Inca Trail private tour 4 days

If you want to experience the legendary Qhapaq Ñan in a personalized way, then we present the Inca trail private tour 4 days, designed for travelers seeking a unique experience. Hike the original path to Machu Picchu with an exclusive guide, at your own pace, and with dedicated attention. Book now and secure your entry to one of the world’s most iconic routes!

Duration

4 Days

Difficulty

Easy, Easy

Max Altitude

15,090 feet (4,600 meters)

Food

3B, 3L, 2D

Transport

by Bus

Season

All year

STARTING POINT : Pick-up from Cusco & Sacred Valley Hotel/Airbnb. From 4:30 am to 5:00 am
ENDING POINT: Drop-off in Cusco at Hotel/Airbnb 10:30 pm
DEPARTURE: Daily (Based on Availability). If you are a group of 02 we depart (No matter if you have paid as large group service). We NEVER pass our people onto another operator as most agencies do here in cusco.
HIKING DISTANCE: 46km /26miles
PHYSICAL LEVEL: Level 3. Inca Trail Requires some physical preparation and we Also recommend to Aclimatize 2 days befor we begin the inca trail
MAXIMUM ALTITUDE: 4,200 m / 12,000 ft
TRANSPORTATION: Private Van/Bus to Km 82 (for our Passengers and staff) Tourist Expedition Train Back from Aguas Calientes to Ollantaytambo and Bus back to Cusco
ACCOMMODATIONS: 3 Nights in Camping in 4 Season Tents/02 ppl per Tent (Sleeping bag and Self-Inflating air Mat are included)
MEALS: 3 breakfasts, 3 lunches, 3 dinners, 2 tea times + wake-up teas
MACHUPICCHU: Inca Trail Permits & Machupicchu entrance fee Included.

4 Day private Inca Trail to Machupicchu highlights

Hike the Original Inca Trail and Get Machupicchu by the sungate
Sleep in Comfort under the stars
Enjoy the scenic views of Inca Trail Incan sites (Llactapata,Huayllabamba, Runkurakay, Sayacmarca, Phuyupatamarca, Intipata and Winayahuayna)
Make a small ritual for the Andean gods and learn about Incan religion
Enjoy our friendly customer service and experienced top guides, cheffs and Happy porters (Well-threat Porters)
Eat delicious, freshly prepared Peruvian cuisine (Buffet Peruvian Style Food)
Hike through the different types of landscapes and Sceneries, such as cloud forests, highlands, grassy hills, and Andean valleys
Reach 4,200 meters (12,000 feet) in elevation along the Inca Trail Pass which is known as dead woman pass
Explore MachuPicchu and the surrounding area with expert and knowledgeable tour top guides
Please, Note: We need at least 02 of you and Leave any day you suit. All Departures 100% Guaranteed If You’re Booked, You are Going !!! To Confirm and Secure the Inca Trail Permits. Send us the filled out booking form as well as a deposit of US$200 and you are ready to go…
Please, Note: Allocations or Itinerary are subject to change depending on time of booking and campsites provided by INC (institution that runs the Classic Inca Trail they allocate campsites for all Travel Companies) Because the 1st 250 spaces go to Wiñayhuayna Campsite which is 2 hours close to Machupicchu and the rest goes to Phuyupatamarca which is 5 hours walk to Machupicchu. So we recommend to book well in advance in order to get Wiñayhuayna campsite.

DAY 1INCA TRAIL : CUSCO – PISKACUCHO – WAYLLABAMBA–

We will leave from Cusco and travel to Urubamba where we will stop briefly at Ollaytaytambo where you can buy last minute gear and personal needing, then we move on to Piskacuchu (Km 82) and the start of the Inca Trail. We will have lunch at Miskay and relax a bit before hiking to our first campsite. Huayllabamba,Along the way we will see the first and the biggest archeological site of the inka trail patallaqta.

DAY 2INCA TRAIL DAY :WAYLLABAMBA – WARMIWAÑUSCA – PAQAYMAYU+

DAY 3INCA TRAIL DAY:PAQAYMAYU – CHAQ´ICOCHA – WIÑAYWAYNA+

DAY 4INCA TRAIL DAY : WIÑAYWAYNA – MACHUPICCHU – CUSCO+

Included in the Inca Trail Private tour

Professional Guides: All of our guides studied English and tourism at Cusco National University. They all grew up in this region and have a true passion to teach others about their heritage. They are fun yet professional, and will ensure you are safe and happy.
Permits: As soon as we receive your details and a deposit, we will purchase your permits (pending availability, check our Inca Trail Availability link). These permits are for a specific date and in your name. They can’t be changed, once confirmed. Only your passport number is allowed to be updated. The permit includes an entrance to Machu Picchu.
Briefing: The night before your trek, you will come to our office for your briefing. You will receive your duffel bag that will stay with your porters, while you hike. This bag should not exceed 7kg/14 lbs and does need to include your sleeping bag and air mattress.
Porters: We include a personal porter, who is responsible for carrying your duffel bag. There is no additional fee for this. You will not have access to your duffel bag until your evening campsite.
Transportation: All your transportation is included in this trek. You will be picked up directly from your hotel around 4 a.m. (unless you are staying in Ollantaytambo) and brought to KM 82, to begin your trek. The train back from Aguas Calientes is included. This is Expedition class but can be upgraded to the Vistadome train for $75 per person. Once you arrive to the train station, you will be brought back to your hotel in Cusco. Your round-trip bus ticket from Aguas Calientes to Machu Picchu is also included.
Equipment: Peru Amazon Garden Lodge has the best equipment. We use North Face 4 season tents that are shared by only two people. You will have a spacious dining tent to enjoy your meals in.
Food: Peru Amazon Garden Lodge chefs cook delicious meals that many previous trekkers have raved about. We honor all food restrictions. Be sure to remind your tour guide of any food restrictions at the beginning of your trek. Food is typically served family-style.
You will enjoy breakfast, lunch and dinner each day of the trek, along with a happy hour of tea and snacks. You will also be provided a snack each morning for you to enjoy along the hike. Your last meal with your chef will be after breakfast on day seven. Lunch the last day is not included.
Water: Beginning from your first lunch until your last breakfast, Peru Amazon Garden Lodge will supply all the water needed. This water will be boiled, filtered and then cooled, before distributing. You must supply your own water bottles or camel back. We recommend carrying about 3L worth. We will refill our waters at each meal.
First Aid: Every Peru Amazon Garden Lodge guide has received training in first aid from a physician. We conduct mandatory training sessions every February, which every single Peru Amazon Garden Lodge tour guide must attend. Your tour guide will always have a first-aid kit for basic medical problems (traveler’s diarrhea, cuts, scrapes, etc.) and oxygen. We will get you off the trail as quickly and comfortably as possible, if needed, and ensure you get directly to a clinic for treatment.
Extras: We believe it’s the attention to small details that separates us from other tour companies. Every trekker receives a small pillow to sleep with, a foam mat for insulation, a day pack cover to protect their things while hiking and a rain poncho. We will work hard to create your best vacation.

Not included in the Inca Trail Private tour

Rentals: Every trekker needs a sleeping bag, when camping. Inflatable air mattresses and walking sticks (with rubber tips) are optional, but encouraged. If you don’t want to bring any of the above, they are all available for rent:
Sleeping Bag: $30
Inflatable Air Mattress: $30
Walking Sticks (Pair): $30
Huayna Picchu: Huayna Picchu is the mountain that stands next to Machu Picchu. It is a 45 minute hike to the top. Going back down is quite steep, if you are scared of heights. This is done after your tour of Machu Picchu. The cost is $90. Arrangements need to be made at least one month in advance, due to popularity. Please understand that weather is out of our control.

Price 2026 per person for the Inca trail private tour 4 days

Please check availability for the Inca Trail Before doing Your Reservation if there is not availability on the date you want do do The Inca Trail Please Check our alternatives Treks towards Machupicchu

We can leave any day of the week, as long as permits are available. Please remember, permits are only needed for your start date.

PRIVATE SERVICE: Prices are based on number of people departing that date/ We will leave with minimum of 02 PPL

02 persons group / US$800 per person
03 persons group / US$780 per person
04 persons group / US$760 per person
05 persons group / US$740 per person
06-8 persons group / US$720 per person
We can leave any day of the week, as long as permits are available. Please remember, permits are only needed for your start date.

To confirm the tour/trek we need you to send us your personal information: Full Names, Passport Numbers, Nationalities, Ages, Gender as well as a deposit to secure the trip/tour.

For Tambopata National Reserve (Puerto Maldonado) – Manu National Park We do require a Non-Refundable US$100 deposit per person.
For Inca Trails Treks We do require a Non-Refundable US$200 deposit per person.
For Alternative Treks(Salkantay Trek, Inca Jungle, Lares Trek, Choquequirao) We do require a Non-Refundable US$100 deposit per person.
For Tambopata National Reserve (Puerto Maldonado) – Manu National Park We do require a Non-Refundable US$100 deposit per person.
For Peru Package Tours/Treks We do require a Non-Refundable US$400 deposit per person.
As soon as you had sent us all your personal information as well as the deposit we will send you a Trip Confirmation by email.

PAYPAL: is the faster, safer way to send money, make an online payment, receive money or set up a merchant account. You can easily pay us by using your credit card or bank account. For those that wish to pay via Paypal. Please note that a 6% fee applies. That is, you need to increase your payment by 6% to cover the costs that we incur via this kind of payments.

The remaining, you will pay in cash(briefing day) without taxes.

Please, After your deposit, send Us, Transfer Number to: peruamazongardenlodge@gmail.com, After we are going to confirm your deposit and reservation.

Travel guide for the Inca Trail Private tour 4 days

This private 4-day trek is fully supported (guide, permits, personal porter, meals, tents, transport), but you’ll still be traveling through busy cities, rural trailheads, and high-altitude terrain. Use these practical, “real-life” precautions and packing habits to keep the trip perfect.

Safety in Cusco, stations & tourist areas

Take logical precautions in crowded places (markets, plazas, terminals): watch for pickpockets and bag-snatchers.
Carry a copy of your passport/ID and keep originals + valuables in your hotel safe when possible (except when you need your passport for permits/checkpoints).
Wear valuables discreetly: avoid flashy jewelry, don’t carry large cash, and keep your phone/camera secured.
Do not exchange money on the street, use banks, official exchange offices, or trusted hotel services.

Road and transportation advice

Even though your tour includes transport (hotel pickup ~4 a.m., transfer to Km 82, train back, bus tickets), these tips help if you arrive early and move around on your own:
If you drive in Peru, always carry your driver’s license, a copy of your passport, and your rental agreement.
If an officer signals you to stop, you must stop. Officers should be in uniform and show ID.
Don’t offer money. If there’s an issue, ask for the formal process and receipts.

Weather through the year for the Inca Trail Private tour

Peru’s climates vary widely, but for the Andes (Cusco + Inca Trail) you’ll notice:
Rainy season: mid-November to late March (expect wet afternoons, muddy sections, and more humidity).
Drier/cooler season: April to mid-November (clearer skies; nights can be very cold).

What to bring to the Inca trail private tour 4 days

Original passport (required for permits and checkpoints)
Copy of passport and travel insurance details
Light daypack with rain cover
Refillable water bottles or camelback (recommended capacity: 3 liters)
Waterproof hiking boots with good ankle support
Comfortable camp sandals or flip-flops
Warm clothing layers (fleece, insulated jacket)
Thermal underwear (especially for nights and early mornings)
Rain jacket and rain pants or poncho
Hiking pants and quick-dry shirts
Extra socks (very important)
Sun hat or cap, sunglasses, and sunscreen
Insect repellent
Personal medications and basic first-aid items
Headlamp or flashlight with spare batteries
Camera or smartphone with extra batteries

Frequently asked questions about Inca Trail Private tour 4 days

1. What is an Inca Trail Private Tour?

An Inca Trail Private Tour 4 Days means you trek exclusively with your own group, accompanied by a dedicated professional guide, personal porter, and private support team. The pace, attention, and overall experience are fully personalized compared to a group tour.

2. What makes the Private Inca Trail different from a group tour?

The Private Inca Trail offers a more exclusive, flexible, and comfortable experience. Key differences include:

Private guide dedicated only to your group
Personal porter included (no extra cost)
Flexible hiking pace adapted to your fitness level
More personalized explanations and cultural insight
Better coordination at campsites and meals
Ideal for couples, families, or friends seeking privacy

3. How do I get to the Private Inca Trail from different parts of Peru or the world?

Origin	How to Get There	Final Connection
United States	International flight to Lima	Domestic flight Lima → Cusco (1h 20m)
United Kingdom / Europe	Flight to Lima (direct or 1 stop)	Domestic flight Lima → Cusco
Canada	Flight to Lima	Domestic flight Lima → Cusco
Australia / New Zealand	Flight to Lima (1–2 stops)	Domestic flight Lima → Cusco
Brazil / Chile / Argentina	Flight to Lima or direct to Cusco (limited)	Cusco airport arrival
Lima (Peru)	Domestic flight or overnight bus	Arrival in Cusco
Arequipa / Puno	Tourist bus or domestic flight	Arrival in Cusco

4. How difficult is the Inca Trail?

The Inca Trail is considered moderate to challenging due to altitude, stone steps, and long hiking days. The hardest section is Dead Woman’s Pass (4,215 m / 13,828 ft). Good physical condition and acclimatization in Cusco are strongly recommended.

5. Do I need a permit for the Inca Trail?

Yes. Inca Trail permits are mandatory, limited, and issued for a specific date and passport name. Once confirmed, dates cannot be changed. The permit includes entrance to Machu Picchu.

6. Where do we sleep during the trek?

You’ll sleep in high-quality tents, shared by only two people, at official Inca Trail campsites. A dining tent and toilet facilities are provided at camps.

7. What kind of food is served?

Meals are freshly prepared by professional trek chefs and served family-style. Breakfast, lunch, dinner, snacks, and tea time are included. Vegetarian, vegan, and special dietary needs can be accommodated with prior notice.

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Explore the Inca Trail private tour like never before

Step into history with our Private Inca Trail Tour, designed for travelers who seek exclusivity and comfort along the most iconic path to Machu Picchu.