Inca Trail & The Amazon Rainforest

Peru

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Book this tour through our partner: Exodus Travels

Trekking, jungle and indigenous culture - the best Peru has to offer

Itinerary

Start Lima; free afternoon.

Fly to Puerto Maldonado; boat journey into Tambopata Reserve; guided jungle walks.

Jungle exploration including forest walks and boat trips.

Fly to Cuzco (3400m); free time to explore the ancient capital replete with Inca buildings and Spanish churches.

Free day; optional Sacred Valley excursion.

The Classic Inca Trail: Start Inca Trail trek from km82; walk along Urubamba River, climb to Huayllabamba.

The Classic Inca Trail: Cross Dead Woman's Pass (4215m), then descend to Pacaymayu.

The Classic Inca Trail: Over Runquracay Pass (3800m) to ruins of Sayajmarca and Phuyupatamarca.

The Classic Inca Trail: Walk down Inca steps to Wiñay Wayna and Machu Picchu via the Sun Gate.

Guided tour of Machu Picchu; return to Cuzco by train and by road.

Drive across altiplano to Puno (3800m), on the shores of Lake Titicaca.

Boat to Amantani Island for village homestay.

Morning travel to mainland; afternoon fly to Lima

End Lima.

Additional Information

Peru has been home to many civilisations, most notably the Incas, whose ancient cities and fortresses are still being discovered across this fascinating region. This three-part itinerary includes the Inca Trail (or alternative Moonstone Trek [1]), which takes in beautiful mountains and cloud forest as it follows a historic route to Machu Picchu, the best-preserved and most dramatic Inca ruin. It also explores the harsh landscapes of the high altiplano and the islands of Lake Titicaca and, in complete contrast, the dense jungles of the Amazon Rainforest. 

[1] https://www.exodus.co.uk/peru-holidays/moonstone-trek-option

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Starting From

$3,749/person

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Details

Duration

15 Days

Starts

Peru

Group Size

4-16

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