Pumahuanca to Paccha

  • Day 4 Option BClassic Inca Trail: Hike to Pacaymayo

  • Day 5Multi-Day Options Continued

  • Day 5 Option ALares Trail: Hike to Ollantaytambo

  • Day 5 Option BClassic Inca Trail: Hike to Winay Wayna

  • Day 6Multi-Day Options Continued

  • Day 6 Option ALares Trail: Visit Machu Picchu

  • Day 6 Option BClassic Inca Trail: Hike to Machu Picchu

  • Day 7Free day in Cuzco

  • Day 8Journey to the Amazon, wildlife viewing in Tambopata Reserve

  • Day 9Wildlife hike, virgin jungle exploration

  • Day 10Return to Cuzco, depart for home

  • Day 1

    Arrive in Cuzco, hike Sacsayhuaman Fortress

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    Our trip starts in Cuzco, the heart of the Inca empire. Your trip leader will greet you with a cup of hot coca tea – a local specialty. After lunch, we’ll set off for a walk around this amazing ancient city and up to Sacsayhuamán fortress overlooking the main Plaza and Cuzco Valley. The fortress, meaning ‘House of the Sun’, is a magnificent archaeological site representing a set of jaguar’s teeth with massive, perfectly fitted stones weighing up to 130 tonnes (143 tons) each and was the place where the Incas made their final stand against the Spanish conquistadores. No one really knows what the Incas used Sacsayhuamán for – some say it was a sanctuary and temple of the sun, others say it was a granary. No matter who is right, you’ll have a lot of fun hearing all the stories this amazing area inspires. Later, we’ll take a walk through the colorful Cuzco street markets. If you prefer, you can take some time to soak in the vibrant atmosphere of Cuzco’s lively town square and meet up again later for an evening meal.

    Ramada Wyndham Costa del Sol, Cuzco (Lunch, Dinner)

    Hiking: 2 kilometers (1.2 miles), 2-3 hours, elevation +/- 200 meters (656 feet)

  • Day 2

    Cycle Sacred Valley, visit Pisac Market, hike Pisac Ruins

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    We’ll head into the fertile Sacred Valley of the Incas this morning, stopping just above Cuzco, where we’ll jump on our bikes and ride down through breathtaking scenery, dotted with local villages and surrounded by the massive green slopes of the Andes. We’ll finish our ride in the small town of Pisac, where we’ll have a chance to check out the colorful mercado artesanal. From here we’ll begin a spectacular hike up to the Pisac ruins. These Inca terraces rise 610 meters (2000 feet) up from the river below. It’s a heart-pumping walk up through ancient agricultural terraces – you’ll never forget the views of Pisac and the Urubamba Valley! After exploring the ancient complex, we’ll descend the original Inca stairways and head back down the valley to Cuzco. This is the largest existing fortress-city of the Incas, and it’s the perfect warm-up for your Inca Trail trek tomorrow!

    Ramada Wyndham Costa del Sol, Cuzco (Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner)

    Biking: 20 kilometers (12 miles), 2-3 hours
    Hiking: 3 kilometers (1.8 miles), 2-3 hours, elevation + 250 meters (1,476 feet)

  • Day 3

    Start Of Multi-Day Options

    It’s an early start this morning as we start our Multi-day treks to Machu Picchu!

  • Day 3 Option A

    Lares Trail: Hike to Cuncani

    From Cuzco, we’ll head in the direction of the Sacred Valley. The road leads to Lares and crosses the Amparaes Pass. This phenomenal drive winds through arid landscapes, crosses rivers and you’ll see some of the most stunning mountain vistas in Peru. Our final destination is the hot baths of Lares. Here, naturally occurring hot springs await us before we set out on our trek. From the thermal baths unfolds a small track used by local children and community members of Lares. We’ll pass through hand-tilled fields and crops of quinoa and potato, amongst quaint stone houses. After a gradual climb of a few hours, we’ll stop for a delicious lunch, before continuing on to the community of Cuncani, where we’ll set up camp for the evening. Elevation: Lares Inca Trail Camp - 3,840 meters (12,600 feet)

    Lares Inca Trail Camp (Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner)

    Hiking: 11 kilometers (6.8 miles), 4-6 hours, elevation + 600 meters (1,968 feet)

  • Day 3 Option B

    Classic Inca Trail: Hike through the sacred Valley of the Incas

    We’ll leave Cuzco and make our way through the Sacred Valley of the Incas before starting our hike at Piscacucho, or Kilometer 82 as it is known by the locals. From here we’ll spend the day hiking alongside the Rio Cusichaca, surrounded by massive Andean peaks, Inca ruins, and semi-arid forest. We’ll visit a couple of small villages along the way, then have lunch and rest a while on the way to our first camp, Pisonay. When you arrive at camp, you’ll find our porters have set up your tent so you can simply relax with a hot drink and get to know your fellow travelers. Tonight our cooks will prepare the first of many sumptuous hot meals for us to enjoy in our dining tent – you’ll be impressed how well we take care of you on the trail. Elevation: Classic Inca Trail Camp - 3,000 meters (9,842 feet)

    Classic Inca Trail Camp (Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner)

    Hiking: 12 kilometers (7.3 miles), 5-7 hours, elevation + 400 meters (1,312 feet)

  • Day 4

    Multi-Day Options Continued

  • Day 4 Option A

    Lares Trail: Hike over Paso de Pumahuanca to Paccha

    If we have clear skies at sunrise, we’ll wake to the imposing view of Colque Crus, a majestic mountain capped by a glacier, which provides water to the local community. We follow the path next to an icy stream that will take us towards the pass. The ascent is challenging. On reaching the summit a stunning view of the Pampas of Anta awaits us, followed by a descent that will be most welcome after the challenging climb. The descent is steep but beautiful, crossing a small forest of ‘Polylepis’, the endemic and endangered trees of the high Andes. Just after the forest and with an incredible view of the valley below we will stop for lunch. After which the drop continues until we reach our camp, a tranquil paradise surrounded by trees and crossed by a small river. Tonight, if we find some dead tinder, we’ll enjoy a cosy campfire. Elevation: Lares Inca Trail Camp - 4,040 meters (13,400 feet)

    Lares Inca Trail Camp (Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner)

    Hiking: 12.5 kilometers (7.8 miles), 7-9 hours, elevation + 1,000 meters (3,280 feet)

  • Day 4 Option B

    Classic Inca Trail: Hike to Pacaymayo

    Today is an unforgettable day. You’ll be woken with a cup of coca tea brought to your tent door. After a hearty breakfast, we’ll begin our hike on what will be our most challenging day. Today we climb 914 meters (3000 feet) up to Warmiwañusqa, or ‘Dead Woman’s Pass’ altitude 4400 meters (14,435 feet). The trail winds its way up through a beautiful mountain pass with stunning panoramic views of the alpine wonderland. It’s a challenging hike to the pass, and the 360º views make every step worthwhile. After celebrating our ascent, we’ll walk down cobbled steps paved by the Incas over 500 years ago to Pacaymayo Valley, our camp for the evening. Again, we’ll already have tents set up so all you need to do is relax and enjoy the evening. Elevation: Classic Inca Trail Camp - 3,580 meters (11,745 feet)

    Classic Inca Trail Camp (Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner)

    Hiking: 11 kilometers (7 miles), 6-8 hours, elevation + 1,200 metres (3,937 feet) / 600 metres (1,968 feet)

  • Day 5

    Multi-Day Options Continued

  • Day 5 Option A

    Lares Trail: Hike to Ollantaytambo

    This morning will be our last on the trail. From camp, the walk becomes easier down to the piscigranja (fish farm). As we descend we’ll feel the climate changing, becoming warmer and more alive, with more variety in vegetation, and we’ll be accompanied by hummingbirds along the way. After a few short hours, we’ll meet our private transportation that will take us to Ollantaytambo Station to board the train to Aguas Calientes. As the train travels along, the valley turns into a canyon and the scenery alters, as the cloud forests begin to appear, on our approach to the Machu Picchu Sanctuary. We will disembark the train at Aguas Calientes. After a well-deserved shower, we’ll enjoy a delicious dinner at one of the best restaurants in town. Elevation: Aguas Calientes - 2,040 meters (6,692 feet)

    Hatun Inti Boutique, Aguas Calientes (Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner)

    Hiking: 6 kilometers (3.6 miles), 4-5 hours, elevation - 800 meters (2,624 feet)

  • Day 5 Option B

    Classic Inca Trail: Hike to Winay Wayna

    The scenery gets even better today! We’ll explore several fascinating Inca fortresses as we descend, with the cloud forest becoming lusher and lusher as the air becomes warmer and denser. The ancient ruins and increasingly verdant surroundings lend an eerie mood to the day as we make our way down to our next camp, Wiñay Wayna. This is our final night on the trail, with breathtaking views and another hearty dinner! Elevation: Classic Inca Trail Camp - 3,600 meters (11,810 feet)

    Classic Inca Trail Camp (Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner)

    Hiking: 12 kilometers (7.3 miles), 6-8 hours, elevation - 800 meters (2,624 feet)

  • Day 6

    Multi-Day Options Continued

  • Day 6 Option A

    Lares Trail: Visit Machu Picchu

    After an early breakfast, we’ll head up to the ancient city of Machu Picchu, where we’ll join the rest of our group. We’ll meet our local guide who will show us around this fascinating ancient city. Afterward, you’ll have all morning to explore the many passageways and stone structures of this mysterious place on your own. If you were on the Lares Trail, you’ll also have the chance to hike back to the Sun Gate for a unique perspective on these remote Inca ruins, set high on the top of a mountain surrounded by lush peaks. After plenty of time to explore Machu Picchu, we’ll take a scenic train ride back to Cuzco.

    Ramada Wyndham Costa del Sol, Cuzco (Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner)

    Hiking: wander around the ruins, 3 hours, elevation +/- 200 meters (656 feet)

  • Day 6 Option B

    Classic Inca Trail: Hike to Machu Picchu

    After a very early breakfast, we hike about an hour in the dawn light to Inti Punku, the Sun Gate. We’ll wait here for the sun to rise and the morning fog to lift, giving us our first glimpse of Machu Picchu. It’s a moment to savor before we make our way down to explore this mysterious ancient city! We’ll meet our local guide who will show us around this fascinating ancient city. Afterward, you’ll have all morning to explore the many passageways and stone structures of this mysterious place on your own. If you were on the Lares Trail, you’ll also have the chance to hike back to the Sun Gate for a unique perspective on these remote Inca ruins, set high on the top of a mountain surrounded by lush peaks. After plenty of time to explore Machu Picchu, we’ll take a scenic train ride back to Cuzco.

    Ramada Wyndham Costa del Sol, Cuzco (Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner)

    Hiking: 7.3 kilometers (4.5 miles), 6-7 hours, elevation + 600 meters (1,968 feet)
    Hiking: Wander around the ruins, 3 hours, elevation +/- 200 meters (656 feet)

  • Day 7

    Free day in Cuzco

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    Cuzco is the archaeological capital of the Americas and it’s a fabulous place to spend a day exploring – it’s no wonder it’s the continent’s oldest continuously inhabited city! Walk along Cuzco’s central streets, lined with massive Inca-built stone walls that form the foundation of the city and blend into the colonial and modern architecture that has been added over the years. You can take the day to explore Cuzco’s most popular temples, museums, churches and fortresses. Alternatively, we’ll help you arrange one of the many optional guided activities available including mountain biking, hiking, or horseback riding. There’s also no shortage of great food and entertainment in Cuzco, with restaurants to suit any taste, cafés for coffee in the Plaza de Armas and great bars with local music.

    Rymada Wyndham Costa del Sol, Cuzco (Breakfast)

  • Day 8

    Journey to the Amazon, wildlife viewing in Tambopata Reserve

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    Today we’ll take a short flight from Cuzco to Puerto Maldonado, a frontier town in the Amazon basin. We’ll take to motorized canoes and glide deep into the jungle down the Tambopata River, one of the headwaters of the Amazon. Listen for howler monkeys in the tropical forest canopy above and spot macaws perched high on the riverbanks. This area is teeming with wildlife and the boat trip to our jungle lodge is a great opportunity to look for giant otters, capuchin monkeys, caiman and an array of birds that can be found in this area. After lunch, we’ll experience the jungle with all of our senses by exploring on foot this time. Keep an eye out for the rainforest dwellers – including several species of monkeys – that come out in search of food in the late afternoon! After dark, you’ll have a chance to get back on board the canoes with a spotlight in search of the nocturnal caiman (South American crocodile) lurking in the river.

    Sachavacayoc Lodge, Amazon jungle (Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner)

    Hiking: 2 hours, short hikes in the jungle

  • Day 9

    Wildlife hike, virgin jungle exploration

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    This morning we’ll explore some of the many miles of jungle trails that criss-cross the dense rainforest. We’ll travel by motorized canoe and hike through virgin forest to experience the wealth of native flora and fauna under the Amazon rainforest canopy, and learn how the indigenous people thrive in this challenging environment. The Amazon is the most biologically diverse place on Earth and you’ll discover more about the amazing flora and fauna here, as well as learn about the incredible medicinal plants that are found in this region. After lunch, you have the rest of the afternoon free to hang out at the lodge with a book or continue exploring the surrounding area on your own. If you’d prefer to hike a little more this afternoon, you can head out with our naturalist guide on little-known trails that pass by the homes of some of the rarest animals in the rainforest. This evening we’ll brave the jungle on foot to look for tarantulas, insects and frogs that come out after dark.

    Sachavacayoc Lodge, Amazon jungle (Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner)

    Hiking: 2 kilometers (1.2 miles), 1 - 2 hours

  • Day 10

    Return to Cuzco, depart for home

    This morning we leave the rainforest and take a boat back to Puerto Maldonado, where we’ll catch a short flight to Cuzco. This is the last day of your trip in Peru, if you have time to spare after the trip, we’re happy to give you suggestions on how to make the most of it. On the other hand, if you’re on your way home today, we’ll send you back refreshed and invigorated from the great food, exercise, rest and adventures you’ll have had with us in Peru!

    No Accommodation (Breakfast, Lunch)

Pick Your Multi-Day Option!

Option A: Lares Trail

The Lares Trail is a three-day trek through the real Peru that will take you over high Andean passes, past secluded lakes, along remote valleys and into local villages. This trail is somewhat less well-known than the Classic Inca Trail, but it’s an equally spectacular wilderness experience.

Option B: Classic Inca Trail

The Classic Inca Trail is an amazing four-day trek which will take you past ancient Incan ruins, over high Andean passes and through mysterious cloud forest. This trail is the most widely known of all the Inca trails and as a result it’s the most popular, which is why a trekking permit system exists to protect the trail and why everyone who treks the trail must do so with the assistance of a local Peruvian operator (we take care of that for you). 

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  • Our own highly experienced trip leader, with you from start to finish
  • Industry-leading Guest-to-Guide ratio (averaging 6:1)
  • Your own ‘Travel Wallet’, an online space with everything required for your adventure
  • Our knowledgeable Customer Service Team to answer your queries - just a phone call, email or chat away
  • Customer Service pre-trip phone calls to ensure you’re 'trip ready'
  • All accommodations for the duration of your trip
  • All meals except where indicated in the itinerary
  • Unlimited snacks to keep you fueled
  • Flights as outlined in the itinerary
  • All activities outlined in the itinerary
  • All necessary equipment (well-maintained and safe) for activities
  • All gratuities for hotels, restaurants, and activities
  • Transportation in our air-conditioned vans - safe, clean, modern, and comfortable!

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What Our Guests Say About The Machu Picchu & Amazon Adventure

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Machu Picchu & Amazon Adventure - September 2023

Machu Picchu

"The best trip ever! Our trip leader (Jessica) made each excursion fun as well as… read more

"The best trip ever! Our trip leader (Jessica) made each excursion fun as well as educational. Our trail guide (Zaci) gave us many tips to help us in hiking the trail successfully. The food was spectacular. The sights were beautiful. I can't begin to put into words how amazing the entire experience was. read less

5 Stars (109 reviews)

Kristy,

Machu Picchu & Amazon Adventure - September 2023

Amazing Macchu Picchu & Amazon Experience

"This trip was absolutely amazing. The Inca Trail was mind blowing. Zach was a wonderful… read more

"This trip was absolutely amazing. The Inca Trail was mind blowing. Zach was a wonderful guide on the Trail, full of warmth, knowledge and very funny.
Jessica was an excellent trip leader who made the trip so special for all of us. And the food especially on the trail was beyond extraordinary, as was the hard work of the local porters etc read less

5 Stars (109 reviews)

Friederike,

Machu Picchu & Amazon Adventure - August 2023

Jeanine Brereton

"Our trip was more than we imagined. The Inca Trail hike was extremely challenging,… read more

"Our trip was more than we imagined. The Inca Trail hike was extremely challenging, but our guide and porters encouraged us to keep going and the end result (Machu Picchu) was life changing!! The trip to the Amazon was extremely well planned and we were amazed not only by the wildlife, but of the knowledge that our guide was able to share with us. All of this would not have been possible without our Active Adventure guide....Salvador! We would love to travel with him again!! He was kind, patient, efficient, organized, and knowledgeable! We appreciate all of our drivers, hotel staffers, etc......but most of all....Salvador!! read less

5 Stars (109 reviews)

Jeanine,

Machu Picchu & Amazon Adventure - May 2023

Fantastic service from booking to end of the tour

"WE were well looked after on our tour, and also felt we were able to… read more

"WE were well looked after on our tour, and also felt we were able to help the locals by being there, that was a great feeling.. read less

5 Stars (109 reviews)

Jen,

Machu Picchu & Amazon Adventure - November 2022

Deborah Lee

"My trip, Machu Picchu and Amazon was "beyond wonderful." Was first trip with AA, and… read more

"My trip, Machu Picchu and Amazon was "beyond wonderful." Was first trip with AA, and will not be the last. From start to finish GustavoM took excellent care of us, always keeping us updated and informed of what will be taking place. He took each and every one of us under his arm, watching and asking about where we were in the moment. His keen sense of humor added to his jovial personality and I felt like "family." Active Adventures immersed us in the Cusco and Andean culture and I fell in Love with the Peruvian people, their intense work ethic, their strong faith, the love of their Peru, and the stronghold of their communities. Machu Picchu was far beyond my expectations and is truly difficult to capture the awe, wonder and spirit of this sacred place. Wilson, our guide, poured his heart and soul into our tour and the spirit and legacy of the ancient Incas was experienced with a sensation of vitality and presence. And just as awe inspiring as Machu Picchu, the hike on the Lares trek held more wonder and beauty than I expected. I am 67 and the hike was a challenge for me but with perseverance and encouraging words from Gustavo and the group, I did amazingly well. Our porters had our campsite ready and the food was outstanding (and for me too much) both on and off the trail. And the hot packs given to keep us snuggly and warm did just that on the cool nights.
The Amazon trek was filled with animals, birds in their natural habitat and our guide was filled with such knowledge about each and every one. The boat ride was both relaxing to the body and the eyes, especially the early morning cruise to view the hundreds of Macaws and Parrots that were so very plentiful and so colorful.
My travel partner, Moriah, and I pretty much had the perfect experience. Weather was perfect, our lodging always updated (even the camping tents and "banos") the hotel rooms so very clean, updated with hot showers. The food was exceptional, and the company and our guides, GustavoM and Salvador, the greatest!!
There is a spirit and vitality in this part of Peru that I carried back home with me. I hope to always carry this in my heart and soul and Active Adventures made this all possible!!! read less

5 Stars (109 reviews)

Lee, United States

Machu Picchu & Amazon Adventure - November 2022

Amazing adventure in Peru!

"This trip was beyond anything I could have imagined. Our guides, Gustavo and Salvador, were… read more

"This trip was beyond anything I could have imagined. Our guides, Gustavo and Salvador, were amazing. They are native to Peru, so they knew a lot about all the places we visited. The food was excellent, even on the trail. The chefs and porters worked very hard to make us comfortable while backpacking. It is a very active trip, so make sure you are in good shape before signing up. I can't wait for my next adventure with Active! read less

5 Stars (109 reviews)

Moriah, United States

Machu Picchu & Amazon Adventure - October 2022

Breathe

"A Trip of a lifetime!!! Thank you, Zak
Your… read more

"A Trip of a lifetime!!! Thank you, Zak
Your years of experience and love of Peru truly made my adventure experience better than I had dreamed
Your timing for our hikes avoided other larger hiking groups, yet we met wonderful local people.
Very emotional to reach the top of dead womans pass... I can do this.... only because the pre training, family support, and
encouragement from you Zak I did my part but you helped me "Kiss the sky"

I loved our special morning before heading to Machu Pichu, my sunrise Yoga experience at Winaywayna allowed me to soak in the Peace of completing this physical adventure with family
Big thanks to William and our Amazon trip, Your knowledge on birds was amazing

Thank you again for helping me achieve a dream
18 month post surgery Lung cancer survivor YES I CAN!!!


Loved our Adventure Team ! Thank you for the detailed extras- warm meals (diet restrictions honored)
comfy sleeping arrangements (warm hot water bottles to sleep with),
strong friendly porters, and rocket man (you made life easier) read less

5 Stars (109 reviews)

Andrea, United States

Machu Picchu & Amazon Adventure - October 2022

Great Peruvian Adventure Trip

"This was our first trip with Active Adventures, and our family of four agree it… read more

"This was our first trip with Active Adventures, and our family of four agree it was one big adventure! Reaching the top of Dead's Woman's Pass during day 2 on the Inca Trail was a very strenuous and emotional event and would not have happened without the support and advice of the entire Active Adventures team: personalized fitness plans (we trained over four months); acclimating to the high elevation (we listened and arrived in the Sacred Valley four days before our official start just to acclimate (and took our time taking in the town, Inca sites, sampling Peruvian food and culture; and following the advice of our wonderful guide, Zacarias by hiking at a slow steady pace. Zac was not only attuned to our group needs, but he went out of his way so each individual had a unique experience (bird watching, photo opportunities, Inca site explanations, meeting local people, helping with spanish translations, knowledge of the jungle, etc. He seemed to know everyone on the trail, and everyone in Cusco. Truly amazing intuitive guide. We were very fortunate to have him.
After seeing all the different tour groups at the various campsites, we began to appreciate Active Adventures even more - ie: very few groups (if any) had their own 'rocket' tent with portable toilet in their campground.
The food was amazing both in Cusco, in the Sacred Valley, on the Inca Trail (they even baked a cake!), and in the Jungle lodge. My wife and daughter had special dietary needs and Zac coordinated with all the cooks to make sure the food was properly prepared.
We were not sure the jungle portion of our trip would be as exciting as the Inca Trail - but we all learned so much and now very grateful for this portion.
No real 'negatives' nor would I suggest anything different. However, We were very tired after hiking Inca Trail and exploring Machu Picchu and didn't get back to the hotel until after 8pm. Could have used more 'down time' before leaving for the jungle the very next morning. Then when returning from jungle, it was raining in Cusco and flight was diverted to Lima until rain stopped and we could return to Cusco. (ugh - extra 5-6 hours on the plane), but it was all part of the adventure :)
Overall, a very gratifying exciting adventure. Thanks so much. Looking forward to another trip.
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5 Stars (109 reviews)

Bob, United States

Machu Picchu & Amazon Adventure - October 2022

A Journey of the Spirit

"I recently returned home from the Jaguar Trip in Peru and am now processing this… read more

"I recently returned home from the Jaguar Trip in Peru and am now processing this remarkable experience. My most significant memory/reflection is how very special the guides and helpers were. I especially need to highlight Wilson Escalante who continually went above and beyond to provide me a unique and memorable experience. He genuinely cared about me personally... not only around the quality of the experience but also about my health since I was having some issues with altitude. He provided not only the usual explanations of the various sites we visited but went deeper into the spiritual understanding. Being a native Quechuan speaker, he was able to open the hearts of the various Andean villagers we met along the Lares Trail. I felt like I leave with an intimate connection with the village people but also with the ancient Incas. The days in the Amazon were also special. Pepe's knowledge of the flora and fauna is encyclopedic! But more than that, one can sense his love of the jungle as well as his desire to convey this love and understanding with the rest of us. This is likely my last "adventure" vacation. Truly it was a fitting climax to the 5 trips I have had with Active Adventures. read less

5 Stars (109 reviews)

Peter, United States

Machu Picchu & Amazon Adventure - October 2022

Epic adventures in Peru: Machu Picchu and the Amazon rainforest

"Fantastic adventures in Peru from cycling the Sacred Valley, to hiking the Inca Trail to… read more

"Fantastic adventures in Peru from cycling the Sacred Valley, to hiking the Inca Trail to Machu Picchu to exploring the flora and fauna of the Amazon rainforest. Exceptional guiding and support staff (with special thanks to Wilson and Salvadore!!!), outstanding meals - even, or maybe especially at camp (thanks, Donato!!!). The Active Adventures team was always on the lookout for ways to make this trip memorable. I could not more highly recommend. Make sure you train as the hike is challenging due to the high altitudes. read less

5 Stars (109 reviews)

Kit, United States

Machu Picchu & Amazon Adventure - October 2022

This trip exceeded my expectations!

"The guides were not only extremely knowledgeable, but also very attuned to the group’s needs… read more

"The guides were not only extremely knowledgeable, but also very attuned to the group’s needs and adapted as necessary. The challenges were in the sweet spot of perfect proportion to leaving you feeling accomplished and wanting more. Logistics went smoothly, and porters and meals were awesome! read less

5 Stars (109 reviews)

Terry, United States

Machu Picchu & Amazon Adventure - September 2022

Jaguar Trip- Peru

"This was our 4th trip with Active Adventures and we continue to be impressed with… read more

"This was our 4th trip with Active Adventures and we continue to be impressed with the service level, great food, excellent lodging, beautiful scenery, and of course, knowledgable and caring guides. The Inca Classic track is not easy given the altitude, but we all made it! read less

5 Stars (109 reviews)

Inna, United States

Machu Picchu & Amazon Adventure - September 2022

Beyond!

"Our Jaguar trip was beyond what we ever imagined it would be! The level of… read more

"Our Jaguar trip was beyond what we ever imagined it would be! The level of service from start to finish was incredibly professional and smooth, making us feel safe and secure that every detail was taken care of. The food was beyond what we ever imagined it would be. Our guide Gustavo took us to some incredible restaurants around Cusco and we ate like royalty while on the trail ensuring we were fuelled for the hiking ahead (thanks Donato!). Our guide on the trail, Zac, had a fantastic approach to each day’s hike. He ensured we paced ourselves throughout the day while still allowing plenty of time to take in all the incredible sights along the way. Through this, we realised that the trek was so much more than just the final destination, with so many other Inca sites, birds and mountains to wow us as much if not more than Machu Picchu itself. read less

5 Stars (109 reviews)

Michelle, Australia

Machu Picchu & Amazon Adventure - August 2022

Spectacular

"It was such an organized and well set trip that i was sad to be… read more

"It was such an organized and well set trip that i was sad to be over. Jessica is so sweet ,responsible and considered person .she looks after everyone. AMAZING Time!! read less

5 Stars (109 reviews)

Nahid, United States

Machu Picchu & Amazon Adventure - July 2022

A Wonderful Trip

"This was a wonderful trip, for us. Most importantly, the Active Adventures guide who… read more

"This was a wonderful trip, for us. Most importantly, the Active Adventures guide who was with us start to finish was wonderful. In particular, he was knowledgeable about everything we were seeing (and many things we would not have seen without him) and also about how make the trip enjoyable for those of us who had come from sea level and, five days later, hiked up 4000 feet to the Dead Women's Pass, at 13,828 feet, and then down 2000 feet to our camp for that evening. read less

5 Stars (109 reviews)

Martin, United States

Machu Picchu & Amazon Adventure - July 2022

Great trip

"I did not pay enough for this trip! The value in terms of the quality… read more

"I did not pay enough for this trip! The value in terms of the quality of service was amazing. Our guides, the porters, the hotel/resort, the food, the experience was incredible. Even though there were only three of us on this trip, Active Adventures did not cut corners! I felt like royalty!!! read less

5 Stars (109 reviews)

Katrina, United States

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Accommodation

We’ve selected the accommodation on your trip for the unique character and adventuresome feel – this trip is not designed as a tour of the fanciest hotels in Peru. We prefer to stay in quaint, comfortable B&B’s and lodges, some of which have private bathrooms and some shared bathrooms.

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Take 10% off the trip price when you book a trip and pay in full.

By paying in full we are able to pass on savings to our guests, but please note that by opting for this payment plan, your booking becomes non-refundable, non-cancellable, and non-changeable. 

We highly recommend that you purchase Cancel For Any Reason (CFAR) insurance. Please note CFAR insurance can only be purchased within 14 days of booking. We recommend Redpoint Insurance – you can find details here.

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BOOKING CONDITIONS

Useful Info

Where does the trip start?

On the first morning of the trip, our two pick-up locations are Cuzco airport (CUZ) (if your flight arrives by 11am) or Ramada Wyndham Costa del Sol at 12pm. You are welcome to book your pre-trip stay at this hotel directly or any other hotel in Cuzco, though you must make your own way to one of the two pick-up points at the pre-designated times.

Where does the trip end?

Your trip ends with a flight to Cuzco Airport (CUZ) in time for flights below.

What flights would you recommend?

Arrival: We recommend arriving in Cuzco a couple of days before your trip begins to get accustomed to the 3,300 metres (10,000 feet) elevation. If this isn’t possible that’s okay – your trip is designed to begin very gently and ease you into being active at altitude!

Departure: Flying out on the last day of the trip, we recommend departing from Cuzco any time after 6pm. Earlier flight times will require a separate transfer booked at your own expense.

 

How fit do I need to be for this trip?

As an Activity Level 3-4 trip, you’ll need a solid level of fitness for this trip. Typically, hikes on this trip range between three and six hours to complete, with longer hikes on the Inca trails. So get out there with a daypack on and train so you’ll be ready to join us! While you don’t have to be extremely fit, you should be in the habit of doing regular aerobic exercise, ideally involving some up hills and down hills and carrying a pack! With a little preparation before your trip begins, you’ll enjoy the active and outdoor nature of your trip all the more.

Please head to our Fitness Guide for great tips on how to prepare along with a workout plan!

What accommodations do we stay at on this trip?

We’ve chosen the places we stay for their location, cleanliness and charm – not the number of channels available on the television! Many of the places we stay are off-the-beatentrack and set in amazing locations. For example, on both Inca Trail treks we’re under canvas, though it’s pretty fancy camping. Our porters carry tents and supplies, cook meals, boil drinking water for us and take care of everything around camp.

On the nights where we stay in Cuzco we have chosen good lodgings, ideally situated close to the main attractions without being too central, in order to avoid the most touristy and noisy areas. It’s worth keeping in mind that Peru is a noisy place – people here have a festive way of looking at life and often enjoy beeping their horns and playing loud music! We have chosen the quietest areas practical in order for people to get the best sleep possible (although after hiking the Inca Trail trek most people find they have no trouble sleeping!), and earplugs are recommended in this energetic and lively part of the world. In contrast, the jungle lodges in the Amazon are very tranquil and quiet.

We recommend bringing enough clothing to only have to do laundry once during your trip and the best time will be during our two night stay in Cuzco (during your free day).

How much luggage can I bring on this trip?

You are allowed one piece of luggage on your trip, plus a daypack. Your main piece of luggage should not exceed 50 pounds (23 kilograms) and can be anything from a duffle bag to a sports bag with wheels or a suitcase. You’ll also want a good quality backpack sized 25-30 liters (2000 cubic inches) to use throughout the days. 

We’ll give you an Active Adventures South America porter bag to pack 17 pounds (8 kilograms) of your main gear into to give to your porter for the multi-day Inca Trails, and you’ll hike with your daypack. You can store remaining gear at the hotel in Cusco while we trek.  

When we go to the Amazon Jungle, we only need to take along what we need for these nights, so you can leave your extra gear securely in your Cuzco hotel for when you return. Therefore, please bring along a collapsible bag to take your overnight gear away in. 

Tell me about the Classic Inca Trail?

This amazing four day trek will take you past ancient Incan ruins, over high Andean passes and through mysterious cloud forest. This trail is the most widely known of all the Inca trails and as a result it’s the most popular, which is why a trekking permit system exists to protect the trail and why everyone who treks the trail must do so with the assistance of a local Peruvian operator (we take care of that for you).

The Classic Inca Trail is 45km (25 miles) in total length and you’ll average around 6 hours or 12km (7 miles) per day. The greatest elevation reached on the trail is 4,200 metres (13,800 feet) at the top of Dead Woman’s Pass. It involves three and a half days of hiking, three nights of camping, three passes and many Incan ruins to walk past and explore. While the many steps on the Inca Trail might be a bit of a challenge, the rewards are well and truly worth it!

Please note, the Classic Inca Trail requires a non-refundable deposit of USD $200 per person at time of booking. This amount is included in your standard booking deposit, and in the event of cancellation, any credit owing, as per our booking conditions, will be less this amount.

How fast do Classic Inca Trail permits sell out?

There are limited numbers of permits available for trekkers and porters on the Classic Inca Trail and permits can sell out many months in advance during busier periods. It’s important to get your passport details to us as soon as possible as we can’t secure your permits without them.

Please make sure the passport details you provide us are 100% accurate. The National Park authorities who police the Inca Trails and Machu Picchu permits can refuse you entry to the trail if the details in their system and on your passport do not match – so please double check the passport name and number you’ve provided. If you find an error please email us immediately so we can do our best to rectify things for you.

If you need to renew your passport please provide us with your ‘old’ info prior to applying for your new one, just in case Inca Trail permits are limited, as we wouldn’t want you to miss out. In this case please remember to bring the ‘old’ passport with you too, to collect your permits in Cuzco and at Machu Picchu.

Tell me about the Lares Trail?

This three day trek through the real Peru will take you over high Andean passes, past secluded lakes, along remote valleys and into local villages. This trail is somewhat less well known than the Classic Inca Trail, but it’s an equally spectacular wilderness experience.

The Lares Inca Trail is 40km (25 miles) in total length and you’ll average around 5 hours or 10km (6 miles) per day. The greatest elevation reached on the Lares Inca Trail is 4,730 metres (15,700 feet) at the top of Pumahuanca Pass. It involves three days of hiking, two passes, two nights of camping, one night in a hotel and time in numerous quaint villages. You’ll feel like you have Peru to yourself on this trail – it’s a hidden gem that you’ll be very glad that you found!

We often have travelers comment on how strongly they’re touched by the interactions they have with the local communities on the Lares Trail. You’ll see many young children on this hike, so feel free to bring along some small spin tops or other fun gifts to hand out.

What are the accommodations/meals on the trails?

While on your Inca Trail you’ll be camping for two or three nights, depending on your chosen trail. We provide spacious four-person tents for those with twin and double share rooms and those who opt for the single bedroom supplement get a tent of their own. Thermarest brand sleeping mats are provided by us and your porter will carry this. When you arrive into camp you’ll find your tent already pitched, water on the boil and a hot meal being prepared for you. Latrine bathrooms with running water can be found nearby. If you’re up for it you’ll also have the option of a cold shower at some stage too.

You’ll be provided with three delicious hot meals while on your chosen Inca Trail. You’ll also be provided with two litres of boiled water at the beginning of each day, as well as at lunch and dinner for drinking and brushing teeth.

Do you provide porters on the trails?

Included in your trip fare are the services of our group porters who carry your tents, food and cooking equipment.
They also can take up to 8 kilograms (17 pounds) of your personal gear – including your sleeping bag and sleeping mat. The night before you hit the trail, we’ll give you a porter duffel bag to pack 8 kilograms (17 pounds) worth of overnight gear into (e.g. sleeping bag, sleeping mat, toiletries, spare clothes) - scales are provided at your hotel to help you pack.

The porters will whisk your duffel bag away, leaving you to walk at your own pace self-sufficiently with your day gear in your daypack (e.g. passport, water, raincoat, fleece, camera, personal items). Your excess gear is stored securely in Cuzco.

Tell me about the Amazon Jungle?

For three days during this trip you’ll be visiting the Amazon Jungle near Puerto Maldonado. Once again, we’ll only take what we need for these 3 days, and leave any excess luggage stored securely at your Cuzco hotel for when we return. You’ll take a short flight from Cuzco to Puerto Maldonado before boarding a boat down an Amazonian tributary to a jungle lodge – your home for the next three days.

We stay at a variety of jungle lodges and many are built from a combination of traditional native materials and modern day eco-lodge technology deep in the jungle. The modest facilities are built with wood, palm fronds, wild cane and clay. All rooms are separated by drapes (so they’re not sound proof) and each bedroom has beds, mosquito nets, bedside tables, hammocks or lounge chairs and a private cold-water bathroom. A generator is turned on once a day to recharge batteries for guests or lodge facilities. Light is provided by numerous kerosene lamps and candles. Common areas are open and spacey and offer ample area for resting and socialising, they include a dining room and bar, a reception lounge with souvenir shop, and an interpretation centre.

The climate here is very different to that of the Andes – hot and humid is a pretty accurate description! Some long sleeved/ legged clothes are a good idea for sun and bug protection, though we don’t recommend doing any washing while you’re here - it probably won’t dry. The amounts on the mini gear list below are guide for what to pack from April to October. If you’re travelling from November to March, you might like to bring a little extra clothing also as things can get a little more wet and muddy! Hiking boots are also better than shoes at this time of year. Some jungle lodges provide rubber boots in the wet season, but others don’t, so it’s better to come prepared!

What is not included?

Flights to and from trip start/end points
Pre/Post accommodation
Optional extra activities
Travel insurance
Gratuities for your guides
Rental gear

Is tipping expected in Peru?

Most people do choose to tip their Active Adventures guides and we recommend USD$20 per day, per guest, per trip leader. During your Active Adventures trip, your trip leader will take care of all included restaurants and service tips for you. For other restaurants or services during your time in Peru, 5-10% is a typical gratuity amount.

On the Machu Picchu & Amazon Adventure you’ll be accompanied by a trekking crew and porters on the Classic Inca and Lares trails, and we recommend S/100 (US$30) to be shared amongst them.

How do rooming arrangements work?

Trip prices are based on shared arrangements (typically two guests per room), unless otherwise stated. For solo travelers, we’ll pair you with another person of the same gender to share rooms and if there’s no one suitable to share with, there’s no forced single supplement. However, if you specifically request your own rooms, you can opt to pay the single supplement. Solo travelers who book within 90 days of departure, where there are no other solo travelers willing to share, will be required to pay the single supplement. 

For Family Vacation bookings, families consisting of four guests traveling with children aged 17 and under will be automatically assigned one shared room. However, the following alternative rooming allocations are available:

  • Families consisting of four guests with all children aged 13 and above are welcome to opt for additional rooms as per advertised double occupancy adult rates.
  • Families consisting of four guests with at least one child aged 12 and under are automatically assigned a shared room. However, families can opt to pay the adult rates for all guests in their family to have an additional room.
  • The same principles apply for families consisting of more than four guests.

Rooming preferences are subject to availability and must be communicated in writing at time of booking. Automatic assignments as per this policy will be applied in the absence of any specification provided by guests. Any request for additional rooms during trips will be at guests’ own expense and subject to rates made available by the accommodation provider at the time. All minors (guests aged 17 and under) must be accompanied by at least one adult.

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Central & South America

Machu Picchu & Amazon Adventure

USD $4999/per adult
$500 USD deposit per person required to secure your place on the trip

What To Expect

  • Place your booking
  • Receive your confirmation email & details to set up your Travel Wallet
  • Our dedicated team will keep you up to date all the way to the departure date

Dates

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