
Overview
Hosted by Giulia Fusconi, this tour of Peru - notably the Inca trail - is an unforgettable experience. The road is built with rock blocks along its 48 km., And it is a road that crosses part of the Vilcabamba mountain range, so it has stairs within its structure, as well as tunnels and wooden bridges that cross rivers. temperate valleys, jungle, and the cold Andean heights. The Inca trail to Machu Picchu attracts many tourists because it is a path that offers us a unique experience, offering incredible views of mountains with glaciers and the green valleys of tropical forests until reaching the end of the trail at the Machu Picchu sanctuary. A unique experience is waiting for you!
Hosts
Your time in Peru will be hosted by:
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What's Included
What's Included
Transfers and excursions on private basis
English-speaking guides
Mentioned meals
7 nights accommodation
Entrance fees to sites
Vistadome train
Shuttle bus to Machu Picchu Ruins
Domestic flights (LIM-CUZ-LIM)
Tips for luggage porters at airports and hotels
What's Not Included
International Flights
Visas & Travel Insurance
Transfers (outside of designated times)
Personal Expenses
Tips & Gratuities
Food & Beverages (except as noted)
Accommodation
Shared Room - Double Occupancy
Sharing a room is an excellent way of meeting new people, so this option is perfect for the solo travellers. If there is someone you would prefer to share a room with, please let us know!
FROM$3,100.00/pp
Private Room - Single Occupancy
If you prefer a room all to yourself
FROM$3,550.00/pp
Trip Tips

Don't Forget to Purchase Travel Insurance
This is not required in order to travel with us but it is recommended to protect you if anything were to happen on the trip. Here are a few options, however please purchase wherever you prefer. https://www.travelinsurancecenter.com/ https://sevencorners.com/ https://www.travelguard.ca/ https://www.travelguard.com/
FAQs
Passport/Visa
Overall, citizens of all countries within the European Union and Switzerland, Australia, New Zealand, South Africa, North America, South America, citizens of most Central American countries (except Costa Rica, Cuba, El Salvador, Haiti, Honduras, Nicaragua, Dominican Republic), and citizens from the following Asian countries: Brunei, Indonesia, Israel, Japan, Laos, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore and Thailand DO NOT need a tourist visa. Simply a passport valid for 6 months from the date of entry to Peru.
Other citizens are required to apply for a tourist visa at their nearest Peruvian Consulate. Citizens of Argentina, Brazil, Bolivia, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, Paraguay, Uruguay, Venezuela may enter with only a valid national identification document. The maximum stay in Peru on a tourist visa is 183 days without the permission to work. For longer periods or other purposes, a visa is required.
Electricity
In Peru the standard voltage is 220 V at 60 Hz and power plugs are type A (two flat parallel pins) and C (two round pins).
Best Time To Visit
The best time to visit Lima is from December to April. Remember that the city lies in the Southern Hemisphere, thus its summer runs from December to March and its winter from June to September. Overall, the weather in Lima is mild and warm, with plenty of fog, humidity and practically no rain. That's right, Lima is known for being the second driest capital in the world. Summer offers you sunny days and clear skies, consequently it also brings many tourists, increasing accommodation and flight rates, so be prepared. For the rest of the year, expect a misty fog covering the skies and cool temperatures.