The Inca Jungle Trail to Machu Picchu is a thrilling 4-day adventure that takes you on an unforgettable journey through the heart of the Inca Jungle. Combining exhilarating activities such as biking, rafting, zip-lining, and hiking, this tour allows you to immerse yourself in the natural beauty and rich history of the region. From ancient Inca ruins to lush plantations, this adventure offers a unique blend of cultural treasures and breathtaking landscapes. With a focus on safety and customer satisfaction, our knowledgeable guides provide exceptional service throughout the journey. Whether you’re a thrill-seeker or a history enthusiast, the Inca Jungle Trail is an experience that will create lasting memories.
Select the package that best suits your travel plans.
Click on the “Book Online” button, choose your travel date, and complete the booking form.
Important: Only one person should fill out the form for the entire group to ensure you're all booked together.
Secure your booking by paying online with any debit or credit card.
Our system will charge 40% of the total amount in advance.
After your payment is completed, our reservations team will contact you via email to request the following information for each passenger (please include a photo or scanned image of the passport): Full name, Passport number, Nationality, Date of birth, Gender, Phone number
If your student card meets Peruvian government requirements, reserve the tour with a deposit and pay the remaining balance upon arrival in Cusco. The student discount will be applied at that time.
All university cards must be laminated and clearly show the following information:
Get your backpack ready with the following recommendations!
These are must-haves for any multi-day hike in the Andes, especially if you're joining a guided Salkantay tour:
Valid Passport or ID – Needed for checkpoints and Machu Picchu entry.
Cash in soles – Small bills for tips, snacks, or hot springs.
Camera or phone – Capture epic landscapes and memories.
Power bank – Electricity is limited; keep your devices charged.
Travel insurance – Strongly recommended for trekking in remote areas.
Altitude pills or coca leaves – To help with high elevation.
Plastic bags or dry bags – Keep clothes and electronics dry during rain.
Weather changes drastically from sun to snow. Dress in layers and stay dry:
Hiking boots or trail shoes – Waterproof, durable, and already broken in.
Hiking socks – Wool or synthetic (not cotton); bring several pairs.
Long pants – Lightweight, quick-drying hiking pants or leggings.
Moisture-wicking shirts or T-shirts – Stay cool and dry while hiking.
Fleece jacket or thermal layer – For cold nights and high elevations.
Waterproof jacket or rain poncho – Essential year-round.
Swimwear – For hot springs in Santa Teresa.
Sandals or flip flops – Ideal for relaxing at camp or letting feet breathe.
Sunglasses – Strong UV rays at altitude.
Sun hat or cap – Shield your face from sunburn.
Buff or neck gaiter – Great for sun, wind, or dust.
Headlamp or flashlight – With extra batteries, useful at camp or early morning hikes.
Trekking poles (optional) – Helpful for balance and knee support, especially downhill.
Water bottle or hydration bladder – At least 1.5–2 liters capacity.
Daypack – Comfortable, lightweight pack for your daily essentials.
Personal medication – Especially for altitude, allergies, or chronic conditions.
Toiletries – Toothbrush, toothpaste, biodegradable soap, small towel.
Wet wipes or hand sanitizer – Useful when water access is limited.
Toilet paper – Always good to carry your own.
Pack light but smart—you may have a duffel bag carried by mules, but you’ll still carry your daypack.
Use ziplock or dry bags to organize and waterproof your gear.
Don’t forget snacks for the trail—nuts, energy bars, and chocolate are great.
Nights can be cold, don’t underestimate the need for warm layers.
We help you solve any doubts you may have!
The Inca Jungle Trail is an exhilarating multi-adventure trek to Machu Picchu, combining mountain biking, hiking, rafting, and zip-lining through the Peruvian jungle.
There are two main options:
4-day/3-night adventure: The classic and most popular route.
3-day/2-night version: A condensed option with fewer activities.
The 4-day trek includes all activities: biking, rafting, zip-lining, and hiking, with more time to explore. The 3-day trek is shorter and may omit some activities, offering a faster-paced journey.
Yes, it’s of moderate difficulty. No prior experience is needed, but a reasonable fitness level is recommended.
The dry season (April to October) offers the best conditions, with sunny days and clear trails.
Absolutely! All tours culminate with a visit to the Machu Picchu citadel, including entrance tickets and a guided tour.
Essential items include:
Comfortable hiking shoes
Lightweight clothing
Rain jacket
Swimwear
Insect repellent
Sunscreen
Small backpack
Yes, activities like rafting and zip-lining are optional. You can choose to participate based on your comfort level.
Yes, when conducted with licensed guides and proper equipment, it’s a safe and enjoyable adventure.
The journey starts in Cusco and ends at Machu Picchu, with various stops along the way, including Santa Maria and Santa Teresa.
Yes, most tour operators offer free luggage storage in Cusco for the duration of the trek.
It’s recommended to book in advance, especially during peak season, to secure your spot and ensure availability.
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