Don't call it a dream, call it.... your next trip
A shared adventure in the heart of the Andes
Set out on a unique journey to Choquequirao, the mystical sister of Machu Picchu. On this 4-day trek you walk alongside other travellers seeking freedom, crossing deep canyons, cloud forests and ancient Inca staircases.
You are accompanied by expert guides and supported by a faultless logistics team.
Everything is included: nourishing meals, premium equipment and space to enjoy both the power of nature and the energy of your group.
Same itinerary, different group format. Prices are per person.
Group: 4 to 6 people
1120.00 USD
per person
Price per person covering all listed services: full meals, premium equipment, professional guide, transport, permits, horses and more.
Epic adventure, living heritage and the hidden legacy of the Incas. Dizzying canyons, vibrant Andean culture and breathtaking landscapes line your path along ancient Inca trails. Far more than a hike: a deep encounter with history and nature.
A first step towards a forgotten history. We leave Cusco early by private transport for Capuliyoc. After breakfast and a briefing from your guide, we begin our descent, with breathtaking views over the Apurimac canyon.
The wide trail and the hypnotic landscape - snow-capped peaks, condors gliding overhead and vast Andean expanses - promise an unforgettable start to the adventure.
We pass through Chikiska and continue to Santa Rosa Baja, where we camp for the night. This first day is crucial for adjusting to the terrain and bonding with the group.
The lost city awaits. After a hearty breakfast we begin the steep climb to Choquequirao. Physically demanding as it is, the trail rewards us with magnificent Andean panoramas. After passing the Marampata camp we reach the archaeological site.
Here we explore the temples, agricultural terraces and ceremonial structures of Choquequirao with our expert guide. Surrounded by mountains and bathed in silence, this Inca city offers a deep, genuine spiritual experience, far from the crowds.
After our visit we head back down to Marampata for the night.
Back through the canyons, with a full heart. We begin a long descent to Playa Rosalina, where we cross the Apurimac river again.
From there we take on the final climb to Cocamasana, a more temperate area rich in subtropical vegetation.
This last campsite offers a peaceful setting, ideal for reflection and for sharing stories as a group under the stars.
Final steps, the end of an epic journey. Our last day is lighter. We hike up to Capuliyoc, enjoying the final panoramas over the Andes.
From there our private transport takes us back to Cusco, with a relaxing stop at the Conoc hot springs and a last Andean lunch together.
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