Top Trekking Choquequirao to Machu Picchu 8- DAYS

TREK DETAILS

• Location: About 4 hours drive west of Cusco to the zone of Capuliyoc
• Altitude: Minimum 1,500 masl – Maximum 4,670 masl
• Starting & Ending Point: Cusco hotel
• Level: Moderate / Challenging due to steep ascents and descents
• Departure Dates: Any day with two people
• Acclimatization: Minimum 2 days at altitude (recommended)
• Destination: Cusco to Choquequirao and Machu Picchu in Peru
• Daily Walk: Approximately 6-8 hours

TREKKING HIGHLIGHTS

• Experience a once-in-a-lifetime trekking adventure through the breathtaking landscapes of Peru.
• Immerse yourself in the rich Inca culture and learn about their traditions and way of life.
• Explore lesser-known, off-the-beaten-path routes for a truly unique and authentic experience.
• Witness stunning natural highlights along the way, including waterfalls, mountains, and wildlife.
• Gain a deeper understanding of Peru’s history and culture through knowledgeable local guides.
• Optimal choice for those looking to fully immerse themselves in both nature and culture during their trip.
• Trek with confidence knowing that our experienced team has carefully planned out every step of the journey.
• Create unforgettable memories as you hike to the iconic Machu Picchu ruins through Choquequirao.
• All-inclusive package includes everything from transportation to meals, making it hassle-free for travelers.

SHORT ITINERARY

Day 1: Cusco – Capuliyoc – Chikisqha camp.

Leave Cusco at 5:30 am in a private car. Drive for 4 hours to Capuliyoc. Stop for toilets, breakfast, and purchase trek items. Trek to Chikisqha camp.

Day 2: Chikisqha camp – Maranpata – Choquequirao Camp.

The trail is warm. Begin with a descent to the valley bottom. Cross a traditional bridge and climb to Choquequirao Inca settlement.

Day 3: Choquequirao Camp – Explore Choquequirao – Maizal.

Explore the magnificent Inca archaeological site. Guide will lead through key sites. Free time to explore or rest. Trek down to Rio Blanco and later climb to Maizal camp.

Day 4: Maizal – Yanama.

Trail climbs to “Minas Victoria” and the pass of San Juan. Descend to Yanama. Surrounded by breathtaking mountain views and abundant flora and fauna.

Day 5: Yanama – Totora.

Long hike toward the highest pass (4,670 masl). Rewarding views. Continue to Totora community.

Day 6: Totora – Playa Sawayaco.

Mainly downhill through the high Andean valley. Pass through the cloud forest with plants, orchids, and flowers.

Day 7: Playa Sawayaco – Aguas Calientes town.

Short climb to Llacta pata pass. Views of Machu Picchu and Huaynapicchu mountains. The trail runs by the skirts of Machu Picchu and Huayna Picchu to Aguas Calientes.

Day 8: Aguas Calientes – Machu Picchu Tour – Cusco.

Take the bus up to Machu Picchu. Explore the site with a guide. Free time for further exploration. In the afternoon, return to Cusco by train.

DETAILED ITINERARY ABOUT 8-DAY TOP TREKKING CHOQUEQUIRAO.

Day 1: Cusco – Capuliyoc – Chikisqha Camp

Your adventure begins early in the morning as you set off from your Cusco hotel, heading west towards the zone of Capuliyoc. The scenic drive, lasting around four hours, brings you through rolling Andean landscapes, rustic villages, and breathtaking viewpoints. Upon arrival at Capuliyoc, perched at an altitude of 2,800 meters above sea level, you’ll be greeted with majestic views of the Apurímac River canyon.

You commence your trek downhill towards Chikisqha camp, experiencing your first taste of the region’s diverse flora and fauna. The descent takes you through varying microclimates, rich with native plant species and vibrant birdlife. After approximately 6 hours of trekking, you’ll reach Chikisqha camp, situated at 1,800 meters above sea level. Here, you will unwind, enjoy a nutritious dinner prepared by your trekking chef, and rest under the canopy of Andean stars, readying yourself for the journey ahead.

Day 2: Chikisqha Camp – Maranpata – Choquequirao Camp

After an early breakfast at Chikisqha camp, you embark on the trail towards Maranpata. This segment of the journey presents a challenging ascent, requiring both perseverance and determination. As you climb higher, you’ll observe the landscape transforming, with lush greenery giving way to more rugged terrain. The sight of Andean condors soaring above and the distant echoes of wildlife add an adventurous spirit to the trek.

Upon reaching Maranpata, a small and serene plateau located at approximately 2,900 meters above sea level, you’ll pause for a well-deserved lunch. This location offers sweeping vistas of the Apurímac River valley below and the first glimpses of the Choquequirao ruins in the distance.

Refueled and rejuvenated, the adventure continues towards Choquequirao camp. The trail meanders through forests and open grasslands, gradually leading you closer to the enigmatic ruins. As you approach the camp, situated near the entrance of the archaeological site at around 3,100 meters above sea level, the anticipation builds. Upon arrival, you’ll set up camp, enjoy a hearty dinner, and rest, fully prepared to explore the ancient city of Choquequirao the following day. The silence of the surrounding mountains and the sense of history permeate the air, making this campsite a truly magical conclusion to the day’s trek.

Day 3: Choquequirao Camp – Explore Choquequirao – Maizal

The third day of your journey dawns with an air of excitement as you prepare to explore the enigmatic ruins of Choquequirao. After a hearty breakfast at camp, you’ll set off to uncover the secrets of this hidden gem, often dubbed the “sister city” of Machu Picchu. The name Choquequirao translates to “Cradle of Gold,” and as you wander through its terraces, ceremonial structures, and intricate stonework, the historical significance of this site becomes palpable.

A guided tour will illuminate the rich history and cultural importance of Choquequirao, a site believed to have been a major cultural and religious center during the Incas’ reign. You’ll traverse through plaza areas, agricultural terraces, and the remains of ancient temples, all while soaking in panoramic views of the surrounding Andean landscape.

After a morning steeped in historical exploration, you will return to camp for lunch and then commence the descent towards the Maizal campsite. The trail towards Maizal is marked by its diverse terrain, meandering through cloud forests and crossing ancient Inca pathways. As you descend, the air becomes warmer and the lush greenery more pronounced. Arriving at Maizal, located at approximately 2,900 meters above sea level, you’ll find yourself enveloped in nature’s serenity. Here, you’ll set up camp, enjoy a relaxing dinner, and rest under a canopy of stars, reflecting on the ancient wonders explored at Choquequirao. This day, filled with discovery and adventure, etches itself into the memory as a standout in your Andean journey.

Day 4: Maizal – Yanama

The fourth day of your trek begins early as you bid farewell to the serene Maizal campsite and embark on your journey towards Yanama. Today’s hike promises both challenges and exceptional rewards as you navigate a terrain rich with history and natural beauty. As you ascend from Maizal, the trail takes you along ancient Inca pathways, with every step offering a connection to the past. The lush vegetation and diverse flora will captivate your senses, making the strenuous climb both invigorating and gratifying.

Reaching the highest point of today’s trek, the Victoria Pass, situated at approximately 4,200 meters above sea level, you’ll be rewarded with striking vistas of snow-capped peaks and expansive valleys. Here, you’ll take a moment to rest, absorbing the majestic Andean scenery that surrounds you. The air is crisp and refreshing, and the panoramic views provide an incomparable backdrop for reflection and photographs.

Descending from the high pass, the trail leads you towards the quaint Andean village of Yanama. The descent unveils beautiful landscapes, including dense forests, cascading streams, and colourful wildflowers. As you approach Yanama, the landscape begins to soften, and the warm welcome of the village becomes more palpable. At Yanama, located at approximately 3,500 meters above sea level, you’ll set up camp for the night. This remote village offers a glimpse into the traditional life of the Andean people, allowing you to appreciate the simplicity and tranquility of their lifestyle.

In the evening, you’ll savour a well-deserved dinner, prepared with local ingredients, under the starlit sky. Sharing stories from the day’s adventure with fellow trekkers, you’ll feel a sense of accomplishment and camaraderie. Connecting with both nature and local culture, this day will undoubtedly enhance your Andean journey, leaving you with vivid memories of breathtaking landscapes and historical pathways.

Day 5: Yanama – Totora

Today’s journey commences with an early morning departure from the peaceful village of Yanama as you head towards Totora. The adventure begins with a gradual ascent, offering the opportunity to witness the daybreak bathe the Andean mountains in hues of gold and pink. The trail takes you through lush forests, rich with biodiversity, where the sounds of native birds and the rustle of wildlife create an immersive natural soundtrack. The earthy aroma of the forest floor invigorates your senses, making the trek both refreshing and invigorating.

As you approach the Totora Pass, situated at an altitude of approximately 4,800 meters, the challenging climb rewards you with panoramic views of the dramatic mountain ranges and deep valleys below. The stark beauty of the landscape at these heights is awe-inspiring, providing a sense of connection to the raw, untamed beauty of the Andes.

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The descent towards Totora unveils yet another transformation in the landscape. Verdant pastures, dotted with grazing llamas and alpacas, lead you closer to the village. The gentle hum of streams and the sight of cascading waterfalls enhance the scenic beauty, offering ample opportunities for photography and moments of reflection. Reaching Totora, located at approximately 3,200 meters above sea level, you’ll be welcomed into a community known for its warmth and hospitality.

Setting up camp near the village, you’ll have the chance to interact with the local inhabitants, gaining insights into their traditional ways of life. Dinner, prepared with fresh, local produce, will be enjoyed under the expansive Andean sky, as the stars begin to twinkle overhead. Sharing tales of the day’s journey, you’ll feel a deepening bond with your fellow travelers and the majestic landscape that surrounds you. This day’s trek through the Andean wilderness will not only challenge you physically but also enrich your soul, leaving you with indelible memories to carry forward.

Day 6: Totora – Playa Sawayaco

The journey from Totora to Playa Sawayaco promises a blend of serene beauty and thrilling adventure. As you depart Totora, the trail meanders through picturesque farmlands and lush green forests, offering a peaceful start to the day. The path gradually descends, leading you closer to the dense cloud forest region. Here, the air is thick with the scent of moss and wildflowers, with vibrant birds and butterflies adding splashes of color to the verdant surroundings.

The descent can be quite steep in certain sections, demanding careful navigation. However, the effort is rewarded with mesmerizing views of the valley below and glimpses of the Salkantay River flowing alongside. As you trek deeper into the forest, the sound of rushing water grows louder, until you eventually reach the scenic banks of the river itself. This is an ideal spot to take a break, refreshing yourself with the cool, clear waters.

Continuing on, you’ll pass through small communities where you can observe local agricultural practices and perhaps engage in a friendly exchange with the inhabitants. The warmth and hospitality encountered in these remote areas is truly heartwarming and adds depth to the overall trekking experience.

Finally, arriving at Playa Sawayaco, situated at a lower altitude of about 2,200 meters above sea level, you’ll set up camp for the night. The tropical climate here is a stark but welcome contrast to the higher altitudes previously experienced. Surrounded by the lush foliage of the cloud forest, the campsite is perfect for unwinding after a day of trekking. Dinner will be a delectable spread of local dishes, served under the canopy of towering trees and twinkling stars, as you prepare for the next leg of your Andean adventure.

Day 7: Playa Sawayaco – Aguas Calientes Town

As dawn breaks over Playa Sawayaco, the warmth of the tropical climate gently eases you into the day’s journey. After a hearty breakfast amidst the lush greenery, you’ll pack up camp and set off towards Aguas Calientes. The trail initially follows the course of the Salkantay River, winding through the dense forest and revealing a stunning array of flora and fauna. It’s a feast for the senses, with vibrant flowers, chirping birds, and the occasional splash of a river otter diving into the water.

As you progress, the path gradually levels out, offering a more relaxed pace and an opportunity to fully absorb the surrounding beauty. Passing through more small hamlets, you’ll catch glimpses of local life, from farmers tending their crops to children playing by the riverbanks. The route takes you alongside impressive agricultural terraces, cascading down the mountainsides, showcasing the ingenuity and hard work of the local communities.

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Around midday, you’ll reach the hydroelectric plant, a significant waypoint on your journey. Here you can rest and enjoy a packed lunch, all while observing the technological marvel that powers much of the region. From this point, you’ll continue along the tracks of the scenic railway that connects to Aguas Calientes, the gateway to Machu Picchu. The walk offers breathtaking views of towering cliffs and verdant valleys, with the occasional train rumbling past adding to the sense of adventure.

By late afternoon, you’ll arrive in Aguas Calientes. Nestled in a lush valley at the base of Machu Picchu, this vibrant town is a mix of rustic charm and modern conveniences. After checking into your accommodation, there’s time to explore the bustling market, visit the local hot springs, or simply relax in a café with a warm beverage. As evening falls, enjoy a dinner featuring regional specialities, all while reflecting on the day’s journey and the excitement of what lies ahead—the unforgettable exploration of Machu Picchu itself.

Day 8: Aguas Calientes – Machu Picchu Tour – Cusco

The highly anticipated day begins early, with the soft glow of dawn illuminating the surrounding peaks as you make your way to the bus that will transport you to the entrance of Machu Picchu. Arriving at the ancient Incan citadel, the sight of the sun rising over the majestic ruins is a spectacle that words can scarcely describe. Your guided tour will lead you through the intricate terraces, temples, and plazas of this UNESCO World Heritage site, offering detailed insights into the history, architecture, and cultural significance of Machu Picchu.

Take the time to explore the various sectors, including the Temple of the Sun, the Intihuatana stone, and the meticulously crafted stonework that has withstood the test of time. As you wander through the site, you’ll be captivated by the panoramic views of the surrounding Andes, lush vegetation, and the Urubamba River far below.

After thoroughly immersing yourself in the splendor of Machu Picchu, you’ll descend to Aguas Calientes for a relaxed lunch, savoring local flavors one last time before your journey back to Cusco. Board the train in the early afternoon, retracing your steps along the scenic railway, and enjoy the ever-changing landscapes during the comfortable ride.

Arriving in Cusco by late afternoon or early evening, you’ll have the chance to reminisce about your incredible adventure, filled with diverse experiences, breathtaking views, and rich cultural heritage. As your journey draws to a close, you’ll carry with you unforgettable memories and a deeper appreciation for this fascinating corner of the world.

Embark on an 8-Day Choquequirao Trekking Adventure:

• Kick-off Briefing: The night before we set out, you’ll join a pre-trek briefing to gear up and gather expert insights.
• Convenient Hotel Pick-Up: Start your adventure with a seamless pickup straight from your hotel on the morning of departure.
• Cusco to Capuliyoc Transport: Travel in style in a private vehicle to the trailhead, setting the stage for your adventure.
• Access to Choquequirao Archaeological Site: Your entrance fee is covered, letting you explore this awe-inspiring Inca treasure.
• Multilingual Professional Guide: Dive into the history and stories as our English-Quechua-Spanish speaking guide enriches your journey (extra guides for groups of 8+ ensure personalized attention).
• Comfortable Tents: Share cozy accommodations with ample room for two in spacious 4-person tents, perfect for your gear and relaxation.
• Comfy Air Mattresses: Experience restful nights with provided air mattresses ensuring you wake refreshed for the daily trek.
• Gourmet Cuisine by Our Chef: Delight in delectable meals prepared by our skilled chef and team, tailored for groups, blending Western cuisine with authentic Peruvian flavors.
• Private Toilet Tent: Added privacy and sanitation on your journey with dedicated facilities.
• Culinary Experiences: Enjoy meals as outlined in our program, with vegetarian options to cater to your dietary wishes. Communicate any meal preferences with our approachable guide or chef.

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• Essential Horse Support: Horses and skilled horsemen accompany us, carrying equipment, supplies, and easing your load.
• Provided Duffel Bags: Pack essentials and sleeping gear in our duffel bags (up to 7 kg each) handed out during your briefing.
• Emergency Riding Horse: Feel assured with a backup horse available for any health fluctuations.
• Dedicated Dining Tent: Relish meals in our fully furnished dining tent while the cooking tent buzzes with culinary action.
• Staff Accommodation: Our team keenly rests every night in their tents to ensure your trek runs smoothly.
• Machu Picchu Access Fees: Be thrilled as entry to the iconic Machu Picchu is included in your expedition package.
• Scenic Tourist Train Ride: Revel in the ride back to Cusco from Aguas Calientes on our pre-arranged tourist train.
• Convenient Bus Travel: Enjoy roundtrip bus rides between Aguas Calientes and Machu Picchu for absolute ease.
• Restorative Hotel Night in Aguas Calientes: Recharge with an overnight stay in this charming town.
• Convenient Pack Provisions: Utilize a complimentary duffel bag for your everyday essentials.
• Essential Day-Pack Suggestions: Bring a small day-pack complete with your camera, water, and snacks—your toolkit for daily excursions.
• Vegetarian Options: Dietary needs? Vegetarian meals are available upon request.
• First Response Kit: Safety first with an included first aid kit and emergency oxygen.

Exclusions:

• First-Morning Breakfast: We begin the day in Cachora, where breakfast can be sought.
• Final Day Lunch: Meal not included during your final hours in Aguas Calientes.
• Sleeping Bags for Hire: Consider renting to avoid the extra baggage hassle.
• Appreciation Tips: While optional, tips for guides, chefs, and horsemen are always welcomed for exceptional service.
• Vistadome Train Upgrade: Opt for an upgraded train return for an additional $50 per person.
• Trekking Pole Rental: Available at $20 per pair.
• Huayna Picchu Adventure: Add another thrill for $70 with an entrance to this mountain.

ESSENTIALS FOR YOUR EXHILARATING 8-DAY CHOQUEQUIRAO TREKKING ADVENTURE

Embark on a thrilling journey through the majestic landscapes of Choquequirao! Here’s what you’ll need to make this trek unforgettable:

• Compact Daypack: Gear up with a versatile selection of clothes to tackle the diverse climate shifts on your adventure. Ready to dive into nature?
• Weather Protection: Whether it’s a quick-dry rain jacket, pants, or a trusty poncho, be prepared to dance with the elements. Discover Ponchos for just $1 in the vibrant streets of Cusco!
• Reliable Footwear: Step confidently with durable, waterproof trekking boots. Extra cozy socks? Absolutely essential to keep the spirit of adventure alive!
• Relaxation Footwear: Sandals or lightweight slip-on shoes are perfect for unwinding after a day of exploring. Let your feet breathe and embrace the comfort of the evening.
• Cozy Layers: Embrace the thrill of the trek with warm jackets, fleeces, and thermal gear. Imagine the comfort as you drift to sleep surrounded by stunning vistas!
• Canyon Heat: Ready for the heat of Apurimac Canyon? Prepare to embrace adventure in warm conditions!
• Sleeping Bag Hire: Rest easy. If you need one, we’ve got you covered with sleeping bag rentals.
• Flashlight and Batteries: Light your path and capture the night’s magic. Extra batteries ensure nothing dims the excitement.
• Capture the Moment: Make memories last with your camera. In the crisp air, film and batteries add magic to your journey.
• Protection Gear: Stay shielded with a hat or cap, embracing the elements in style. Who’s ready for sunlit trails and misty rain?
• Sun Protection: Become one with the sun, armed with a formidable sunblock to keep your skin adventure-ready.

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• Skin Care: After a day under the sun, indulge in soothing after-sun or hydrating creams. Your skin will thank you!
• Insect Defense: With a repellent packing at least 20% DEET, enjoy exploring without the worry of uninvited guests.
• Toilet Essentials: Carry in and carry out your necessities to preserve the pristine beauty around you.
• Nutritious Snacks: Fuel up with energizing treats like energy bars, muesli, and raw fruits. What will be your choice of trail snack?
• Durable Canteen: Keep hydrated with a sturdy canteen. We recommend bringing water sterilizing tablets for purity on the go.
• Personal Medical Kit: Adventure with peace of mind, armed with your trusty medical kit packed with medication, blister care, and essentials.
• Compact Towel: A small towel or multipurpose sarong is perfect for refreshing moments on your journey.
• Cash on Hand: Bring just enough cash for tips, unique souvenirs, or spontaneous snacks on your unforgettable path.
• Vital Documents: Don’t forget your passport and ISIC card if you have one, to embrace every ounce of adventure!
• Walking Sticks Rental: Feel the rhythm of the trek; walking poles are available for hire to help you conquer every step.

Essential Info About 8-Day Top Trekking Choquequirao

Welcome to Cusco:

Hello, adventure seekers! Welcome to the lively city of Cusco, your launchpad to an extraordinary 8-day Top Trekking Choquequirao experience. Steeped in vibrant history and culture, Cusco is the ideal place to begin your journey. Arriving in Cusco at least two days before your trek is key. This gives you time to get comfortable with the altitude, uncover the city’s rich tapestry of Inca and Spanish colonial heritage, and gear up for the unforgettable adventure awaiting you. This is not just a trek; it’s an expedition into history, nature, and self-discovery — and Cusco is the perfect stepping stone.

The Briefing for the Trek:

Gear up for the essential information session for your 8-day Top Trekking Choquequirao! Taking place at our office the evening before your trek at 6 pm, this necessary briefing will ensure you’re set for the adventure of a lifetime. We’ll chat about safety, gear, what to wear, and tasty trail food tips—all to make sure you feel totally ready and super excited to start your journey. Got questions? Bring them! We’re here to help kickstart your adventure.

Store My Luggage:

Don’t sweat carrying all your belongings during your thrilling 8-day Top Trekking Choquequirao. We’ve got this covered! Safely store your main luggage at our secure office or your hotel—wherever fits your groove—so you can trek comfortably with just the essentials. Rest assured, your possessions are in good hands as you dive into the stunning landscapes and cultural depths of this unforgettable journey.

About Altitude:

Ready to be amazed by Peru’s stunning vistas? As you set off on our 8-day Top Trekking Choquequirao, you’ll be tackling some incredible altitudes. Your journey begins in Cusco at a dizzying 3,399 meters (11,152 feet) and ascends to 4,050 meters (13,287 feet) at the spectacular ruins of Choquequirao. Though not as high as some other trails, respecting the altitude is crucial. Spending a couple of days in Cusco will get your body acclimated and ready for the ascent. Keeping hydrated is key—lots of water is your best friend up here! With these steps, you’ll be set for a safe and rewarding adventure.

Trekking from Choquequirao to Machu Picchu:

Get ready for the adventure of a lifetime! As we journey to Choquequirao, smart packing is your ticket to success. Receive a neat little duffel the night before your trek, capable of holding up to 7 kg (or 14 lbs) of essentials for the next three exhilarating days. Our trusty pack horses will carry your duffel, so you’re free to enjoy the hike with a light daypack. Consider your essentials like weather-protective clothing, a camera, sunscreen, snacks, and water. Think about it—packing right is your first stride toward a memorable trek!

About Weather for 8-Day Top Trekking Choquequirao:

Weather in the Andes can be quite the character! As you embark on the Top Trekking Choquequirao, pack for all seasons. A mix of rain jackets, pants, ponchos, and waterproof gloves will have you ready for anything the sky might throw your way. Although the dry season typically runs from April to October in this region, surprise showers can happen any time of year. By preparing for any weather, you’ll be free to fully immerse in the breathtaking beauty and wonder of the trek. Let’s say it rains? Take it as part of the grand adventure—you might find it only adds to the magic!

About First Aid:

Your safety during the 8-day Top Trekking Choquequirao tops our priority list. Our seasoned guides aren’t just trekking pros; they’re skilled in first aid, thanks to yearly refresher courses. They’re ready to tackle everyday issues like scrapes and the side effects of altitude, even carrying oxygen for those just-in-case moments. If, against all odds, you can’t complete the trek, our team will manage a swift exit for you to receive proper care. With us, you’re never alone. Our team stands with you, making sure every step is taken safely and securely.

About Your Travel Insurance for 8-Day Top Trekking Choquequirao:

Let travel insurance be your trip companion! As you prepare for the 8-day Top Trekking Choquequirao, insurance provides a financial security net, covering unexpected events from cancellations to unforeseen expenses. We strongly recommend securing travel insurance in advance. In case plans change, we’ll assist you with documentation to expedite your claim. Make sure you thoroughly check your insurance terms so you’re covered every step of the way.

About the Environmental Impact:

During your 8-day Top Trekking Choquequirao, you’ll be part of a journey that deeply respects our environment. Our guides use biodegradable soap and ensure that all waste is responsibly taken back to Cusco. Trash on the trail? Not with us. Our porters diligently clean up, leaving only pristine paths behind. We embrace the Leave No Trace principles to preserve this breathtaking region for visitors. Venture with SPT Travel & Tours and feel confident that your incredible experience is harmoniously entwined with nature.

Our Camping Equipment:

The right gear makes all the difference. For your 8-day Top Trekking Choquequirao, we’ve assembled the best in camping essentials—light tents, cozy sleeping bags, and more. With our top-notch equipment, safety, and comfort accompany you every night beneath the stars. We also provide food essentials, water containers, and more to keep your trek smooth and successful. With the perfect camping gear, you’re set for the escapade of a lifetime!

Our Tents:

Sleep peacefully under the Andean sky in our spacious Eureka camping tents. Designed for four but comfy for two, they offer room to relax and securely store your gear. With dual entrances and vestibules for outdoor storage, these tents minimize dirt inside while maximizing comfort. And yes, these exceptional tents are exclusively available through us.

Our Mats:

Enjoy restful nights as you trek with SUNRISE PERU TREK’s comfortable sleeping arrangements. Our foam mats insulate you from the cold ground, offering restful sleep each night. For added luxury, consider the Eureka or Thermarest inflatable air mattresses for extra comfort, ensuring you’re refreshed and ready for each new day of exploration.

Our Sleeping Bags:

Experience cozy nights with our premium mummy-style sleeping bags, capable of handling temperatures as low as -15°C (5°F). Taller adventurer? We recommend bringing your own sleeping bag to avoid size issues. Every trekker receives a linen bag for cleanliness, machine washed after every use. Keep warm and travel light, with comfort assured every step of the way.

About Our Team:

Meet the exceptional team at SPT Travel & Tours—they’re not just guides but passionate adventurers eager to share the thrill of Choquequirao with you. With extensive knowledge and skill, they’ll guide you through landscapes and history, from mystical ruins to vivid wildlife. This isn’t just a trip; it’s a chance to unlock the stories of ancient paths and join the tapestry of wilderness. Our team is committed to transforming this trek into your most exhilarating adventure yet.

About Tipping:

When you venture on our 8-day Top Trekking Choquequirao, you’ll find a team dedicated to enhancing your experience. Tipping is not required but if you’ve enjoyed their outstanding service, it’s a thoughtful way to express appreciation. Consider what they’ve done to go above and beyond, and let that guide you. Your gratitude not only uplifts our team but directly supports the local tourism industry, adding to the heart of your adventure. Together, we make memorable journeys.