Ultimativer Inka-Trail – Peru Reise für junge Leute & junge Alleinreisende

Ultimativer Inka-Trail Reisen für junge Leute

The one that’s all things Inca, from isolated indigenous communities to Machu Picchu and beyond.

See the Andes and then some on this incredible Inca extravaganza. Conquer the Lares Valley Trek and the Inca Trail (plus Machu Picchu) in 5 jaw-droppingly splendid days. Visit some of the most isolated communities in Latin America. Absorb yourself in a world of ancient cities, glacial lakes, waterfalls and mountain views. Plus ancient hot springs. And LOTS of llamas.

„70 percent join our trips solo“

„70% of our travellers join our trips solo, so you’ll travel with like-minded young people who want to make friends, experience new things and create lifelong memories. This is the best way to turn solo travel into the most social travel imaginable.“ (Zitiert vom sehr erfahrenen und international beliebten Anbieter dieser Reise für junge Leute. Für die neuesten Infos und etwaige Änderungen siehe hier)

„Most popular youth travel company in the world“

Infos vom sehr erfahrenen und international beliebten Anbieter dieser Reise für junge Leute („Most popular youth travel company in the world“, Wikipedia): „Our trips are exclusively for 18-35s, and whether you join us solo or in a group, our trips are designed so you can share incredible experiences with young travellers just like you.“

Bewertungen durch Reiseteilnehmer/-innen:

4.7 von 5 Sternen (18 Bewertungen)* (alle Bewertungen und etwaige Änderungen findest du auf der Detailseite)

Alterszielgruppe:

18 bis 35 (35 bis 45 bei „Reunion Trips“)

Reisedauer und Preis:

6 Tage, 1 Land ab ca. € 1.484* (finale Preise je nach Reisedatum, Zimmer und Extras findest du auf der Buchungsseite)

Reiseziele:

Südamerika > Peru

Für alle Details und etwaige Änderungen siehe die Detailseite

Geplanter Reiseverlauf:

Day 1: Cusco

Day 2: Cusco

Lares Valley

Day 3: Lares Valley

Day 4: Lares Valley

Ollantaytambo

Day 5: Ollantaytambo

Inca Trail

Machu Picchu

Cusco

Day 6: Cusco

Day 1: Start Cusco

Cusco
Welcome to Cusco! You’ll meet your fellow Inca Trail adventurers today, before spending the morning on a city walking tour to get orientated. Then it’s time to explore Cusco your way. With artisan shops, colonial architecture and delicious local cuisine, you’ll be spoilt for choice. You could also use this time to grab any last-minute items before your trek…how many socks DOES one person need?

Xima Hotel Cusco (or similar)Included Experience Walking Tour of CuscoYour chance to pick up some mementos at San Pedro Markets and then see Cusco Cathedral, San Blas and Coricancha.

Day 2: Cusco to Lares Valley Trek

CuscoRise and shine, Inca explorers! Today is all about the Lares Valley adventure vibes – after we leave Cusco bright and early.Lares ValleyWe’ll start the trek by making our way to Cancha Cancha, with a spot of lunch along the way – enjoyed by the river and prepared by the trekking chef (oh yeah!). Over 12,000 feet high, say hello to an isolated and traditional community that’s sustained itself for hundreds of years. They introduced electricity in winter 2019, but there are still no roads. Tonight, after we’ve pitched our tents, you’ll have the chance to visit a local family and learn all about life in a traditional Andean village. Your guide will be on hand to interpret, and after dinner, you’ll be treated (even further) to the great Inca constellations – which the locals still use for agricultural guidance to this day.

Inca Trail Camping

Included Meals:

Breakfast

Lunch

Dinner

Included ExperienceExplore with Qualified Trail Guides It’s always best to hang out with someone who knows the trail inside out. That way, we can concentrate on taking epic pics.
Included ExperienceInca Trail Permit Woo hoo! We’re getting all starry-eyed as we talk to the rest of the Contiki crew about the life-changing moment we’re about to experience.
Included ExperienceCamping Equipment and Porters Included (Sleeping Bag Excluded)We’ve got your back when it comes to organising all the camping stuff. So just bring your fabulous self and a cosy sleeping bag (and maybe some Pringles).

Day 3: Lares Valley Trek

Lares Valley
To the summit we go! (But not before another delicious brekky.) Today’s 7-hour hike will be peppered with true Andean delights – glaciers, lakes, alpacas, rugged valleys and spectacular mountain vistas. Eyes on the sky for the Caracara falcons and Andean geese!After we reach the summit (plus take pics and pat ourselves on the back), we’ll visit the Quiswarani community on our way back down – watch out for more llamas along the way. . The local indigenous people will open their homes and hearts to us, and we’ll even get the chance to learn Quechua – the language of the Incas. Tonight, we arrive at the spectacular seven waterfalls, where everything will be ready for you at the campsite. You. Are. Welcome.

Inca Trail Camping

Included Meals:

Breakfast

Lunch

Dinner

Day 4: Lares Valley Trek to Ollantaytambo

Lares ValleyGuess what? The best scenery is still to come! Today we’ll head to Willqaqasa Pass, where we’ll be treated to views of the Colquecruz and Pitusiray mountains, plus a bird’s eye view of mountains reflected in glacial lakes. Further along the trail, you’ll visit the Cucani community, connecting with the local indigenous children – with the opportunity to visit their school. Next, it’s time to bathe like nature intended at the Lares Hot Springs (3,100m/ 10,170ft), with one whole hour to soak in the natural volcanic hot springs, have lunch and just… relaxxxx.OllantaytamboThis afternoon we’ll travel to Ollantaytambo, where we’ll enjoy a sumptuous dinner together and then rest our heads in the hotel. Tomorrow is the big one, so you’ll want to be fresh.

Inca Trail Camping

Included Meals:

Breakfast

Lunch

Dinner

Day 5: Ollantaytambo to Cusco via Machu Picchu and Inca Trail Trek

OllantaytamboWe’ll start bright and early today, with VERY good reason. Our first stop is the train station, where we’ll board the Inca express to… you guessed it, the Inca trail. Epic scenery incoming.

Inca TrailWith heavy hearts, we’ll alight at the famous Km104, where our hike begins – 6,000 feet above sea level! Our first Inca site lies waiting for us after crossing the Urubamba river on a picturesque foot bridge.

Machu PicchuBeginning with the Sun Gate, and a truly breathtaking view of Machu Picchu. Don’t worry, we have plenty of time to absorb this actual Wonder of the World. So take your time. Savour the moment. Take lots of pics. To make things better, we’re visiting in the afternoon which is when the site is usually empty of other tourists. Our guide will give us a full tour, so you’ll see all the most important parts of Machu Picchu – with minimal hassle.CuscoOnce we’re done, we’ll take the bus to Aguas Calientes. Then it’s back to Cusco (via Ollantaytambo) to go to sleep as better, more well rounded people with ticks on our bucket lists and cheesy grins on our faces.

Xima Hotel Cusco (or similar)

Included Meals:

Breakfast

Lunch

Dinner

Included Experience Entry into Machu Picchu: UNESCO World Heritage SiteIt’s the moment you’ve been waiting for! Time to explore the Incan citadel with your new Contiki fam. #travelgoals

Day 6: End Cusco

CuscoAnd today the Inca adventure ends. Llama just say… It’s been a life changing experience for us all, and we can’t wait to do it again.

Included Meals:

Breakfast

Alle aktuellen Details und etwaige Änderungen findest du auf der Detailseite

Ein paar der Highlights:

Included Experience
Walking Tour of Cusco

Your chance to pick up some mementos at San Pedro Markets and then see Cusco Cathedral, San Blas and Coricancha.

INCLUDED

Included Experience
Explore with Qualified Trail Guides

It’s always best to hang out with someone who knows the trail inside out. That way, we can concentrate on taking epic pics.

INCLUDED

Included Experience
Inca Trail Permit

Woo hoo! We’re getting all starry-eyed as we talk to the rest of the Contiki crew about the life-changing moment we’re about to experience.

INCLUDED

Included Experience
Camping Equipment and Porters Included (Sleeping Bag Excluded)

We’ve got your back when it comes to organising all the camping stuff. So just bring your fabulous self and a cosy sleeping bag (and maybe some Pringles).

INCLUDED

Included Experience
Entry into Machu Picchu: UNESCO World Heritage Site

It’s the moment you’ve been waiting for! Time to explore the Incan citadel with your new Contiki fam. #travelgoals

INCLUDED

Trip Highlights

The must do experiences that you can cross off your bucket list

Für alle Details und weitere Höhepunkte siehe die Detailseite

FAQ:

Für alle Details und weitere FAQs siehe die Detailseite

Inkludierte Kulinarik:

5 Breakfasts, 4 Lunches, 4 Dinners

Alle aktuellen Details und etwaige Änderungen findest du auf der Detailseite

Transfers:

Minivan

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Gruppengröße:

Average 10 people

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Team:

Expert Local Guides and Porters

Alle aktuellen Details und etwaige Änderungen findest du auf der Detailseite

Weitere Details:

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