Inca Jungle + Biking + Ziplining + Hotspring + Machu Picchu in Domes – 4D/3N

Day Highlight: sweeping trek and guided observations through Domes with unhurried transitions and panoramic vantage points.

Today we will have a delicious breakfast in our domes, then we will take our bikes and go to the coffee plantation near the domes to do the coffee journey, then we will bike for about 1 hour to get our zip line activity where you will spend almost 2 hours doing activities like zip line, rappel and Tibetan bridge, finally we will return by bike to our domes in Playa Sahuayaco, where our chefs will be waiting for you with a nutritious lunch, in the afternoon our chefs will teach you how to prepare our national dish the famous Ceviche together with the Pisco Sour Show, we make a bonfire, and we can observe the Milky Way. We spend the night in our Domes with hot shower included.

Day Technical Data:

• Timing: Early morning start with well-spaced afternoon transitions.
• Terrain: Variable mountain stone paving, compacted soil paths, and loose gravel slopes.
• Physical Effort: Moderate to demanding exertion adapted to traveler acclimatization.
• Transport Profile: Private van pickup from Cusco hotel and dedicated linking transfers.

Day Highlight: Early access to the fabled stone citadel with prime morning light and dedicated archaeological guidance.

Today we wake up at the Domos in Playa Sahuayaco, have breakfast and start our hike to the original Inca trail of Llactapata which will take about 40 minutes to reach the main trail from there to the archaeological site of Llactapata is about 3 hours of walking. At the Llactapata site you will be able to see Machu Picchu from afar, then we will descend for approximately 2 more hours to Hidroeléctrica, where we will have our delicious lunch, unwind for an hour and finally walk for another 2 hours following the train tracks. We will arrive in Aguas Calientes where we will have dinner at a local restaurant, and spend the night at the Usgar Machupicchu Inn Hotel.

Day Technical Data:

• Timing: Early morning start with well-spaced afternoon transitions.
• Terrain: Variable mountain stone paving, compacted soil paths, and loose gravel slopes.
• Physical Effort: Moderate to demanding exertion adapted to traveler acclimatization.
• Transport Profile: Private van pickup from Cusco hotel and dedicated linking transfers.

Day Highlight: Early access to the fabled stone citadel with prime morning light and dedicated archaeological guidance.

We get up early in the morning around 4 am. to have breakfast and leave for Machu Picchu which takes 1:30 minutes walking, but there is another option to take the first bus that leaves at 5:30 am. to Machu Picchu (takes 25 minutes) to appreciate the magnificent city as the sun rises.

Your guide will give you a 2-hour tour and then you can traverse the mysterious city on your own. If you still have energy, you can also climb Huayna Picchu (2,720m. / 8,890 ft.) It takes 1:45 minutes to reach the top (optional and check availability). Then you will take the train around 2:00 pm to 4:00 pm or 6:20 pm depending on the availability of the train, so you will arrive to Ollantaytambo after 2 hours of travel, so a private transportation will take you back to Cusco.

Day Technical Data:

• Timing: Early morning start with well-spaced afternoon transitions.
• Terrain: Variable mountain stone paving, compacted soil paths, and loose gravel slopes.
• Physical Effort: Moderate to demanding exertion adapted to traveler acclimatization.
• Transport Profile: Private van pickup from Cusco hotel and dedicated linking transfers.