Glamping & Luxury
After acclimating in the historic city of Cusco, capital of the majestic Inca Empire, join us on the most complete and luxurious version of the great Andean route: the 5-Day Premium Salkantay Trek. This extraordinary expedition will lead you to the stunning turquoise waters of Humantay Lake, elevate you to the wild Salkantay Pass—recognized by National Geographic as one of the World's Top 25 Treks—guide you through mysterious cloud forests, and bring you to the gateway of the Peruvian jungle.
Each night you will rest in exclusive glamping accommodations, enjoying exquisite Andean cuisine prepared by our own mountain chef. Our expert certified guide will accompany you every step of the way, sharing deep knowledge of the region, Inca history, and Andean biodiversity. An adventure where luxury and nature merge in perfect harmony!
Day-by-day through the Andes
We recommend 2 to 3 days of acclimatization in the city of Cusco before starting the trek. Consult your doctor about using preventive medication for altitude sickness (soroche).
Everything included in your experience
Essential information for your journey
Machu Picchu tickets from March to October—especially Circuit 2, the most complete—sell out weeks in advance. For reservations during those months, if Circuit 2 is unavailable, we guarantee the best alternative circuit for your date. We will always ensure the best possible experience.
The Salkantay Trek reaches altitudes above 4,630m. It is essential to acclimate in Cusco for at least 2 days prior to starting. Our guides carry emergency oxygen and a first aid kit. Consult your doctor if you have cardiac or respiratory conditions.
No previous high-mountain experience is required for this trek, but a good general physical fitness level is necessary. We recommend training hikes in the preceding months. The maximum weight for your personal duffle/backpack is 7 kg; horses carry the rest.
The dry season (May to October) offers the clearest days and best views. The rainy season (November to April) has fewer tourists and greener landscapes, though additional waterproof gear is required.
Recommended equipment list
Rest as you deserve in the heart of Andean nature