Local licensed operatorSmall groups24/7 assistance
Duration2 Days / 1 Night
DifficultyModerate
Max altitude2,720 m
From$520 USD
A once-in-a-lifetime entranceArrive through the Sun Gate
Tour
overview
The Inca Trail experience, perfectly sized for your Peru
trip
This rewarding 2-day trek follows the final section of the classic
Inca Trail to Machu Picchu.
Pass waterfalls, orchids and archaeological sites before exploring Wiñay
Wayna and reaching Inti Punku. Spend the night in Aguas Calientes, then return for a guided
sunrise visit to Machu Picchu.
Easy logisticsPickup,
trains, buses and permits arranged.
Expert local guideProfessional bilingual guidance.
Highlights
Why travelers love this trek
Ancient Inca sites
Discover Chachabamba and the remarkable terraces and temples of Wiñay Wayna.
Spectacular scenery
Walk through cloud forest, waterfalls and orchid-filled landscapes above the Sacred Valley.
Enter through the Sun Gate
Get your first panoramic view of Machu Picchu from historic Inti Punku.
Explore Machu Picchu
Enjoy a guided visit plus free time in the world-famous Inca citadel.
Your
journey
2-day itinerary
01
11 km · 6–7 hours hiking
Cusco · Wiñay Wayna · Machu Picchu
Early pickup and transfer to Ollantaytambo, then train to KM
104. Cross the Urubamba River, visit Chachabamba and climb through cloud forest to
Wiñay Wayna.
Continue to Inti Punku for your first view of Machu
Picchu. Descend to the citadel and take the bus to your hotel in Aguas Calientes.
02
Guided visit · Return to Cusco
Machu Picchu · Cusco
Take an early bus for a 2.5-hour guided tour of Machu
Picchu. Enjoy free time before returning by train and transfer to Cusco in the
evening.
Trip
details
Everything taken care of
Included
Hotel pickup in Cusco
Transfer to train station
Train to KM 104
Professional bilingual guide
Inca Trail permit and Machu Picchu ticket
Breakfast, box lunch and dinner
Hotel in Aguas Calientes
Oxygen and first aid kit
Guided Machu Picchu tour
Return bus and train
Transfer back to your hotel
Special diets on request
Not included
Breakfast on day 1
Lunch on day 2
Entrance to hot springs
Travel insurance
Tips and personal expenses
Packing
list
What you should bring
Pack light and keep the essentials in your daypack.
Original passport
ISIC card, if applicable
Comfortable daypack
Hiking boots
Rain jacket and poncho
Layered hiking clothes
Sun protection
Insect repellent
Personal medication
Water bottle
Trekking poles
Headlamp and batteries
Camera
Small towel and swimsuit
Hand sanitizer
Extra cash
Photo gallery
A glimpse of the adventure
Good to
know
Frequently asked questions
Our local team can check permits and help plan your dates.
Choose your dates and submit a request. Our team checks permit availability and normally confirms within 24 hours on weekdays.
Permits are non-refundable and non-transferable. Contact us as soon as possible and we will review available options.
Practice hiking, use broken-in footwear, arrive early to acclimatize, dress in layers and follow your guide.
The route covers approximately 13 km (8 miles), with 6–7 hours of hiking on day one.
Porters are not included because this itinerary does not camp. Your overnight bag travels by train.
Active children with hiking experience may complete it. Ask our team for advice before reserving permits.
Traveler reviews
Real experiences, unforgettable journeys
Travelers choose Coca Life Adventure for attentive service, expert local guides and carefully organized experiences.
4.9★★★★★
Excellent84 Tripadvisor reviews
★★★★★
The best travel experience
“The team was kind, organized and attentive throughout her solo trip. She especially valued the impeccable accommodations, food and personal care.”
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Alejandra V.May 2026
★★★★★
An unforgettable experience
“Everything was carefully organized from beginning to end. The professional team created an authentic connection with Peru’s culture, history and landscapes.”
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Paradise32603611181April 2026
★★★★★
Excellent tours and guides
“She highlighted the punctual service, friendly treatment and knowledgeable guides, and left Cusco hoping to return and discover even more.”
