All around a very organized and accommodating agency. We went on the Inca Jungle Trek 4-Day tour and it was a wonderful experience. We were able to alter certain aspects of our tour (ziplining, busing or climbing to machu picchu, etc.) up until the morning of the activity, and the agency was quick to make these changes for us. Our guide, Alfredo, was extremely knowledgeable about even the most minute details of Peru and we learned more in 4 days than we had in the last 3 weeks of our trip. He guided us efficiently, and was able to quickly change plans if something were to come . Not to mention he was very kind. We would definitely recommend this agency and guide.
About Activity
What's Included
Includes
- Entrance Fees
- 1 Nights in a Local-Rural House (Private room for couples and groups)
- Private transportation from Cusco to Santa Maria.
- Entrance to visit machupicchu
- 2 Nighs of Hostel (Private Bathrooms and Hot Water)
- Complete biking equipment
- Bilingual guide(English and Spanish)
- Train back from Aguas Caliente to Ollantaytambo, bus to Cusco
Excludes
- First breakfast, last Lunch and Dinner. (each one between US$ 10)
- Rafting (US$ 35.00)
- Zipline (US$ 35.00)
- (Cocalmayo Hot Spring) is possible to pay on the site (between $10.00)
- Huayna Picchu entrance (book it in advance at least 4 months before) US$ 70.00
- roundtrip bus Aguas Calientes - Machu Picchu
Departure & Return
Departure Point
- Traveler pick up offered
Itinerary
Day 1
1
The guide will pick you up from your accommodation in Cusco early in the morning. We start the trip to Ollantaytambo where we will have breakfast then we will travel by bus to the highest place of the trip: Málaga pass (4350 masl), next to the Verónica snowy to make the descent on bicycles to Huaman Marca t – Santa Maria town (1890 masl), ending this activity we are ready to have a delicious lunch. After a break, we are ready to continue the adventure with a rafting on the Urubamba River (optional), not too dangerous, but not too boring; perfect to have fun; finishing this incredible activity we will have a short walk to Bella Victoria that is a local house where we will enjoy dinner attended by a native family who will offer us an experience with coffee and achiote.
Day 2
2
After breakfast, we go to the Inca route where we start walking for about 4 hours through the high forest among the abundance of flora and fauna. In this area it is possible to see many types of plants, orchids, birds and other wild animals, a paradise of biodiversity in the Inca jungle. We will continue our walk along the Inca Trail after having lunch made by a local community with native fruits and tubers of the area. Cocalmayo Hot springs will be the trophy where we will relax and enjoy its relaxing warm waters and then go to bed.
Day 3
3
After breakfast, we will head to the nearby zipline location. Here, we will experience different zipline routes, cross a hanging bridge and do some light climbing. After this activity, the bus will take us to Hidroeléctrica for lunch and continue walking another 3 hours to Aguas Calientes. This night will be more comfortable in a Hotel.
Day 4
4
The group will get up early to go to Machu Picchu, following an ascending route through the high forest, where we can have the opportunity to see the sunrise. The guide will show us the Machu Picchu sanctuary for 2 hrs. approx. Later the group will be free to enjoy Machu Picchu by themselves. Once you finish, you will take the train and bus back to Cusco.
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Brilliant tour throughout. Walter our guide took care of every single detail. Accommodation is amazing and all aspects went way beyond my expectations!!! Would recommend as a must see if travelling to South America
This was one of the best tours I ever was a part of. Our guide came to our hostel the night before and explained everything so that we knew what was coming. It all started the next morning with the downhill bike ride. The equipment was great and super safe and our guide Eduardo (who was the best part of the experience anyway) explained everything to us to make sure we are safe. It was a heck of a ride from the highest pass down through the clouds. We had soooo much fun together. After the ride, we went rafting. Since we traveled at the end of the rain season, the river was wild. We received a really good briefing before we went on the river and we did it! Nobody fell of the raft and the guide on the boat always made sure that everyone is safe. At the end of day 1, we hiked through the jungle to our wonderful accommodation for the night. We stayed with a local family and Eduardo explained a lot about the nature that was surrounding us, about the products the family makes and sells and the rituals they have as ancestors of the Incas. I really enjoyed his explanations and was fascinated by the ancient culture that is still part of the life of today's inhabitants. Day 2 started with the ziplining. I had done ziplining a couple of times before, but never in the monkey or superman position - soooo much fun. After this activity, we started a longer treck and I was scared about the hills that we would face. But it was not bad at all (and I'm not fit at all) and Eduardo always stopped for some explanations and also allowed longer breaks to sit down. Our reward at the end were the hot springs where we soaked ourselves in and relaxed. Day 3 was a hiking day, but very relaxed and easy and on day 4, our highlight was on the agenda: visiting Macchu Picchu. It was breathtaking and Eduardo explained us in detail the Inca culture, the different parts of the site and the incan traditions. When we went back to Aguas Calientes, I told him that I would do the tour again right away since I enjoyed it so much. Everything was great: the organization was perfect, the accommodation was always great with private rooms and hot showers. And the food is absolutely delicious and cooked by local families. I loved everything about the trip and HIGHLY recommend it.
The tour we did was actually three days and it included biking, zip-lining and trekking. It was an amazing value for our money. Our tour guide Stiven was fantastic and taught us so much about the Incas, Machu Picchu and Peruvian history. I would recommend this tour and Conde Travel to anyone interested in traveling to Cusco.
This was one heck of an adventure. Due to the covid-19 pandemic, it was just me and the guide. The night before the trip, I met with him (his name is Jonathan, he's amazing), and he outlined what we would be doing on the trip and answered any questions I had. On the trip, the accommodations ranged from very nice private rooms in hostels to one night in a quiet secluded hostel without electricity. Jonathan was highly informative, and extremely friendly. Safety precautions were taken to ensure the biking was safe, and the food was always delicious. My one word of caution would be that this trip can be quite strenuous. If you're not in good shape, don't do it. I am a 23 year old runner and even I was sore at the end of one of the days of hiking. But if you're up for very literal adventure, definitely take this trip.
The trip was great. Jonathan showed up at my hostel to explain what to expect. He showed up on time the following morning as said. We then road to pick bikes up. The bikes themselves were second rate. My bike towards the end the brake started sticking. That was the only bad experience. Jonathan explained what we were doing, also explained the history of the Inca and their habits. He kept me engaged. I was slower than everyone else. He allowed me my process without any pushback. Everything he said he would do. He delivered. Thank you Jonathan for an amazing experience Julian Hollins
Amazing four days! Loved everything about it! I would really recommend! Also the guide was very informatieve about the inca culture
The jungle trek was an amazing experiece. I enjoyed a lot. Jhonathan was our guide, he is funny and well informed. Overall, I enjoyed a lot. At times though, I found the schedule of the day a bit rushed and stressful. For instance, you have very little time on the first day after lunch for the rafting experience. You don't even get the chance to digest and you have to go. When you come back you also need to change very quick and start walking again. I understand you are meant to stay active but you are also meant to enjoy and relax. Another comment for improvement (although I am not sure if there is anything that can be done for that) is to match the groups better.We we're a group of 5 (6 with the guide) and I did manage to hang out with 2 other very nice girls but the other two members of the group were not up for socialising. Extremely younger than the rest of us as well. Overall, I would recommend the experience. The activities, the sceneries and of course getting to the top of Machu Picchu is worth the "trouble".
An amazing trip we highly recommend it. We met with our guide (Steve) the night before we went on the trip to give us an overview of the 4 day trip. The first day was amazing picked up by bus and went for brekkie and biking. The biking was great craic down hill through rivers (which we got wet but all good fun)! Our first night in the forest was amazing the views and company were the best ever. The hiking was tough at times but our guide Steve stayed with us on the narrow paths and encouraged and supported us to get through the tough times. The zip lining on the 3rd day was not too be missed! My boyfriend was afraid of heights but he really enjoyed it, adrenaline ran through us both and the support was amazing. Steve was an amazing guide, he was upbeat, supportive and always had a smile! If you needed anything he was there to help. We cannot recommend Steve enough he explained everything and if we needed clarification there was never a problem.
What a wonderful experience! We made friends within our small group and enjoyed of all the outstanding activities that this tour offers. Value for money is great :) Our tour guide Yang Zhu was really good. Very knowledgable, active and fun. Very recommended!
First, this is probably the cheapest trip here to visit Machu Picchu with some days hiking in before. Our Guide Jhonathan was really nice, he always asked if everything is alright and if we need anything. The tour itself was just awesome. We have been a really small group of just three people. The hiking parts are well balanced with the activities (downhill cycling, rafting, ziplining) and the money for rafting and ziplining are totally worth it. The hiking was exhausting, but I am totally untrained so that's fair, and also 3 hours of hiking are way less hard than 11 hours on the original Inka trail (see other trips. The accommodations were simple but nice and clean. Especially sleeping the first night in the jungle was very nice and authentic, and you have an unbeaten view after waking up! The explanations of the culture in between have been interesting and have not been too long and you could tell Jhonathan really liked explaining everything to us. Machu Picchu is hard to explain, it's just astonishing, you have to see it for yourself. Going for the stairs is hard, but doable. Thank you so much for this trip, I only can recommend it.
Last week we went on the inka jungle trail. The tour included a great mix of activities(biking, zip lining, rafting, hiking) and culture (visiting small cacao and coffee farms). The hostels were we slept during the trail were good. Gluten free meals were ensured during the trip. A special mention goes to our guide, Johnny, he was very knowledgeable and extremely supportive when the inka trail got tough. We definitely recommend it! Sergio y Manuela
highly recommend, when I got to Cusco had a face to face briefing with Luis got me oriented and ready to go for this trip of a lifetime. Jose our tour guide is highly knowledgeable knows about the plants the stars weather definitely an experience that everyone should live. I look forward to repeating again. "do you know what day it is today? ... today is my birthday... every day is my birthday." -jose
Great activities that are also good for beginners. Fantastic views during the hikes, and Machu Picchu speaks for itself. Spoilers: the hot springs on the second day are coming really well 😁 The tour guide Jhimmy was able to convey an incredible amount about culture and history, but also about agriculture and flora and fauna. Flexible reacts when I wanted to skip an activity (ziplining) or spontaneously take the bus to Machu Picchu. Pros: I was the only guest booked on this date, but still pulled it off - on the way you meet various other groups and get into conversation.
The trip was really great. The weather was good, the group wasn't too big and the guide was super nice and always helpful. Highly recommended, it was a great, varied time and an interesting experience in Peru!🙋♀️💪🏔☀️😎
Share with the native people and get to Colcamayo after our day of hiking. Everything was fabulous, getting to Huaina Pichu and seeing the citadel of Machu Pichu is amazing. Our guide Walter accompanied us and explained everything with a lot of patience and warmth, the best without a doubt 🙌🏻
Down the mountain by bike- horny Rafting (extra cost 120 Sol) - hammer Hiking the Inca trail - mega view Ziplining (extra cost 120 Sol) - ultra Machu Picchu on foot - indescribable Hiking boots are highly recommended! I just did the tour and I'm still totally flashed. Our guide Jonathan was always trying to make sure that everyone was well and everything worked (additional breathing in the evening ahead). On the whole an incredibly beautiful, adventurous and cultural hike with lots of action, fun and amazing views. Would do it again and again and can recommend this tour to anyone who feels like an adventure.
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