Overview
Apart from the classic Inca Trail, the Salkantay Trek to Machu Picchu is one of the best treks IN THE WORLD. And the trek is currently open all year round to everyone and there are no limitations on spaces and permits.
The Salkantay Trek to Machu Picchu will take you through unique and varying landscapes with the scenery nothing short of breathtaking! From picturesque grassy highlands to flourishing cloud forests, where luxuriant tropical cloud forests meet colossal snowcapped mountains, the Salkantay trek is really authentic. You will be spirited away into a world of phenomenal beauty and abundance of nature, with sacred solitude and hours of amazingly quiet contemplation.
Since the ancient Incan times, Salkantay mountain has been considered as sacred and the protector of the people, crops and their animals. The name Salkantay is a Quechua word meaning “invincible, wild or savage”, and it’s the highest peak of the Vilcabamba mountain range, which forms part of the Andes Mountain Range, rising to 6271 meters above sea level (20,574 ft.).
HIGH LIGHTS OF THE SALKANTAY TREK
- Trek with our passionate and professionally trained local guides that enjoy hiking as much as you do and guided Machu Picchu more than 1000 times
- Enjoy our premier camping equipment everynight
- Savor the Peruvian cuisine brought by our chefs to the mountains, they are trained whether you are vegetarian, or vegan, or if you have any special request they will be there ready to make you happy with the food all made from scratch
- Experience the vistas of the high altitude mountains covered of snow and the tropical jungle with Coffee plantations, bananas and more.
- Taste the best mountain coffee at the local farm in our 3rd night camp.
- Enjoy one-night hotel in Aguas Calientes town after the trek
- Be wake up by our chef with a cup of coffee in tents.
- The train ride back to Cusco marks an amazing end of your trip
Details
- Type of tour: Historical, guided trip, train ride, trekking, camping
- Distance covered: 57 km (35.4 miles)
- Duration: 5 days / 4 nights
- Lowest elevation: 2400m (7,880 feet)
- Highest elevation: 4200m (13,776 feet)
- Level of difficulty 1 to 10: (10 being impossible): 7
Group size: Our hiking group sizes are very important to guarantee the quality of our service of giving you a personalized service that is the reason we run with an average of 2 to 8 hikers.
Could you imagine trying to hike silently along an isolated trail, carefully not disturbing shy wildlife, with 15 or 20 other travelers? Or walking in a remote area to explore the pristine wilderness with dozens of other tourists at your side? We know meaningful nature encounters must be undertaken in small groups, which also makes the trip flexible.
Accommodation: This trek includes 3 nights in tents, we use 3 seasonal roomy tents for 2 people, if you are a solo traveler let us know so we can accommodate someone else or we will just bring a private tent only for you at your request.
Our guides: PERU BY LOCALS was a dream that came true on 2015 for Jose Condor who guided treks and tours to Machu Picchu from 2004 until today and has been to Machu Picchu over 1000 times, he started being a porter on the Inca trail then he went to university for tourism degree, now Peru by Locals has a group of top guides around among men and women who had a professional degree and get refresh training every year.
Our guides are WILDERNESS FIRST RESPONDERS since our treks go in the wilderness and your health is our priority in our trips so, our guides are totally trained to assist any needs while you are vacationing, we invest in our guides because we believe they are the main ingredient of any trip.
Location: This trip starts in Cusco city or Sacred Valley at your request, you will need to fly to Lima which is the capital of Peru, then to Velasco Astete of Cusco airport which is a small domestic airport.
Departures: This hike is operated by PERU BY LOCALS 100%, when you book your hike or take any tour package. You go with us, we don’t rearrange tours and we depart every day year-round.
We take bookings year round , anytime you are ready join us and reach us for any questions you have to our 14/7 number +51 989585967 or email us to info@perubylocals.com
Itinerary
DAY 0: BRIEFING
At PBL we believe it’s important that all of our clients have the opportunity to ask the last questions about the Salkantay trek to Machu Picchu (the itinerary, the challenges, what to bring etc) before we start and this is at 5:30pm the day before the trek begins at your Cusco hotel also a Peru by Locals representative will also be available at the briefing to collect any outstanding cash balance for the trek.
DAY 1.- TRANSPORT TO TRAILHEAD OF (SORAYPAMPA), HIKE TO HUMANTAY LAKE – CAMP
We will pick you from your hotel in Cusco at 5:30am and transport you to Soraypampa, the starting point of the Salkantay trek to Machu Picchu. Before we arrive to Soraypampa, we will stop at Mollepata town for a short time to buy the last minute supplies such as water or just sit and have a cup of coffee in one of the local restaurants. At about 9:00 am we will arrive to Soraypampa which offer us great view to Salkantay and Humantay mountains.
Here we will meet our horses and muleteers, who will carry all the equipment for us, set camps, prepare meals. After enjoying a delicious brekfast, be ready to take a hike to the incredible lake Humantay, which takes for about one hour up, then we hike back down to Soraypampa where a delicious lunch will be ready for us. Not many people get to see this lake because most of them start the trek in Mollepata town and trek for 11 miles (18 km) until Soraypampa, but we cover that section by car and have time to enjoy the lake.
After lunch at Soraypampa (3,800 m / 12,467 ft), we trek to Soyroqocha (4,200 m / 13,779 ft). The trek takes about three or four hours along a gentle incline. You will have breathtaking views of the majestic Salkantay and other snowcapped mountains during the hike. Your tents will be ready and waiting as well as Salkantay style happy hour with hot drinks and popcorn and later a delicious dinner. The night especially in winter is amazing because the Milky way is visible, so if you like photography it is a perfect place to do long exposures at night.
- Distance covered: 5km (3.5 miles)
- Hiking time: 4 to 5 hours
- Lowest elevation: 3800 (12,467 feet)
- Highest elevation: 4400m (14,435 feet)
- Difficulty: Demanding
DAY 2.- HIKE FROM SOYROQOCHA TO COLPAPAMPA
You will wake up with a nice cup of coca tea and a stunning view of the gleaming snow-covered Salkantay mountain. After a nutritious breakfast, we will start our trek towards the Salkantay Pass (4,600 m / 15,091 ft), which takes 45 minutes. After spectacular views and picture of the peaks of Mount Salkantay and Mount Umantay, we will hike down to Huayraqmachay, where we will have lunch and a 30 minutes nap. This day you will have a chance to see condors if you are lucky. In the afternoon we hike down to Qollpapampa (3,100 m / 10,170 ft) where we will camp for the night. On the way the scenery will change from golden grasslands to cloud forests.
- Distance covered: 16km (9.9 miles)
- Hiking time: 8 to 9 hours
- Lowest elevation: 3100 (10,170 feet)
- Highest elevation: 4600m (15,091 feet)
- Difficulty: Demanding
DAY 3.- HIKE FROM COLPAPAMPA TO SAWAYACO AND COFFEE TASTING TOUR
Day 3 is the easiest day and begins with a hike through the tranquil cloud forest. We will hike for about five hours following the Lluskamayo river bank, with the prospect of seeing orchids, birds, and a magnificent waterfall along the way. The hike ends at La Playa town (2,050 m / 6,725 ft) where we will have lunch and stay overnight. After you relax, we will go for the coffee tour, where we will meet Fredy – the owner of the camp as well as the coffee plantation. You will be able to pick up your own coffee beans, roast them and make your own coffee, plus Fredy will teach us many local traditions they have here. Also you will be able to buy roasted coffee beans from Fredy as a souvenir for friends.
- Distance covered: 13km (8 miles)
- Hiking time: 5 to 6 hours
- Lowest elevation: 2050 (6,725 feet)
- Highest elevation: 3100m 81926 feet)
- Difficulty: Demanding
DAY 4.- HIKE THE INCA TRAIL TO HIDROELECTRIC AND THE AGUAS CALIENTES TOWN
After an early breakfast, we start our three-hour hike ascending towards the Llaqtapata Inca ruins. This section of the trail is part of the Inca trail that once in the past used to connect Machu Picchu with Vilcabamba, known as the last Inca city. Once you are at Llaqtapata, you will have a glimpse of the most spectacular ancient city of the Incas, Machu Picchu. Your guide will introduce you to the history and culture of the Incas. After the history lessons we will descend for about three hours down to the hydroelectric power station to catch a train to Machu Picchu town for 40 minutes.
- Distance covered: 11km (6.8 miles)
- Hiking time: 5 to 6 hours
- Lowest elevation: 1800 (5,905 feet)
- Highest elevation: 3100m (10,170 feet)
- Difficulty: Moderate to demanding
DAY 5.- EARLY BUS TO MACHU PICCHU AND TRAIN BACK TO CUSCO
On this day you may want to have a very early wake-up in the hotel for taking one of the first buses to Machu Picchu and get the sunrise. You take an early bus up to Machu Picchu where you will have two and a half hours guided tour to different spots such as the Main viewpoint, main temple, terraces, granaries, Stone quarry, and others since this Premium Inca trail package includes a full Machu Picchu permit that allows you to see all.
Around 1 pm we will get The Expedition train ride back to Cusco.
Services
SERVICES INCLUDED
- Transport to and from your hotel in Cusco
- Meals (5B, 5L, 4D) Our meals are based in fresh vegetables, meat, fruit, and grains
- Entrance tickets to Machu Picchu
- Horses to carry all the equipment (food, tents, chairs, table, etc)
- Chef who will be making all meals from scarth
- Boiled drinking water, there are not places to refill botles so you will need to bring cantines, camel back so our chef can refill them when you need it.
- Trekking guide, knowledgeable in history, tradition, fauna and flora and the most important they have certification in WILDERNESS FIRST RESPONDER
- First Aid Kit, carried by your guide
- Camping gear (sleeping tent, dining tent, kitchen tent, table, chairs, air mattresses)
- Duffle bag for yor personal belongings to be carried by the horses, you have access to 17 pounds (8 kg) bag for the horse where you can put your personal belongings for camp, sleeping cloths, sleeping bag, set
- Round-trip bus tickets from Machu Picchu to Aguas Calientes town
- Expedition Train tickets from Aguas Calientes to Cusco
- One-night hotel accommodation in Aguas Calientes town
- We will have hiking snacks available every moorning to pack
SERVICES EXCLUDED
- Sleeping bag (can be rented for US$ 20). our sleeping bags are washed after each use
- Dinner on day 4, since you will be back in Cusco around 6 pm so, you can pick a restaurant at your leisure.
- Gratitudes for the guide, cooks and horse riders, a recommended 15% of the total cost of the trek. more details on how it Works can be given my email or call if need it.
Packing list
- Original passport – Please remember to bring your original passport, which should be the current one; if you have acquired a new one after you made your booking, bring both (the one you used for booking your trip and the new one). The information you provided us in time of your booking have to match your tickets in the Classic Inca trail.
- Sleeping bag– Recommended at least 5°F (If you don’t have one, you can rent from us for $ 20)
- Good hiking shoes – They should be broken already; if you have acquired new ones, make sure to break them down before you come. They should be comfortable for your feet and possibly have ankle support.
- Down warm fleece – The jacket should be warm enough for the nights and a jacket that is wind windbreaker resistant.
- Few t-shirts– Made for hiking; as you will sweat a lot, you may consider bringing at least 3 or 4 of them, one for the hike, one for the night and one clean for Machu Picchu
- Socks – Bring at least 3 pairs
- Sun hat – As some days can be hot and sunny, we recommend you to bring a sun hat that can keep the sun off your face.
- Light long pants – Trekking pants are the best ones, especially those that you can zip off the legs, plus they dry fast.
- Clothes for sleeping – Warm long underwear; you can use your fleece to sleep in and you may consider bringing gloves, especially for the campsite
- Head lamp– All the camps are dark so you will need to bring your headlights for organizing your stuff in your tent or going to the bathroom at night
- Sunscreen– SPF 35+ recommended
- Sunglasses
- Trekking poles – They are very helpful, they can take 30% off your weight (if you don’t have them, you can rent them from us for $15 per pair for 4 days of hiking)
- Camera– With spare batteries or phones take great pictures nowadays (batteries run down faster at high altitudes)
- Bug repellent – There are mosquitos all year round so make sure you pack your bug repellent
- Water bottle – Machu Picchu national park does not allow to bring plastic bottles, please make sure you have a Nalgene bottle or camel bag, before we leave the hotel in Cusco make sure you have filled up your water bottle for the first day then you will be able to get more from us whenever you will need it.
- Toiletries
- Prescription medicines, please inform your trip leader of any medications you are taking
- Food restrictions – If you have any allergies or preferences, make sure you add in the booking form.
Book to read – you will have some spare time at every camp to read your favorite book or those that are about Machu Picchu that may make your journey more interesting (the following books are recommended by us: Last Days of the Incas by Kim MacQuarrie, Turn Right at Machu Picchu: Rediscovering the Lost City One Step at a Time by Mark Adams
Important information
OFTEN ASKED QUESTIONS
WHERE DO I MEET THE TEAM?
The day before the trek starts your guide will meet you at your chosen hotel in Cusco at 5:30 pm for a pre-trek talk, so we recommend you book a hotel in the downtown area of Cusco.
WHAT IS THE TERRAIN LIKE? HOW CHALLENGING IS IT?
The trek is rated as moderate to challenging and covers approximately 57 km (35.4 miles) on uneven, rocky terrain with steep uphill and downhill sections. Day 1 is the most chalening for most people because the elvation and the rest of the trail is moderate.
HOW LONG BEFORE SHOULD I BOOK THIS TREK?
This trek does not require booking in advance permit but it includes Machu Picchu so, we recommend booking at least a couple of months in advance that gives us a good time to put everything together for you to enjoy with no worries.
WHAT IS THE WEATHER LIKE ON THE TREK DURING THE YEAR?
Weather in the region is extremely variable and you should pack for a variety of conditions. In addition, our trek passes through ten bio-zones ranging from high altitude alpine conditions to high jungle. During a sunny day, you can expect temperatures of about 18–25°C (65–77°F), however, on the second day the weather is very unpredictable and temperatures can drop to 6°C (42°F) during the day at the pass (but you won’t spend a lot of time up there).
The Machu Picchu area has a humid climate and tends to be warmer since it is located at a lower altitude and near the Amazon Jungle. The average temperatures at Machu Picchu are between 23°C to 25°C (73°F and 77°F), with the minimum temperature around 18°C (64°F). The Cusco area has only 2 well-defined seasons: the wet season and the dry season. The wet season starts in November and ends in March. During this period, it rains almost every day for three or four hours, but also there are several sunny days. The dry season begins around March and lasts until October. June and July are the coldest months. Paradoxically at noon, the temperatures can reach 23 °C (77°F), the annual highest temperature.
WHAT DO HORSES CARRY FOR ME?
Horses carry the rest of your extra clothing such as night cloths, long warm underwear, warm fleece, sleeping bag sleeping pad and others. You will be allowed to put up to 8 Kilos / 17 pounds may include a sleeping bag 1.5 Kilos / 3.3 pounds, sleeping pad kilo /2 pounds.
WHAT HAPPENS IF I GET INJURED OR GET SICK IN THE MIDDLE OF THE TREK?
In cases of emergencies or medical problems, we follow a detailed medical protocol. All our guides have a “wilderness first aid certification”, and we have a first aid kit at all times such as portable oxygen, and radios . In case of a special medical attention or get sick.
WHAT IS THE ELECTRICAL SITUATION?
You wont have access to electricity on day 1 and 2, but form the second night on you will have it because you will be camping at some onces court yard, so considere bringing chargers for your tiems such as phone.
WHAT I AM GOING TO EAT ON THE TREK?
Our meals are based on organic food, and we pack from the beginning fresh vegetables.
Your lunch would be based on a Quinua, pasta, vegetables soup and the main course usually in a small version of buffet including rice, potatoes, white or red meat and, salad such as avocado.
Dinner is usually similar but comes with dessert.
Breakfast is based on eggs, omelets, pancakes, bread, cereals, oatmeal, and drinks. You will be very well fed and may just want to pack very little snacks with you because we will even give you snacks such as fruit and a cookie for the way.
Note: We have options for vegetarians or vegans too, – in time of your booking advise us so we know what to make for you on the trek.
HOW MANY DAYS SHOULD I STAY IN CUSCO BEFORE THE TREK TO ADJUST TO THE ALTITUDE?
The main cause of altitude sickness is going too high too quickly. Given enough time, your body will adapt to the decrease in oxygen. This process is known as acclimatization and generally takes one to three days at any given altitude., Cusco is at an elevation of 3,400 meters / 11,154 feet, so spending at least 2 days before any trek will help you a lot. You may also consider taking altitude pills. We often recommend to our clients DIAMOX or Acetazolamide, which are used to prevent and reduce the symptoms of altitude sickness. This medication can decrease headaches, tiredness, nausea, dizziness, and shortness of breath that can occur when you climb quickly to high altitudes (generally above 10,000 feet/3,048 meters). It is particularly useful in situations when you cannot make a slow ascent. The best ways to prevent altitude sickness are climbing slowly, stopping for 24 hours during the climb to allow the body to adjust to the new height, and taking it easy the first 1 to 2 days. (Regarding any specific medications, Please, check about side effects, precautions, interactions, or overdose or ask for advice from your doctor).
DO I NEED TO BRING MONEY ON THE TREK?
You should consider bringing money, as you may want to buy bottled water, snacks, Gatorade, beer? etc. from locals that live along the way, especially on day one, as well as if you are thinking to give appreciations or tips for the porters and guides too.
The last lunch at Aguas Calientes is not included, so you will need money for that as well. We recommend you bring soles rather than dollars; there are banks and exchange offices in Cusco where you can change any type of currency.
DO I NEED TO CARRY MY OWN MEDICINE OR FIRST AID?
Your guide will have a first aid kit all the time while you are on the trek, which includes some pain killers, bandages, small bandages to prevent blisters, an oxygen tank, pills for the case of diarrheas, and similar. At any time of the trek please feel free to ask for anything you may need, however, if you need any special medication or you have a special medical condition, please, contact your doctor to get the best advice before the trek.
CAN I RENT A SLEEPING BAG FROM YOU? WHAT TYPE SHOULD I BRING?
We rent sleeping bags that are specially designed for cold temperatures in the treks and we offer sleeping bags for up to 5 ºF = -15 Cº, and that can even requested with few days in advance before your trek and will cost you USD 20 for the entire trek.
If you have one, make sure they are down and for temperatures up to 5 ºF = -15 Cº, or, even better, made for colder temperatures than that –, you don’t want to be cold.
HOW BIG MY GROUP IS GOING TO BE?
We are specialized in both small and big groups, but we like small groups because that way our clients get personalized service especially when you encounter lots of things on treks, such as Incan sites, flowers, flora, and fauna – your guide spends lots of time with you so you can learn more about our culture and history.
We limit the size of our groups on treks to up to 8 people.
Of course, if any situation requires more than 8 people in a group, that is not any problem for us at all, – for example, a group of friends or family that is more than 8, we are happy to have them in a single group.
HOW DO I GET WATER ON THE TREK?
You will be provided with boiled drinking water from day 1 to the end of your trek., However, make sure you will get enough water for the first day, (you can also purchase it on the way to the beginning of your trek). People usually drink about one and a half liters of water per day, some even more so, you need to bring water bottles for the first day to refill them. We recommend you to bring Nalgene water bottles or camel bags so that way we can make less garbage., you will encounter locals selling bottled water along the way but not everybody is responsible, many people litter and that is sad. We need to take care of our home and nature – that is why we recommend you refill your bottles when you can and thank you for being part of our green home.
IS THERE ANY AGE LIMIT?
In the Inca trail, there is no minimum age or limit,- any person who is prepared for trekking can do it., Inca Trail is a challenging trek so, there is a requirement of being fit., that is why everybody that is thinking to trek Inca trail should have a certain level of fitness -, you don’t want to give up in the middle of the trek, as Inca trail is not like walking in the park but is also not impossible.
WHAT TIME DO I GET BACK TO CUSCO ON THE LAST DAY?
You will be back in Cusco around 5 pm after the trek., If for any reason you have to be back in Cusco earlier than that, please advise us at the time of your booking or at least over one month before your trek begins, as we have to buy you the train ticket for exactly the specified trains.
SHOULD I HAVE TO BOOK WAYNA PICCHU MOUNTAIN IN ADVANCE?
The Wayna Picchu mountain has a limit of permits up to 400 per day which is divided into two groups -, the first group from 7 am to 8 am and the second one from 10 am to 11 am., We recommend you to book it in advance, especially for the dry season or high season that runs from April to August, Consider booking it 2 or 3 months in advance and email us for the availabilities.
WHAT IS THE TOILET SITUATION ON THE TREK LIKE? SHOULD I BRING MY TOILET PAPER?
We will provide you with a portable private toilet tent especially for day one since there are not public toilets, afterwards you will be able to use propper toilets, In the case of the toilet paper, you will need to bring your own with you., We recommend one role for every two people, but in the case for any reason, you will need extra, your cook will have extra roles for you., Please don’t hesitate to ask for it as they are always prepared for any emergency.
DO I NEED WALKING POLES?
Walking poles are recommended for everybody, they will help you a lot down and uphill, Our expert guides say that they can take up to 30% off the weight of your body and pair of them is recommended per person.
HOW BIG MY DAY BACKPACK SHOULD BE?
Thirty-litre backpack will be big enough to carry your belongings such as water, rain gear, and extra clothes.
HOW BIG THE SLEEPING TENTS ARE? HOW MANY PEOPLE CAN SLEEP IN?
Our tents are for 4 seasons and each one is designed for 3 people, but we use it for 2 (2.30 cm length/ 0.90 inch), width 1.70cm/0.70 inch).
Please, email us if you are a solo traveler, about if you want to share a tent or you want to have your tent to sleep in.
IS THERE ANY PLACE TO WASH MYSELF? ARE THERE SHOWERS?
This does not offer you showers but night 2 and 3 you will ahe a chnce to retn hot showers in the campsites we will be staying since they below to local families.
IS THERE A PHONE SIGNAL?
There is a signal on day one until noon and on day four from from lunch.
CAN I PAY THE REST OF THE BALANCE ON THE CREDIT CARD OR DOES IT HAVE TO BE IN CASH?
We take the balance of the payment in cash, so you won’t need to pay extra fees, Of course, you can use PAY PAL or CREDIT CARD, but you will need to pay the fees that are usually over 4.5%.
On the day of your briefing when your guide will meet you, one of the representatives will meet you too to collect the rest of the balance for your trek.
PERUVIAN CURRENCY
The Peruvian sole is the currency of Peru, and usually fluctuates in the 3.3 to 3.8 Nuevo sol to 1 US Dollar.
LANGUAGE
Spanish is the national language of Peru, also a 20% of Peruvians speak Quechua (Inca language) Our guides are fluent in Spanish and English.
Why Peru by Locals
- Peru by Locals offers tailor-made treks and tours and we cater to your interests when we plan your tour
- We are committed to providing world-class tours based on exceptional customer service.
- We are a locally owned and highly experienced travel company based in Cusco, Peru.
- Our staff consists of members which have decades of first-hand experience in the Peruvian tourism sector.
- All the management and staff in Peru by Locals speak English, Spanish, and Quechua (the language of the Incas).
- Our guides and staff members are professionally trained and educated in the history of the Incas, Peruvian history, culture and traditions, first aid in the wilderness, guiding treks and tours, the fauna and flora of the region, and tourism management.
- We are committed to protect our environment.
- We are committed to creating Jobs and empowering local people. We believe in fair labor practices and honor and treat all our employees with dignity.
- We have programs to help with the development of the porters’ families and communities, such as planting trees and buying school books and school equipment for poor local communities.
- We honor native communities that have stewarded the land you visit
- We have also started an Education Fund to support the education of the children of porters. A percentage of income from every tour and trek goes to education of needed once.
- Our trips are designed carefully to your needs and we create diverse unique itineraries from 1 to 15 days in length, a we offer wide range of tours and treks and all the tours. We guarantee you the experience of a lifetime!
- Peru By Locals organizes free worry trips for you to enjoy fully.
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GROUP SERVICE
Our tour groups are very important, we run tours from 2 to 8 people usually per group and we open any tour dates with 2 guests, this service is considered semi-private for personalized experiences so, you can take advantage of your valid time
Alojamiento
Costs are based in doublé bedroom occupancy and US dollars. For single room occupancy contact us to info@perubylocals.com or to our 24/7 number +51 989585967 (WhatsApp).
To asure your booking with us we will require 20% deposit pre-payment of the total cost and the outstanding remaining will be paid 30 days prior your trip.
Choosing this option
- Once a date tour is opened with 2 guests, the travel date won’t be probably changed later.
- This a great option to meet other travelers and hang out during the trip.
- The quality of service is the same as the private.
- If for any reason one of you, the plans will or others can’t continue the tour for any reason the tours will go as planned from the beginning to the end.
PRIVATE SERVICE
Our private service is can be start from 1 person to any number you desire and you can choose your travel date.
Accomodation
We run all our tours with 3 start hotels but we can costumize with 5 star hotels.
Costs are based in doublé bedroom occupancy and US dollars. For single room occupancy contact us to info@perubylocals.com or to our 24/7 number +51 989585967 (WhatsApp).
To asure your booking with us we will require 20% deposit pre-payment of the total cost and the outstanding remaining will be paid 30 days prior your trip.
Choosing this option
- We cater this tour to you need with flexibility.
- Once a date tour is opened it can be still changed if the time allows it at your requested time.
- This a great option to spend time with your parent, family, and friends or travel for especial occasions as honeymoon.
- The quality of service is the same as other tours.
