Inca Jungle Trail to Machu Picchu – Group Service 4 Days / 3 Nights
General description
The 4-day Inca Jungle Trek to Machu Picchu offers an exciting blend of hiking and extreme sports, including activities like mountain biking, ziplining, and rafting on a remarkable river.
Explore the Cusco jungle and walk along a section of the famous Inca Trail to Machu Picchu. Enjoy the breathtaking jungle scenery and relax in the Cocalmayo Hot Springs.
This incredible adventure starts from Cusco, beginning at the Abra de Malaga (4,350 m / 14,271 ft.) with a biking activity, followed by rafting, ziplining, and trekking to Aguas Calientes (2,050 m / 6,561 ft.). On the final day, you’ll visit the impressive and mysterious wonder: the Machu Picchu citadel (2,400 m / 7,873 ft.).
During the Inca Jungle Trek to Machu Picchu, visit a coffee plantation to see the complete coffee-making process. Taste one of the world’s best coffees, produced right in this area.
Detailed Itinerary
Day 01: Cusco - Santa Maria: Biking And Rafting
We will start our Inca Jungle Trek to Machu Picchu, as soon as our mobility happens to pick you up from your hotel around 5:30 am approximately (time that will be confirmed in the briefing 02 to 01 day before the trip). After 3:30 hours of travel in our private van, we will reach the highest step of the tour, the Malaga Pass (4.350msnm).
At an average of 10 in the morning, we begin our adventure of the descent by bicycle, which will last more or less 3 hours, passing through small villages, fields of cultivation, rivers, streams, and landscapes dense with vegetation, to then reach the town of Huamanmarca around 1:00 pm where our van will be waiting for us to move to Santa Maria town to taste our delicious lunch.
Note: If you would like to avoid the biking activity, you can travel comfortably sitting in the van behind the biking group.
After lunch and a short rest, we will continue our adventure, with the 2-hour rafting on the river, finding class III and IV rapids. You will have incredible moments of pure adrenaline. After this activity, we will return to Santa Maria for dinner and spend the night.
ROUTE DETAILS:
- Min. Elevation:1,250 m. / 4,101 ft.
- Highest Elevation:4,359 m / 14,271 ft
- Campsite Elevation:1,250 m. / 4,101 ft.
- Walking Distance:21km / 13,05 mi
- Walking time:4 to hours
- Difficulty:Easy
- Weather:Warm and Cold
- Meals:Lunch & Dinner
- Accommodation:Santa Maria Hotel
Day 02: Santa Maria - Santa Teresa: Trekking - Inka Jungle Trek
On this second day of the Inca Jungle Trek, we will start very early in the morning after a delicious breakfast, to undertake the walk of approximately 2 hours to Santa Teresa, through the rich variety of flora and fauna of this region, beautiful natural landscapes and large areas of cultivation. Among them, is a family home where we will have a break of approximately 20 minutes and we will be able to stock up on water, while we taste the tropical fruits of the region.
After that short break, we will continue along a stretch of the Inca Trail that historically connected the area of Vilcabamba with Machu Picchu. Here, our guide will explain a little more about the history of the Incas, as well as the communication system that existed during that time. At this point of the trip, we will also observe the most impressive views throughout the Huancarccasa Canyon.
Then we will descend to the small village of Quellomayo where we will have a delicious lunch and a relaxing time in hammocks. Finally, continue walking for 2 more hours towards the Cocalmayo hot springs, an incredible place to enjoy the natural, and healthy waters of the hot springs. After this refreshing moment, we continue to Santa Teresa, where we will enjoy a delicious dinner and spend the night in a comfortable hotel.
ROUTE DETAILS:
- Min. Elevation:1,250 m. / 4,101 ft.
- Highest Elevation:1,500 m / 5,436 ft
- Campsite Elevation:1,500 m / 5,436 ft
- Walking Distance:12km / 7,46 mi
- Walking time:5 hours
- Difficulty:Formidable
- Weather:Warm
- Meals:Breakfast, Lunch, & Dinner
- Accommodation:Santa Teresa Hotel
Day 03: Santa Teresa - Aguas Calientes: (Trekking And Zip Line)
Our third day of the Inca Jungle Trek to Machu Picchu will be marked by history as we will cross the routes made by the great expeditionaries who discovered Machupicchu through a plain and quiet path.
We will have a morning of adrenaline while we slide in the ziplines and at the end of the activity we will continue the tour. After the landscape and a short rest, we will descend to a checkpoint called «Hydroelectric», where we can rest and have an incredible lunch to recover energy.
Our last trek will be for about 3 hours along the train route, which has the best views and landscapes of coca plantations and fruits of the local people until we reach Aguas Calientes also called ‘Machupicchu Pueblo’. Once in this place, we accommodate in our hotel previously booked.
Finally, in the evening we will meet in a tourist restaurant where we will have the option of tasting an exquisite dinner and planning with the guide the next day’s visit to Machu Picchu.
ROUTE DETAILS:
- Min. Elevation:1,500 m / 5,436 ft
- Highest Elevation:2,050 m / 6561 ft
- Campsite Elevation:2,050 m / 6561 ft
- Walking Distance:16km / 9,94 mi
- Walking time:4 hours
- Difficulty:Easy
- Weather:Warm and Humid
- Meals:Breakfast, Lunch, & Dinner
- Accommodation:Santa Teresa Hotel
Day 04: Machu Picchu - Cusco
This last day will start very early. We will wake you up around 5:00 am for breakfast and then take one of the first buses to get on to Machu Picchu. There are two good reasons to be at the entrance of Machu Picchu very early:
1.- It is worth the effort to get up early, since the Inca city is quieter in the early morning, also you will have enough time to take photos and enjoy the sunrise over Machu Picchu.
2.- Our guide will give you a tour of Machu Picchu telling you the history of the Inca city, temples, altars, and most important sites. Of course, it will also take you to the classic viewpoint of Machu Picchu (The Hut of the Sacred Rock), this point offers a spectacular view of the entire Inca city. After that, you will have free time to climb the mountain of Huayna Picchu. The steep mountain overlooking the bottom of Machu Picchu. (optional and at an extra cost).
From the top of Huayna Picchu, you will have a stunning view of the whole area of Machu Picchu and the surrounding mountains. It will take an hour to climb Huayna Picchu and 1 to 1 hour (depending if you want to make a detour to the great cave) to descend again. Once you feel you have seen all the corners of Machu Picchu, you will walk down to Aguas Calientes for lunch.
Finally, we will return by train to Ollantaytambo, and from Ollantaytambo we will continue in a VAN towards our accommodation in Cusco. (End of the Inca Jungle Tour 4D/3N service)
ROUTE DETAILS:
- Min. Elevation:2050 m / 6571 ft
- Highest Elevation:2,400 m / 7873 ft
- Campsite Elevation:2050 m / 6571 ft
- Walking Distance:2 km / 93.10 mi
- Walking time:2 hours
- Difficulty:Easy
- Weather:Hot and very humid (bring lots of water)
- Meals:Breakfast
- Accommodation:
Included
- Briefing: Meeting with your guide 1-2 days before the trek for essential details about the 4-day tour.
- Professional Guides: Experienced bilingual guide, with an assistant for groups larger than 9.
- Equipment: Full-suspension mountain bikes, helmets, gloves, and necessary rafting and zipline gear.
- Emergency Kit: Includes a first aid kit and oxygen bottles.
- Permits and Entrance: Entrance to Machu Picchu (Circuit 2).
- Accommodation: 1 night in a 3-star hotel in Aguas Calientes, 2 nights in a basic hostel.
- Meals: 3 breakfasts, 3 lunches, and 3 dinners.
- Transport: Pickup from your hotel in Cusco, round-trip train (Aguas Calientes — Ollantaytambo), Consettur Bus from Machu Picchu to Aguas Calientes, and return transport to Cusco.
Not Included
- Huayna Picchu Entrance: Additional cost of US$ 65.00.
- Return Bus from Machu Picchu: Extra cost of US$ 12.00.
- Santa Teresa Hot Springs Entrance: Extra cost of US$ 5.00.
- Travel Insurance: Strongly recommended for the duration of your trip.
- Meals Not Included: First breakfast and last lunch in Aguas Calientes.
Recommendations
- Essentials: Original passport, valid student card (if applicable), water storage (bottles or Camelbak), cash (for souvenirs, drinks, tips), sunscreen, bug spray, hand sanitizer, sun hat, and snacks.
- Clothes: 2-3 moisture-wicking t-shirts, 1 pair of hiking pants, 3 sets of undergarments and socks, warm down jacket, wool hat, fleece, waterproof gloves, comfortable camp shoes, hiking boots, waterproof jacket or rain poncho, and quick-dry towel.
- Equipment: A good daypack (preferably small).
- Recommended: Face moisturizer, wet wipes, toothbrush and toothpaste, toilet paper, personal medication, small first aid kit, camera, earplugs, rain gear, and a flashlight.
Prices
Price:
$ 559 USD per person
Frequently Asked Questions:
FREQUENT ASKED QUESTION
How to book the Inca Jungle tours with Cach Life Peru
To reserve your Inca Jungle Trail to Machu Picchu – Group Service 4 Days / 3 Nights, please find the “book now” button on our website. once you click the button, you will be redirected to a booking platform where you can choose your desired departure date and provide essential personal information about each participant. the payment process can be completed using either a credit card or a debit card.
If you are interested in additional options like the Huayna Picchu mountain hike, we recommend booking them simultaneously with your Inca Jungle reservation, since the Huayna Picchu tickets also sell out fast. You can rent walking sticks in Cusco 1 day before your trip.
We will send you a confirmation email once your booking has been processed to ensure a meticulously organized and successful trip. we guarantee that it will proceed as planned once the start date is confirmed.
Can I store my luggage at your office?
Certainly! During the 4-day Inca Jungle Trail to Machu Picchu – Group Service, we provide a luggage storage facility at our office. we kindly request that you only bring the essentials necessary for the duration of your hike to Machu Picchu.
What about the outstanding balance?
We would like to inform you that settling your outstanding balance can be done efficiently and securely with our various payment options. you may choose to pay in cash, either in USD or soles, one day prior to your trip. for your convenience, credit card payments can also be made with a 5% service fee. please let us know your preferred payment method in advance.
Please note that cash payments must be made one day prior to your trip without exception. we appreciate your prompt attention in settling your outstanding balance and look forward to providing you with the best service possible.
How about the student discount?
Please note that individuals who are 18 years or older must present a valid student card in order to be eligible for discounts on the tour. for students aged 11-17 years, a discount of $30 USD applies, while children aged 2-11 years can avail of a discount of $40 USD. in order to obtain the student discount, please ensure that a copy of your passport and student card are sent to our team at the time of booking via email to info@cachilifeperu.com
May I change the departure date?
We regret to inform you that once the Inca Jungle Trail to Machu Picchu – Group Service 4 Days / 3 Nights has been confirmed, changes are subject to availability of Machu Picchu entrance tickets and train tickets. passport numbers can be updated if needed. please let us know if there are any other questions we can help answer or concerns we can address. thank you for your understanding.
Do I need to bring my original passport for the Inca Jungle Trail 4 Days?
We kindly remind you that it is imperative to bring your original passport for your upcoming Inca Jungle Trail to Machu Picchu – Group Service 4 Days / 3 Nights. it is highly important that the passport you bring is the same one you provided to us during the reservation process. your passport will be checked at Machu Picchu and when boarding the train.
Updating passport numbers
If you are in the process of renewing your passport and planning to book the Inca Jungle Trail to Machu Picchu – Group Service, we kindly request that you email us a copy of your old passport for verification purposes. if you do not possess your old passport anymore, any valid government-issued identity card can be presented as long as it bears the same name.
Furthermore, once you receive your new passport, we sincerely ask that you immediately email us a copy of it to modify the information on your reservation. it is essential to ensure that all details match exactly to avoid any inconvenience during your tour.
What is the schedule of my train ticket?
Typically, return train tickets are reserved for departure at 14:55 pm or 15:20 on day 4, allowing arrivals in Cusco at 07:00 pm. This itinerary allows for sufficient rest and the opportunity to participate in tours such as Rainbow Mountain on the subsequent day.
Can I stay in the Sacred Valley for my Inca Jungle Trail 4 Days?
We recommend that you consider staying in either Urubamba or Ollantaytambo during your visit to the sacred valley. by opting for accommodation in this area, your pick-up time will be scheduled an hour and a half after the usual pick-up time in Cusco, which will allow you some more time to rest.
If I cancel my Inca Jungle Trail tour. do I get any refund?
If you are unable to join us for any reason such as illness, missing your flight, or a natural disaster, we regret to inform you that non-refundable expenses such as Machu Picchu entrance and train tickets will be lost automatically. please note that the government and Peru Rail do not provide refunds.
We understand that unexpected changes can occur, and we want to assure you that we will always do our best to be reasonable and only charge you for any expenses that have already been incurred.
What time will we get to Machu Picchu?
arrival time varies depending on the group’s walking pace and the route section. typically, groups reach Machu Picchu around mid-morning on day 4.
Will water be provided?
We recommend that you purchase 2 liters of water for the first day of your trek for adequate hydration. From the second day onwards, we will supply you with boiled water three times a day — after breakfast, during lunchtime, and at dinner. this measure has been implemented for your health and safety.
What kinds of reusable water bottles should we bring?
From march 2022, the use of single-use plastic water bottles and other plastic waste will be strictly prohibited on the Inca Jungle Trail to Machu Picchu – Group Service 4 Days / 3 Nights. to comply with this policy, we kindly ask that all guests bring reusable bottles. we suggest opting for a bladder, hard shell bottle, or pouch.
Is there an age limit for the Inca Jungle Trail tour 4 Days?
It is important to note that there is no age limit for the Inca Jungle Trail to Machu Picchu – Group Service 4 Days / 3 Nights. however, for safety purposes, a minimum age of 6 years old is recommended due to certain sections of the trail. our team prioritizes safety and well-being.
How many kilos is it allowed to carry?
As this is an Inca Jungle Tour, there is no porter service. you may carry your personal belongings without a specific weight limit. we saw some people carrying up to 30 kg.
Is there any location where I can plug and charge my electronic devices?
Please note that there is currently no electricity available at some of the accommodations or campsites. we highly recommend that all visitors bring along extra portable battery packs or power banks to keep their devices charged.
What is the temperature rating of the sleeping bags?
We offer top-quality mummy-style sleeping bags that are designed for use in temperatures as low as -15°c / 5°f.
Which campsites or lodges do you usually book for your groups?
During the booking process, you will be presented with the lodging options included in the Inca Jungle itinerary. by choosing the standard options, your last night will be in Aguas Calientes, which allows you to reach Machu Picchu early in the morning and have ample time to explore the site.
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Duration
4 Days
Destination
Cusco
Type of activity
Alternative Treks to Machupicchu, Trekking in Cusco
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Cachi Life - sól życia - tak było🧡Posted on Facebook Nomadic-FilCan JGTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Facebook. I want to take a moment to express my heartfelt gratitude to everyone in this group who have been so incredibly helpful in answering my questions before I started my adventure. I truly appreciate each one of you! As I wrap up this unforgettable journey, I want to give a special shoutout to my amazing tour guide in Machu Picchu, David Aragon Villagra of Cachi Life. I had the best time with his service, and absolutely recommended to those looking for local guides. I chose to support locally owned businesses, which is why I booked the 2-day, 1-night Inka Trail to Machu Picchu. This experience allowed me to explore the stunning ruins along the way, including the breathtaking Wiñaywayna. David took care of everything—transportation, hotels, and all the necessary tickets for the tour—making the entire experience seamless and enjoyable. 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