5-Day Salkantay Snow-Peak Trek to Machu Picchu from Cusco

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Machu Picchu has implemented new visitor circuits, with three main routes with specific differences to distribute passengers in various areas. These changes are intended to improve the visitor experience and preserve the integrity of the archaeological site. The circuit with route 2 will be given as priority and if it is not available, the options of taking circuit 3B or circuit 1B will be informed so that you can confirm your decision before the tickets are issued. A minimum of 2 people per booking is required Trek difficulty level is moderate It is recommended that your bring a: rain jacket, coat, sunscreen, hat, down sleeping bag and hiking shoes Note: hikers should have spent at least 2 to 3 days acclimatizing to the higher altitudes in the Cusco region prior to embarking on this trek Maximum of 9 passengers per tour Recommended travel is between April-November. The months of December-March are rainy season You must book and pay for your own accommodation in Aguas Calientes on Day 4. Once you have made the necessary arrangements, please contact the local tour operator at: +51 957 760 000 to provide your complete hotel information. This activity includes roundtrip transfer from your hotel, apartment or home. Some locations are in areas where the access by vehicle is not permitted. Send your details in order to arrange your pickup and drop-off in a nearby place. Not wheelchair accessible Not stroller accessible Not suitable for pets No public transportation nearby Infants must not sit on laps Infant seats unavailable Not recommended for people with back problems Not recommended for pregnant travelers Not recommended for people with heart conditions *Rain gear (jacket and pants if available) or rain poncho (plastic ponchos can be purchased in Cusco). *A backpack with a change of clothes for the whole period of the trek. *Sun block. *Strong footwear, waterproof trekking boots recommended. *Sandals or jogging shoes for a higher comfort while at camp. *Warm clothes, including jacket, fleeces. Thermal clothing is also recommended, especially for sleeping. *Flashlight/headlamp and batteries. *Camera, films and batteries (batteries consume more quickly under cold conditions). *Hat or cap to protect you from the sun, rain and cold. *After-sun cream or hydrating cream for face and body. *Insect repellent – minimum recommended 20% DEET – no malaria risk has been reported *Handkerchiefs. *Toilet paper. *Snacks: biscuits, energy bars, chocolate, raw fruits, muesli, etc. Please note that we do provide a daily morning snack and our meal service is very complete and well supplied. This recommendation applies for all clients being used to a specific snack, as it may happen that it is not included in our selection. *Water container and water for the first morning. Important notice: plastic water bottles are no longer allowed into the Inca Trail. Plastic water containers (ie. Nalgene) or metal ones are recommended. *Optionally: water- sterilizing tablets in case you pick up water from streams or rivers along the route. Small towel *Swimsuit (if you wish to go to the hot springs in Aguas Calientes). *Medicines for personal use.