Inca Trail Classic
Seven days on 43 km of original stone path, three high passes and sunrise through the Sun Gate.
$1,490/person
Walk the Ancient Roads of the Andes.
Small groups of up to 12, led by guides who grew up in these mountains. From the Inca Trail to the floating islands of Titicaca, every route is paced for real people, not athletes.
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Small groups · max 12
Your Peru, planned by people who live there
Pick a route and a month. We'll handle permits, porters, hotels and the best ceviche in Cusco.
50K+happy travellers
Real Peru. Local guides, zero tourist traps.
14K+journeys since 2012
200+family hosts
1M+kms walked together
98%would travel again
Signature route
The Inca Trail, day by day
Seven days, 43 km of original stone path, three passes and one sunrise through the Sun Gate you'll never forget.
Day 1
Cusco welcome
Meet your group, gear check and a pisco sour on the plaza.
3,400 m
Day 2
Sacred Valley
Pisac market, Ollantaytambo ruins and a farm lunch.
2,800 m
Day 3
Trail begins at km 82
An easy first day along the Urubamba river to Wayllabamba.
3,000 m
Day 4
Dead Woman's Pass
The big climb, slow and steady, with your porters cheering at the top.
4,215 m
Day 5
Cloud forest ruins
Runkurakay and Sayacmarca, orchids and llamas along the path.
3,600 m
Day 6
Sun Gate sunrise
A 4am start to watch Machu Picchu appear through the mist.
2,430 m
Day 7
Back to Cusco
Scenic train ride and a farewell dinner. You earned the ceviche.
3,400 m
Your full toolkitEverything included
Local, certified guides
Born in the Andes, fluent in English, Spanish and Quechua.
Hand-picked stays
Boutique hotels, eco-lodges and family homestays.
Every meal on the trail
Our trail chefs cook three-course dinners at 4,000 m.
Permits, porters, peace of mind
Fair-wage porters, oxygen on every trek and 24/7 support.
Traveller stories
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Back with stories
“Our guide Rosa made the Inca Trail feel like walking with a friend who knows every stone. The Sun Gate sunrise made me cry.”
Emma R.Inca Trail, July
“The homestay on Titicaca was the highlight of our year. Real people, real food, zero tourist traps.”
Kenji & MaiLake Titicaca, May
“Every detail handled, from altitude tips to the best ceviche spot in Cusco. Already booking the Rainbow Mountain trip.”
Carlos M.Sacred Valley, Sept