At Salkantay Trek Machu, we are a sustainable tourism operator in Peru since 2017. We offer trekking & hiking, multi-adventure, and culture activity. We love adventure travel and always have. have since expanded to offer more than 100 itineraries to trip Peru. The most popular destinations are Inca Trail Tours, Salkantay trek, Kuelap, Lake Titicaca and Machu Picchu. If you are considering a Machu Picchu visit, but you are looking for a different and unique tourist path, then do not hesitate to contact us!
Salkantay Trek Machu specializes in trekking and hiking, offering the best Inca Trail, Salkantay Trekking and Machu Picchu tours.
Discover the ultimate trekking experience to Salkantay Mountain with Salkantay Trek Machu! Choose your preferred trek dates and book easily through our user-friendly online system.
Our Salkantay and Inca Trail trekking tours come with a 100% departure guarantee, but please note that Machu Picchu tickets and mountain permits are subject to availability. To ensure that your adventure goes exactly as planned, we HIGHLY recommend that you book in advance!
Machu Picchu is considered to be in high tourist season from April to August. During this time, Machu Picchu tickets SELL OUT QUICKLY! While the trek departs daily, tickets can become a major issue and you may not be able to visit the Inca citadel. To avoid any inconvenience, please make your reservations several months in advance.
Our Salkantay team, based in Cusco, is ready to help you book your trek to Machu Picchu.
The Salkantay Trail is renowned as the most beautiful route, considered the sacred mountain by local Incas and residents. It has emerged as an alternative trek to the Inca Trail and has been recognized as one of the top 25 best routes to visit by National Geographic. Unfortunately, the trail faces exploitation by tourist operators and travelers, often without responsible practices.
The Salkantay Trek once boasted one of the most enchanting natural routes worldwide. Tour operators used to bring personal tents, dining tents, and toilet facilities, leaving the landscape untouched. Throughout the journey, one could witness pristine nature and wildlife. However, irresponsible companies have marred the trail over time by constructing igloos, hotels, and restaurants at former campsites solely for profit, thereby destroying the natural beauty of this trail. To preserve the sacred mountain, we strongly recommend practicing responsible travel.
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The trek has been excellent and all the staff were friendly, professional and attentive.
The cook and food was tasty and plentiful.
Accomodation tents are good quality,
sleeping bags are good. Hotel is basic and clean.
Guide Ali has been fantastic,welcoming and enthusiastic
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Edmar was always on time
food was great, and cooked, in a way That on Canadia
Edmar was very informative and professional giving us information on every area we visited, as well as the Local vegitation
everyone was friendly
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Overall I really enjoyed the trip. I was quite apprehensive at first, as I wasnt sure how hard it was going to be, but Washington our guide was really helpful and understanding the first day was pretty hard for ...
My spouse and I did the 5-day hike to Machu Pichu. It was an incredible but challenging adventure. We went over the Salkantay Pass at 15,200 ft, toured a coffee plantation and walked on the Inca trail. The final ...
