Trip Itinerary
TRIP ITINERARY
Cusco Hotel Pickup → Mollepata → Humantay Lake Trek → Overnight at Sky Star Crystal Domes
Your Salkantay trek 5 days trek only adventure begins early in Cusco, with hotel pickups between 4:30 and 5:00 AM. Once your guide has gathered the group, you’ll depart Cusco around 5:15 AM by car, heading to the town of Mollepata — a journey of about 2 hours. There, you’ll enjoy a hearty included breakfast at a local restaurant and have time for any last-minute supplies, with a total stop of around 1 hour.
From Mollepata, you’ll continue by car for another hour to Soraypampa, where you’ll meet the muleteers and horses who will carry the camping equipment and duffle bags throughout the trek. This is where the hiking begins.
The trek from Soraypampa to Humantay Lake starts at 3,900 meters and climbs to 4,200 meters, the lake’s location. The hike takes around 2 hours total: a gradual ascent for the first hour, followed by a steeper climb during the second hour.
Once at Humantay Lake, you’ll have 1 to 1.5 hours (weather permitting) of free time to admire the stunning turquoise waters, take photos, and learn more about the area from your guide. Afterward, you’ll begin the descent toward Quiswarniyoc campsite — about 1 hour downhill followed by 45 minutes of mostly flat trail.
You’ll arrive at Quiswarniyoc around 2:00 PM, where a delicious lunch will be waiting, prepared by your cooking team. After lunch, your guide will show you to your accommodations so you can rest. The rest of the afternoon is free for short walks around the area, taking in incredible views of Salkantay Mountain rising directly in front of the campsite.
Dinner is served around 6:00 PM, after which your guide will brief you on Day 2 — the most challenging day of the trek, reaching the highest point of the entire route. Then, it’s time to relax and enjoy a magical night in the Sky Star Crystal Domes, with breathtaking 360° views of the surrounding mountains and night sky.
Day 1 Summary
- Difficulty level: Moderate
- Hiking distance: 10 km (approx. 6 miles)
- Trekking duration: 5 to 6 hours
- Campsite elevation: 4,000 meters above sea level
- Weather: Cold and windy nights during the dry season (May–August), with temperatures dropping as low as -5°C
- Good to know: Day 1 is a great warm-up for acclimatization, helping you prepare for Day 2 — the most challenging day of the trek
Day 1 Inclusions
- Private transportation from Cusco to the trailhead
- Meals included: breakfast, lunch, tea time, and dinner
- Accommodation: Sky Star Crystal Domes with sleeping pads and pillows
- Guide for the entire trek
- Horse to carry your duffel bag (7 kg limit)
Night One: These Sky Star Domes are located in Soraypampa, at approximately 4,000 meters above sea level, offering travelers a breathtaking view of glacier peaks. It’s the perfect luxury spot for photography, as well as for taking in stunning sunrises and sunsets.
Quiswarniyoc → Salkantay Pass → Chaullay → Mountain Sky Huts
The day begins early, at 5 AM, with a cup of coca leaf tea (“té despierto”) brought by the kitchen team to help with altitude acclimatization. You’ll have about 30 minutes to get ready and pack before breakfast, served at 5:30 AM. After breakfast, you’ll have a short window for last-minute checks before setting off on the most challenging hike of the trek.
The ascent to Salkantay Pass begins around 6 AM. From Quiswarniyoc, the climb to the highest point of the trek — 4,700 meters above sea level — takes about 3 to 3.5 hours at a steady pace, with regular breaks every hour to rest and recover energy. The climb is manageable for well-acclimatized trekkers, with altitude being the main challenge rather than the terrain itself.
Once at the pass, you’ll spend 30 to 45 minutes taking in breathtaking views of Salkantay Mountain up close, photographing the surrounding peaks, and learning from your guide about the area’s history and culture. Many groups also take part in a traditional ritual to give thanks to the Apus, the sacred mountain spirits of Andean belief.
From here, the descent begins: a 2-hour hike down to Wayracmachay, where the cooking team will have a nutritious lunch waiting for you. After a short rest (weather permitting), you’ll continue with the second and final descent of the day, heading to Chaullay — your camp for the night.
This descent takes between 2.5 and 3 hours and, although slightly steep, offers incredible views as the landscape transitions from the high Andes to the lush Amazon cloud forest.
Upon arrival at Chaullay (2,900 meters above sea level), your guide will show you to your accommodations for the night. The day wraps up with a well-deserved, delicious dinner prepared by your cooking team — a perfect way to recharge after a day that balances physical challenge with unforgettable Andean landscapes and cultural moments.
Day 2 Summary
- Difficulty level: Challenging
- Maximum altitude: 4,700 meters at Salkantay Pass
- Hiking distance: 22 km (approx. 14 miles)
- Trekking duration: 9 to 10 hours
- Campsite elevation: 2,900 meters above sea level
- Weather: Warm to hot at lower elevations as you descend toward the cloud forest
- Good to know: Day 2 is the most challenging day of the trek, but you’ll have the full day to complete it at your own pace. It’s also one of the most scenic days, with spectacular views of Salkantay Mountain and the surrounding peaks
Day 2 Inclusions
- Breakfast, lunch, and dinner
- Guide for the entire trek
- Accommodation: Mountain Sky Huts with sleeping pads and pillows
- Horse to carry your duffel bag (7 kg limit)
Night Two: Glass Cabañas. These cabañas are located in Chaullay, at approximately 2,900 meters above sea level, offering travelers a breathtaking view of the Salkantay Valley. It’s the perfect luxury spot for photography, as well as for taking in stunning views.
Chaullay → Lucmabamba Coffee Farm → Hot Springs → Overnight at Sky Star Crystal Domes
After the demanding effort of Day 2, today offers a well-deserved change of pace. The morning begins gently with a wake-up tea at 5:30 AM, followed by time to pack before breakfast, served around 6:00 AM.
The hike sets off around 6:30 AM from Chaullay toward Lucmabamba, your third campsite. This 4-hour trek follows mostly flat terrain through the lush Santa Teresa Valley, where you’ll have the chance to spot diverse flora and fauna as the landscape transitions into cloud forest.
Upon arriving in Lucmabamba — a region famous for its high-quality coffee — you’ll visit a local family at the Coffee Park for an immersive coffee tour. They’ll walk you through the entire process, from planting and harvesting to roasting, and you’ll even get to brew and taste your own freshly made cup. For those looking for extra adventure, this is also where the optional Salkantay Zipline experience takes place, which can be enjoyed before or after lunch — your guide will help coordinate the timing.
Lunch is served at the exclusive Sky Star Crystal Domes in Lucmabamba, where you’ll also spend the night surrounded by the stunning scenery of the Santa Teresa Valley. Since trekking concludes after lunch, the rest of the day is yours to relax and enjoy.
In the afternoon, you can choose to unwind at the campsite or visit the rejuvenating Santa Teresa hot springs — a perfect reward after three days of trekking. This optional activity costs around 40 to 50 soles, which covers round-trip transportation (about 1 hour each way) and the 10-sole entrance fee. If you choose to go, you’ll spend around 2 hours at the hot springs before returning to camp.
Dinner is served around 7:30 PM, prepared by your cooking team. Afterward, your guide will brief you on the final stretch of the journey: the trek toward Aguas Calientes, the gateway town to Machu Picchu.
Hike to Llactapata via the Inca Trail → Machu Picchu Viewpoint → Hidroeléctrica → Aguas Calientes
Today’s adventure starts at a more relaxed pace, with wake-up at 6:00 AM and breakfast at 6:30 AM, giving you time to pack before setting off around 7:00 AM from the Lucmabamba campsite toward the archaeological site of Llactapata.
The hike to Llactapata follows an original, well-preserved section of the Inca Trail and takes about 3 hours uphill. From this site, you’ll enjoy one of the most rewarding views of the entire trek: a unique, distant perspective of Machu Picchu, Huayna Picchu, and the surrounding mountains, showing the citadel’s location within its dramatic landscape. After exploring the Llactapata ruins and taking in the views, you’ll begin the descent toward Hidroeléctrica.
This descent is the steepest of the trek, taking around 2 hours — trekking poles are especially useful here. Upon arriving at Hidroeléctrica, you’ll enjoy a well-earned lunch at a local restaurant, followed by some time to rest before continuing your journey.
The final part of the day consists of an approximately three-hour walk from Hidroelectrica to Aguas Calientes (Machu Picchu Pueblo), following the route alongside the railway tracks. Along the way, you can enjoy the surrounding scenery and see Machu Picchu from the valley.
Upon arrival in Aguas Calientes, your guide will accompany you to your accommodation. If you do not yet have a Machu Picchu entrance ticket, your guide will assist you and accompany you to the Ministry of Culture office, where you can complete the process to purchase your ticket. There, you will be able to check the available visit date, entry time, and circuit.
Once this process is completed, you will continue with the scheduled program. Dinner will be served at approximately 7:00 PM at a local restaurant, followed by a final briefing from your guide with the necessary information for your Machu Picchu visit, according to the date, entry time, and circuit indicated on your ticket. You will spend the night in Aguas Calientes.
Day 4 Summary
- Difficulty level: Challenging
- Hiking distance: 24 km (approx. 15 miles)
- Trekking duration: 8 to 9 hours
- Maximum altitude: 2,700 meters at Llactapata
- Aguas Calientes elevation: 2,000 meters above sea level
- Weather: Hot
- Good to know: Day 4 combines a journey through Inca history at the Llactapata archaeological site with a scenic descent through the Amazon cloud forest, surrounded by untouched nature.
Day 4 Inclusions
- Meals included: breakfast, lunch, and dinner
- Accommodation: hotel in Aguas Calientes
- Transportation of your duffel bag (7 kg)
- Guide for the entire trek
Night Four: Tonight you’ll rest in the town of Machu Picchu (Aguas Calientes) at a basic hotel featuring a private bathroom, hot shower, Wi-Fi, towel, and soap.
Machu Picchu Visit & Optional Return To Cusco
Day 5 of the Salkantay Trek 5 Days Trek Only is planned for your visit to Machu Picchu. However, your actual visit date will depend on the date, entry time, and circuit available on your Machu Picchu entrance ticket.
If You Have a Machu Picchu Ticket for Day 5
If you already have a confirmed entrance ticket for Day 5, please send us your entry time and circuit details. Machu Picchu Team will assign a guide according to your ticket, and your guided tour of Machu Picchu is included in your Salkantay Trek package.
If You Do Not Have a Ticket for Day 5
If you were unable to obtain a Machu Picchu ticket for Day 5, you will need to stay additional time in Aguas Calientes until you obtain an available ticket. During this process, you should remain in contact with our customer service team and inform us as soon as your ticket is confirmed. Once you send us your confirmed visit date, entry time, and circuit, we will coordinate and assign a guide for your Machu Picchu guided tour.
Optional Return Transportation to Cusco
Once your Machu Picchu visit date and time are confirmed, we can also assist you in arranging your return transportation to Cusco, if requested. Return transportation is not included in the tour price and has an additional cost. You can choose between:
- Return by train: We can assist you with purchasing your train ticket and coordinating your return to Cusco. The price depends on train availability, departure time, and current ticket price.
- Return by car via Hidroelectrica: We can arrange transportation from Hidroelectrica to Cusco for an additional USD 15 per person. There is only one daily departure, at approximately 3:00 PM from Hidroelectrica.
All return arrangements can be coordinated once we know the confirmed date and entry time of your Machu Picchu ticket.
Tour Inclusions
Inclusions
Included
Pre-Trek Briefing at 7 PM at the Machu Picchu Team Office in Cusco
The day before your trek begins, you’ll attend a briefing at 7:00 PM at our office in Cusco. This is where you’ll meet your guide and the rest of your group for the first time. During this session, your guide will cover everything you need to know: technical details about the trek, exact pick-up times, and your printed train and Machu Picchu entrance tickets. You’ll also receive your duffle bag (for up to 7 kg of personal belongings to be carried by horses) and learn how to store any extra luggage with us if needed. You don’t need to bring anything except your passport for check-in. This is also the time to settle any outstanding balance on your tour or rent a sleeping bag or trekking poles if you haven’t already.
Professional Tour Guide for the Salkantay Trek and Machu Picchu Tour
Your trek is led by certified, professional guides with extensive experience in mountain expeditions, including Salkantay itself. They’ll accompany you throughout the entire journey and also lead your guided tour of Machu Picchu, following the circuit and schedule on your ticket. Every guide carries a first aid kit and an oxygen tank for emergencies, and all guides are fluent in both English and Spanish, ensuring clear communication and a safe experience from start to finish.
Hotel Pick-Up Service Between 4:30 AM and 5:00 AM
Your trek includes hotel pick-up to kick off the adventure. Pick-up times range between 4:30 and 5:00 AM, with the exact time confirmed during your briefing the day before, based on your accommodation’s location. If your hotel is near our office, you also have the option to simply meet us there at 5:00 AM. All the details will be coordinated directly with your guide.
Private Transport from Cusco to Soraypampa
Your package includes private transport in a comfortable tourist vehicle from Cusco to Soraypampa, the starting point of the trek. The journey takes approximately 3 hours, giving you a relaxed and comfortable start before meeting the support team and beginning your hike.
Duffle Bag Service for 7 Kilograms
During the briefing, you’ll receive a duffle bag for up to 7 kg of personal belongings. Our horses carry these bags throughout the trek, so they’re waiting for you at each campsite — meaning you only need to hike with a small daypack for your daily essentials. After the trek, you can leave your duffle bag at our office in Cusco for safekeeping.
Meals Included: 5 Breakfasts, 4 Lunches, and 4 Dinners
Throughout the 5-day trek, our expert chefs travel with the group, preparing fresh, nutritious, and energizing meals: 5 breakfasts, 4 lunches, and 4 dinners in total, plus daily snacks. Vegetarian, vegan, and other special dietary requirements are fully accommodated at no extra cost.
Vegetarian and Vegan Dining
We offer a full range of vegetarian, vegan, and other dietary options, including gluten-free, at no extra cost — simply let us know your preferences when booking.
Cooking Team for the Entire Trek
A dedicated team of chefs travels with the group, preparing breakfast, lunch, and dinner every day. They’re trained to accommodate vegetarian, vegan, lactose-free, and other special dietary needs, ensuring every member of the group is well-fed and ready for the day ahead.
Kitchen Equipment and Utensils
All necessary cooking equipment and utensils are provided and transported to each campsite by our team, ensuring every meal is prepared and served in the best possible conditions.
Two Nights in Our Sky Star Crystal Domes
Your trek includes two nights in our exclusive Sky Star Crystal Domes, featuring panoramic transparent walls and ceilings that allow you to enjoy spectacular views of the surrounding mountains, nature, and night sky. Each dome is equipped with comfortable mattresses and pillows. You only need to bring your own sleeping bag or rent one from us during the pre-trek briefing. The domes are normally arranged for two guests but are spacious enough to accommodate groups of three or four who prefer to stay together.
One Night in Our Panoramic Cabins
You will also spend one night in our panoramic cabins, designed to provide comfort while keeping you connected with the natural surroundings. The cabins include mattresses and pillows and offer beautiful views of the surrounding landscape. A sleeping bag is required and can be brought from home or rented from our office before the trek.
One Night in a Hotel in Aguas Calientes
Your final night is spent in a comfortable hotel in Aguas Calientes (Machu Picchu Pueblo), allowing you to rest before visiting Machu Picchu the following morning. The hotel room includes a private bathroom, hot shower, Wi-Fi, towels, and basic toiletries. Rooms are normally arranged for two guests, while triple or family rooms can be provided for travelers who wish to stay together, subject to availabilit
Muleteers and Horses
A team of muleteers and horses accompanies the trek, transporting all camping equipment, food supplies, and your duffle bags (up to 7 kg per person, including sleeping bags). This support team is essential to the experience — it means you can hike with just a small daypack while everything else is moved ahead to the next campsite for you.
Machu Picchu Guided Tour
Your package includes a guided tour of Machu Picchu lasting approximately 2.5 hours, led by one of our expert guides and tailored to your ticket’s entry time and assigned circuit. After the tour, you’ll have an additional 30 minutes of free time to take in the views at your own pace. This guide service is included for all travelers — even if you purchased your own Machu Picchu entrance ticket separately or bought it in Aguas Calientes — regardless of your ticket’s circuit or entry time.
Free Luggage Storage
If you’re doing the Salkantay Trek with Machu Picchu Team, our main office — located one block from the Plaza de Armas — offers free storage for any luggage you won’t be taking on the trek. You can drop it off the day before or the same day the trek begins, since the vehicle that takes you to the trailhead stops by the office to collect bags.
Emergency Provisions
For your safety, every guide carries an oxygen bottle and a fully stocked first aid kit, ready to provide immediate assistance whenever needed.
Not Included
Machu Picchu Entrance Ticket Not Included
Your Machu Picchu entrance ticket is not included in the Salkantay Trek 5 Days Trek Only price. You must purchase your ticket independently and choose your preferred available circuit, entry date, and time. Once you have purchased your ticket, please send us a copy so we can coordinate the Machu Picchu guided tour, which is included in your package.
Return Trip Options From Machu Picchu Not Included
Your return transportation to Cusco is not included in the Salkantay Trek 5 Days Trek Only price. You are responsible for arranging and paying for your return transportation independently. You can choose between the following options:
- Return by train: You can purchase a train ticket from Aguas Calientes to Ollantaytambo and arrange transportation from Ollantaytambo to Cusco.
- Return by car via Hidroelectrica: You can walk from Aguas Calientes to Hidroelectrica and arrange transportation from Hidroelectrica to Cusco.
Machu Picchu Team can assist you in arranging either option at an additional cost. Once you have confirmed your Machu Picchu entrance date and time, please contact our team so we can help coordinate the most suitable return option.
Humantay Lake Entrance Ticket
On Day 1, you’ll visit the stunning Humantay Lake, which requires an entrance fee paid to the local Mollepata municipality. This costs 20 soles (approx. $6 USD) for international visitors and 10 soles (approx. $3 USD) for Peruvians. This fee must be paid in cash, in soles, directly at the lake’s entrance.
Sleeping Bag Rental
If you don’t have suitable cold-weather sleeping gear, we offer rentals for the full trip. Our sleeping bags are designed to handle temperatures as low as -10°C (14°F), which is essential for the cold nights at higher altitudes. Rental costs $10 USD for the entire trek.
Trekking Poles
We also offer professional, adjustable trekking poles for rent. These provide valuable support across different terrain types, especially on steep ascents and descents, helping reduce strain on your knees and improve stability. Rental costs $10 USD for the entire trek.
Santa Teresa Hot Springs
On Day 3, trekking typically wraps up around 11 AM, leaving the afternoon free. Many travelers choose to visit the Santa Teresa hot springs, about an hour by vehicle from the Lucmabamba campsite. This optional activity costs roughly 40 to 50 soles in total, covering round-trip transportation (15–20 soles each way) and the hot springs entrance fee (10 soles), paid directly on-site. If you’d rather rest and prepare for Day 4 — one of the most significant days of the trek — staying at the campsite is a great alternative.
Drinking Water Refills
While hot and cold beverages are provided at every meal, bottled or refilled drinking water is not included. Along the trail, you’ll find small local shops roughly every 4 hours selling 2.5-liter bottles of mineral water for 10–15 soles. Alternatively, you can bring your own water filter or purification tablets to refill from natural water sources along the way.
Internet Access
There’s no cellular signal from around 9 AM on Day 1 until you reach the second campsite, where Wi-Fi is available for 10 soles. From Day 3 onward, cellular signal and internet connectivity are generally available again.
Shower and Restroom Facilities
Restrooms at campsites are free to use, though some local facilities along the trail may charge 1 sol. Showers vary by location: the second camp offers hot showers for 10 soles, with cold showers available at no cost. On Day 3, you can use the hot springs, and on Day 4, hot showers are available at your hostel in Aguas Calientes. Due to the cold temperatures, there are generally no shower facilities at the first campsite.
Gratuities
Tipping is entirely optional and at your discretion. While it’s common practice across the tourism industry in Cusco, and trekking staff often appreciate it, no one is obligated to tip. At Machu Picchu Team, all staff receive fair wages — often higher than what other companies pay for similar treks — so tipping is a way to show appreciation, never a requirement.
Travel Insurance
Travel insurance is not included in the price of the Salkantay Trek 5 Days Trek Only. We strongly recommend purchasing coverage before your trip, ideally from your home country, as arranging insurance once in Peru can be difficult.
What to Pack
Prices
Pricing
SALKANTAY TREK 5 DAYS TREK ONLY – 2026 AND 2027 SEASON PRICES
The price of the Salkantay Trek 5 Days Trek Only is the same for adults, students, and children. There is no price difference between traveler categories because this package does not include the Machu Picchu entrance ticket or return transportation to Cusco. Adult, student, and child discounts apply only to packages that include Machu Picchu entrance tickets, where ticket prices vary by traveler category.
SALKANTAY TREK 5 DAYS TREK ONLY
Adult: $260 USD per person
Student: $260 USD per person
Child (Minor): $260 USD per person (For visitors aged 8 to 17 years)
Group Size
Our Salkantay Trek 5 Days Trek Only groups usually consist of 12 to 14 travelers, with a maximum of 16 participants. Travelers from different countries who book the same departure date are combined into one group. You can book as a solo traveler, couple, family, or group; you do not need to organize your own group. When a group has between 14 and 16 participants, we assign two guides: one lead guide and one assistant guide.
Student Price
For this Salkantay Trek 5 Days Trek Only package, adults, students, and children pay the same tour price. Student and child discounts do not apply because the Machu Picchu entrance ticket is not included. The price difference between adults, students, and children applies only when a package includes a Machu Picchu entrance ticket. Therefore, no student ID is required to receive a different tour rate for this package.
Daily Guaranteed Departures
We offer daily guaranteed departures for the Salkantay Trek 5 Days Trek Only. You can book for your preferred departure date whether you are traveling alone or with others, and we will add you to the group departing that day. Because this package does not depend on the availability of Machu Picchu entrance tickets, you can book if you:
- Already have your Machu Picchu entrance ticket, or
- Plan to obtain your ticket directly in Machu Picchu Pueblo (Aguas Calientes).
Reservations can be made up to one day before departure, subject to operational availability.
Addons & Upgrades
Addons & Upgrades
Trekking Pole Rental – $10 USD
For the Salkantay Trek 5 Days Trek Only adjustable, professional trekking poles for the entire trek, providing stability and reducing knee strain on steep terrain. Note: poles aren’t permitted inside Machu Picchu or during the optional mountain hikes. Reserve in advance or rent at our Cusco office.
Sleeping Bag Rental – $10 USD
For The Salkantay Trek 5 Days Trek Only Premium sleeping bags rated to -10°C with thermal liners, for a comfortable night’s rest even on the coldest evenings. Reserve when booking or rent upon arrival in Cusco.
Zipline Adventure (Day 3) – $25 USD
Add extra adrenaline to Day 3 of your Salkantay Trek 5 Days Trek Only with a zipline adventure in Lucmabamba, featuring 5 cables ranging from approximately 700 meters to 1 kilometer, crossing above the Salkantay River, plus a 300-meter Tibetan bridge suspended approximately 500 meters above the valley. The activity is professionally operated following established safety procedures. Book in advance through Machu Picchu Team for only USD 25 per person, compared with USD 35 when booking directly at the zipline location. Your reservation is also 100% refundable before starting the activity; if you decide not to participate for any reason, even after arriving at the zipline base, the full amount paid for the zipline will be refunded.
How to Book
How to Book with Machu Picchu Team
HOW TO BOOK THE SALKANTAY TREK 5 DAYS TREK ONLY
Booking the Salkantay Trek 5 Days Trek Only is simple and flexible. Since this package does not include the Machu Picchu entrance ticket, availability for the trek is not dependent on Machu Picchu ticket availability.
Book Online
You can book directly through our website by selecting your preferred departure date and completing your reservation online. We operate daily departures for the Salkantay Trek 5 Days Trek Only and have sufficient capacity for travelers who only want to book the trekking services. Even if Machu Picchu entrance tickets are sold out for your travel dates, you can still book this Trek Only option.
Book at Our Office in Cusco
You can also book the tour directly at our Machu Picchu Team office in Cusco. For this Trek Only option, we can accept last-minute reservations, including bookings made one day before departure, subject to operational availability.
Important Before Booking
Please remember that the Salkantay Trek 5 Days Trek Only does not include the Machu Picchu entrance ticket or return transportation to Cusco.
This option is ideal if you:
- Already have your Machu Picchu entrance ticket, or
- Plan to obtain your Machu Picchu ticket separately in Machu Picchu Pueblo (Aguas Calientes).
You can select your preferred Salkantay Trek departure date independently of Machu Picchu online ticket availability.
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