Salkantay Trek 5 days to Machu Picchu by Glamping Sky Lodge Dome Discount Tickets

Overview

5 Day Salkantay Mountain, Humantay Lake and Llacatapata incan trail to Machupicchu in Sky Lodge domes SALKANTAY TREK & HUMANTAY LAKE GLAMPING IN DOMES • Explore the Humantay Lake • Climb up to Salkantay Pass 4600 meters high and see the Sacred Salkantay Snow capped mountain • Walk on an Ancient Inca Salkantay Trail • Explore the Machupicchu Sacred city Departure Point: Cusco - We pick you up from your hotel. Departure Time: Between 4:00am - 05:00am Briefing Point: Our guide will visit your hotel 2 or 1 day before the trek between 6:00 to 6:30pm Return Point: Cusco - Our driver will drop-off in your hotel or Airbnb apartment Physical Rating: 3 - Demanding -  Some high-altitude hikes or more strenuous activities, but accessible to most healthy travellers

Pickup Information

From our office

Language Offered

Portuguese-GUIDE

English-GUIDE

French-GUIDE

Spanish-GUIDE

Itinerary

Inclusion

A T-shirt of (I survived the Salkantay Trek to Machu Picchu)

Horseman, Horses or Porters to carry food, Camping, Cooking equipment and personal belonging (7 kg)

Machupicchu entrance fee

First-aid kit including emergency oxygen bottle

Briefing a night before we do the trek/trip

Tourist bus from Ollantaytambo to Cusco.

01 night in Hotel in aguas calientes

Tourist Expedition Train Back from Ollantaytambo - Aguas Calientes (Machu Picchu) to Ollantaytambo

Sky Lodge Dome 2 Nights 1 Night small Dome & Hotel 1Night (Based 2,3,4 beds Room)

Duffel bag (for your personal belongings)

Pick up from Hotel

Tourist Bus from Cusco to Challacancha(Trailhead)

Proffesional Guide, Professional Cook & Cooking equipment

Meals: 4 breakfasts, 4 lunches, 4 dinners. Vegetarian option with no extra cost.

Exclusion

Salkantay trek entrance fee 20 soles

Breakfast day 1 and lunch day 5

Admission fees

Cancellation Policy

All sales are final. No refund is available for cancellations.

• 0% refund if cancelled 0+ days before the start date

Additional Info

Public transportation options are available nearby

Infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap

Not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries

Not recommended for pregnant travelers

Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health

Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness

what we recommend to bring on this trip

There is no special equipment need, only regular equipment but of good quality, as for any other trek in the nature.

Tops

1 poly/fleece (wind stopper) jacket

1 poly/fleece light weight sweater

1 lightweight long sleeved shirt (optional)

2-3 T-shirts

1 rain poncho (preferable) or rain jacket

Bottoms

1 pair wind/rain pants (Gore-tex or similar)

1 pair lightweight cotton pants (loose jeans/khakis)

1 lightweight fleece pants

Foot & hand wear

4 pairs wool or synthetic socks

1 pair of (used) trekking boots

1 pair of wool or fleece gloves

Headgear

1 wool or fleece hat

1 sunhat

1 pair sun glasses that provide good UV protection

Miscellaneous

1 sleeping bag (rated to -11 C / 12 F)

1 good (day) backpack

2 walking poles

1 headlamp (preferable) or torch

1 pocket knife

1 water bottle

Water sterilizing tablets (Micropur)

Note: bottled water for sale at several parts of the trek; consult your guide at the briefing

Sun block

1 lip balm (spf 16)

Insect repellent

Towel and soap

Toiletry kit

Toilet paper

Personal medicines

Optional:

Camera and extra memory cards

Spare battery for your camera

Binoculars

Bathing suit (for the hot springs in Aguas Calientes and cocalmayo)

Sleeping bag

Porter for your personal equipment