If you are interested on the Inca –Trail first:

Click on this link to Check Space Availability on the Sales Park Official System !

In order to see what Inca Trail spaces are available for a given date. This list is updated daily. Remember that spaces go fast .We recommend buying your entrance prior to your desired date at least 120-135 days during the high season May – August and 90 days for other months.

In order to get a guaranteed space, we need to receive your deposit; booking information and exact departure date for the Trail as soon as possible (having alternate dates is a good idea). Remember once the entrances are sold out, there is no refunds and nobody will be able to used this entrance in case you can not do it.

Optional: if you would like to spend an extra day in Machu Picchu, please advise us so we can change the dates of the return train to Cusco. Trekperu can provide a guide and hotel for the extra day at an additional cost. Let us know.

If the dates you´ve check are sold, we can offer other Treks alternatives, (listed on the right side) in private services, that vary in length and difficulty culminating in a visit to Machu Picchu. In addition to booking treks, we can also book tours (see Cusco Day Activities), hotels, arrange transportation services and purchase airfares. Our services are operated exclusively by Trekperu; we don’t pass on our passengers to other agencies. Don’t forget you need at least 2 days to acclimatize to Cusco’s high altitude.

Inca Trail Alternative Treks:

Llama Trek & Machu Picchu Tour 4 Days.-

This four-day journey has some of the best scenery the Andes have to offer. It starts in the ancient Inca capital, Cusco, and turns off towards Lares (3,100mt/10,170ft) traveling through small highland communities before the grand finale – Machu Picchu. On this trip we use llamas (and some horses) as pack animals, just like the Incas did. Cross Ipsayccasa pass (4,500mt/14,760ft) before descending to the fortress of Ollantaytambo in the Sacred Valley. Experience the traditional lifestyle that has virtually hasn’t changed in centuries; weavers, artisans and shepherds with their flocks of llamas and alpacas. After a marvelous train ride arrive at the spectacular citadel of Machu Picchu for a never to be forgotten guided-tour.
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Salcantay Trek & Machu Picchu Tour 4 Days.-

This four-day trip is a perfect alternative for those unable to book the Inca Trail. The Vilcabamba area was the holdout for the crumbling Inca rebellion. The trail traverses the high Andean plateau, crossing passes as high as 4,750mt/15,585ft for an up-close view of the sacred Inca peak, Salcantay - 6,280mt/20,598ft. The route then descends into the beautiful Santa Teresa and Aobamba valleys with their tropical climates and vegetation. All along the way there are native Andean villages that time seems to have passed by. After a marvelous train ride, arrive at the spectacular citadel of Machu Picchu for a never to be forgotten guided-tour of this architectural marvel. The intricate stonework of these enigmatic ruins is one of the finest examples of Inca masonry.
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Huchuy Q’osqo Trek & Machu Picchu Tour 3 Days.-

Three-day trip: This is a walk that traverses the high Andean plateau into the Sacred Valley of the Incas. We pass through the Chinchero high mesa toward Lake Piuray. The views of the Urubamba and Vilcanota mountain ranges all along the way are nothing less than spectacular. We also visit the quarry where Inca masons extracted and finished stones for the site of Huchuy Q’osqo. Numerous examples of these finely crafted stones are still scattered around the area. The communities of weavers and farmers located along the lake shore are excellent examples of true Andean traditional living. A chance to meet these unique people, take part in their daily activities and have the opportunity to purchase some of their one-of-a-kind handicrafts is an experience never to be forgotten.
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Choquequirao Trek & Machu Picchu Visit Tour 4 Days.-

This unique program features one of the finest examples of Inca architecture: Choquequirao. The city of Cusco - center of the Inca Empire - where the streets, plazas, churches and archaeological sites are permeated with vestiges of Inca history. Due to its remote locate, Choquequirao (“cradle of gold”) is relatively new to the trekking circuit. Nestled on a prominent ridge overlooking the chasm created by the Apurímac River, this mythical city must have rivaled Machu Picchu in terms of beauty. Little is known about this seldom visited site which was first mentioned in the writings of British historian Sir Clement Markham. It was explored briefly by Hiram Bingham in his search for Vilcabamba. This challenging four-day trek starts in the Apurímac Sacred River valley ascending through landscapes before finally arriving in Choquequirao, after an unforgettable visit, we return to the same way to Cachora and then Cusco visiting interesting places on the route. Option: There is a possibility (extra cost) overnight in a lodge in the third day taking a different back way to Cusco. (more...)