Name: 5-Day Salkantay Trek to Machu Picchu + Vistadome Train
SKU: 66100P14
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Rating: 5 (992 reviews)

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5-Day Salkantay Trek to Machu Picchu + Vistadome Train

5.0(992)· Cusco· By TreXperience Watch the video

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€634per person

1 to 16 travelers per booking.

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About the activity

Embark on the ultimate 5-day Salkantay Trek, the second most popular route to Machu Picchu. Hike past Humantay Lake, snowy peaks, cloud forest, and coffee farms before reaching the citadel of Machu Picchu. This trek is perfect for active travelers seeking stunning scenery, culture, and a rewarding challenge. Why book with TreXperience: - Travel with an authentic local tour operator from Cusco city. - Smooth Transfers: Free airport pick-up and drop-off are included. - Cultural Touches: Enjoy a Pachamanca & coffee experience. - Unique Stays: Sleep in glamping tents, Andean huts & a 3-star hotel. - Camp at Llactapata with panoramic views of Machu Picchu. - Scenic Return: Ride back on the exclusive panoramic Vistadome train. - Your trip supports local social projects.

What's included

✓Comfortable Stays: 2 nights camping, 1 night glamping and 1 night in a 3-star hotel.
✓Hotel pick-up/drop-off, round-trip bus to Machu Picchu and return on Vistadome or 360° train.
✓Lunch.
✓Gear Support: Duffle bag (up to 7 kg/15 lb) and muleteers to carry your camping equipment.
✓Dinner.
✓Breakfast.
✓Salkantay Trek & Machu Picchu entrance tickets, Pachamanca cooking class and coffee experience.
✓Safety briefing the day before and expert tour guide.
✓Sleeping pad, pillow, rain poncho and hand towels provided.
✓Gourmet Trail Meals: Prepared by expert chefs, water and daily snacks.
✓Satellite phone, first-aid kit and oxygen tank for peace of mind.

What is not included

✕(Optional) Tickets for Machu Picchu Montaña or Waynapicchu. They must be booked well in advance. If you have them, please let us know.
✕(Optional) Mattress, sleeping bag and trekking poles. We’re happy to offer guidance.

Activity itinerary

Day 1: Cusco – Soraypampa – Humantay Lake - Salkantay Glamping Repas : petit-déjeuner : breakfast at Mollepata town, déjeuner : at Soraypampa, dîner : Freshly prepared dinner at Salka Glamp campsite Meals: Breakfast at Mollepata town, Lunch at Soraypampa, Dinner: Freshly prepared dinner at Salka Glamp campsite. Glamping Camping in Salkantay. Day 1, Segment 1 Cusco 3 h Cusco Begin your adventure with an early departure from Cusco, driving through the Andean highlands with sweeping views of valleys. Day 1, Segment 2 1 h Mollepata Stop in Mollepata, a charming mountain town, to enjoy a traditional breakfast. Continue to Challacancha, where the trek officially begins. Day 1, Segment 3 4 h, entrée incluse Humantay Lake Hike gradually uphill, until reaching the turquoise waters of Humantay Lake, set dramatically beneath glacial peaks. Day 1, Segment 4 1 h Soraypampa After exploring and taking photos, descend to Soraypampa for a freshly prepared lunch. In the afternoon, continue uphill to the exclusive TreXperience Salkantay Mountain Glamping, located at 4,150 m. Day 1, Segment 5 2 h Salkantay Glamping Spend the evening enjoying a warm dinner, panoramic mountain views and a sky full of stars before resting in your tent. Day 2: Salkantaypampa - Wayracmachay - Collpapampa Repas : petit-déjeuner, déjeuner : At Wayracmachay, dîner : At Collpapampa Campsite Meals: Breakfast, Lunch at Wayracmachay, Dinner: At Collpapampa Campsite. Stay in comfortable Andean huts in Collpapampa. Day 2, Segment 1 2 h Salkantay Glamping Wake up to the crisp mountain air with hot coca tea or coffee served at your tent. After breakfast, begin the steep ascent to Abra Salkantay. Day 2, Segment 2 3 h, entrée incluse Abra Salkantay The Abra Salkantay (4,630 m / 15,190 ft) is the trek’s highest point, where the landscapes of glaciers, rugged peaks, and turquoise lakes create an unforgettable scene. Spend time taking in the views. Continue with a long downhill trek, stopping in Wayracmachay for lunch. Day 2, Segment 3 Colcapampa 4 h Colcapampa Along the way, spot Andean wildlife such as vizcachas and falcons. After lunch, descend further as the landscape shifts from Andean terrain to lush cloud forest, with waterfalls and warmer air. End the day at Colcapampa, where you’ll stay in rustic Andean huts and enjoy dinner surrounded by nature. Day 3: Collpapampa - Pachamanca and Coffee experience - Llactapata Repas : petit-déjeuner, déjeuner : Pachamanca cooking class and coffee experience, dîner : at Llactapata Campsite Meals: Breakfast, Lunch: Pachamanca cooking class and coffee experience, Dinner: at Llactapata Campsite. Camping at Llactapata. Day 3, Segment 1 Colcapampa 3 h Colcapampa Start the day with a hearty breakfast before trekking through the valley, crossing wooden bridges and passing small waterfalls and rivers. The warmer climate welcomes you with tropical plantations of granadilla, bananas and coca leaves. Day 3, Segment 2 3 h Lucmabamba Arrive at Lucmabamba, where a cultural experience awaits: participate in a Pachamanca barbecue, an ancient underground stone cooking tradition and visit an organic coffee farm. Learn how coffee is cultivated, roasted, and ground, before preparing your own fresh cup. Day 3, Segment 3 3 h Llactapata After lunch, begin a challenging but rewarding 3-hour climb along preserved Inca Trail paths leading to the Llactapata Archaeological Zone. From this remote site, enjoy one of the trek’s most special views: Machu Picchu in the distance across the valley. Camp here and watch the sunset over the mountains. Day 4: Llactapata - Hidroelectrica - Aguas Calientes Town Repas : petit-déjeuner, déjeuner, dîner Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner. 3 star Hotel in Aguas Calientes town. Day 4, Segment 1 2 h Llactapata Wake up with coffee or tea while admiring a spectacular sunrise over Machu Picchu. After breakfast, descend for about two hours through lush vegetation, spotting orchids, hummingbirds, and butterflies along the way, until reaching Hidroeléctrica. Day 4, Segment 2 3 h Hidroeléctrica Here, enjoy a final meal with your trekking chef and say goodbye to the support team. Continue on foot along the railway tracks beside the Urubamba River for approximately three hours. Stop at Mandor, a historic site where Hiram Bingham was guided toward Machu Picchu in 1911, and explore its botanical gardens rich in orchids and birdlife, including the cock-of-the-rock. Day 4, Segment 3 4 h Aguas Calientes By late afternoon, arrive in Aguas Calientes, check into a comfortable 3 star hotel, and enjoy dinner at a local restaurant. Relax in the hot springs or explore the town before resting for the big day ahead. Day 5: Machu Picchu - Return to Cusco Repas : petit-déjeuner : Hotel breakfast Meals: Breakfast: Hotel breakfast. Not Included. Day 5, Segment 1 1 h Machu Picchu Rise early and take one of the first buses up to the Santuario Histórico de Machu Picchu (2,430 m / 7,972 ft). Day 5, Segment 2 2 h, entrée incluse Machu Picchu Citadel Enter the citadel at sunrise for breathtaking views of its temples, terraces, and sacred plazas. Your guide will lead a 2–3 hour tour explaining the history and mysteries of this Inca masterpiece. If you pre-booked, hike Huayna Picchu or Machu Picchu Mountain for panoramic views of the citadel and surrounding valleys. After exploring, return to Aguas Calientes for lunch and to collect your belongings. Day 5, Segment 3 Ollantaytambo 3 h Ollantaytambo Board the Vistadome Panoramic train to Ollantaytambo, enjoying stunning landscapes through wide glass windows. Day 5, Segment 4 Cusco 2 h Cusco From there, a private transfer returns you to Cusco, where your unforgettable Salkantay adventure comes to an end.

How to use your ticket

Mobile or paper ticket accepted. One per booking.

Meeting point and return

Travelers can also meet us at Regocijo Square around 4:30 a.m.; please coordinate this with us the day before the tour.

We also offer early morning pickups from Airbnbs and other locations within Cusco’s Historic Center around 4:30 a.m.

Comfortable walking shoes are recommended.

A current valid passport is required on the day of travel.

Meeting point

Plaza Regocijo

F2M9+5X2, Cuzco 08002, Pérou

End point

This activity ends back at the meeting point.

Practical information

Specialized infant seats are available.
Not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries.
Not recommended for pregnant travelers.
Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health.
Travelers should have a high level of physical fitness.
Children must be accompanied by an adult.
Please advise any specific dietary requirements at time of booking.
Vegetarian option is available, please advise at time of booking if required.
Passport name, number, expiry and country is required at time of booking for all participants.
A current valid passport is required on the day of travel.

Activity options

5-Day Salkantay Trek to Machu Picchu + Vistadome Train
Pickup included.

Duration

5 j

How to prepare for your experience

Book optional tickets for Huayna Picchu or Machu Picchu Mountain well in advance.
Pack comfortable walking shoes and layers of clothing.
Bring a valid passport for entry requirements.
Inform us of any dietary restrictions at the time of booking.
Ensure you have a high level of physical fitness for the trek.
Consider renting optional trekking poles for added support.

Conquer the Salkantay Trek and witness the magic of Machu Picchu.

Cancellation conditions

All sales are final. No refund is available for cancellations.

Any questions?

Product code: 66100P14

Activity offered by TreXperience via Viator.

Who is this activity suitable for?

Active travelers
Adventure seekers
Nature lovers
Culture enthusiasts

Activity essentials

Experience the challenging and scenic Salkantay Trek.
Witness the stunning beauty of Humantay Lake.
Reach the highest point of the trek at Abra Salkantay.
Enjoy a unique Pachamanca and coffee experience.
Camp at Llactapata for incredible Machu Picchu views.
Return journey via the panoramic Vistadome train.

Cusco: good to know

Population: 428,450 (2017)
Elevation: 3,399 m
Currency: Nuevo sol
Official languages: Spanish, Aymara, Quechua
Driving: on the right
Power plugs: A, B, C · 220 V
Emergency number: 911
Capital city: Lima

Average temperatures

9°Jan
8°Feb
8°Mar
8°Apr
8°May
7°Jun
7°Jul
8°Aug
9°Sept
9°Oct
9°Nov
9°Dec

Sources: Wikidata; climate: NASA POWER, 2001-2025 averages.

Frequently asked questions

What is included in the Salkantay Trek?

The trek includes comfortable stays (camping, glamping, 3-star hotel), hotel pick-up/drop-off, bus to Machu Picchu, Vistadome train return, meals (breakfast, lunch, dinner), gear support, entrance tickets, a guide, and safety equipment.

What is not included in the trek?

Optional tickets for Huayna Picchu or Machu Picchu Mountain are not included and must be booked in advance. Optional items like a mattress, sleeping bag, and trekking poles are also not included.

What should I bring for the trek?

Comfortable walking shoes are recommended. A current valid passport is required on the day of travel. It's advisable to pack layers of clothing suitable for varying altitudes and weather conditions.

Can I get picked up from my accommodation?

Yes, we offer hotel pick-up/drop-off within Cusco’s Historic Center around 4:30 a.m. Alternatively, you can meet us at Regocijo Square at the same time.

Is there a vegetarian option for meals?

Yes, a vegetarian option is available. Please advise at the time of booking if this is required.

What is the cancellation policy?

All sales are final. No refund is available for cancellations.

Reviews

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★★★★★Tripadvisor review
Tough, humbling and unforgettable: the Salkantay Trek with TreXperience
jasonpP8262CC, October 2026
The 5-day Salkantay Trek with TreXperience was a once-in-a-lifetime experience. It’s not always comfortable, but I’m very glad we did it. Highlights: Machu Picchu was amazing, though the crowds and theme-park feel of the entry took some of the shine off. The real surprises came earlier. Reaching the top of the Salkantay Pass felt like a genuine achievement, and later that day we went from snowy tundra at around 2°C to lush green jungle in the mid-20s, in what felt like a few hours. The views often felt like VR, except the world really can be that spectacular. And after four days of trekking, the first proper shower in comfortable accommodation was a well-earned treat. Disconnecting: One of the best parts is switching off from modern life. Mobile signal and WiFi are extremely limited. You can buy WiFi at the second night’s accommodation for 10 soles, though it isn’t fast. The fourth night is in a three-star hotel in Aguas Calientes, with readily available signal and WiFi, and after four days on the trail the hotel feels like a five-star reward. Know what you’re signing up for: The Salkantay is more comfortable than the Inca Trail, with only one night of proper camping. Even so, expect limited, basic facilities. You’ll come to appreciate a toilet with a seat, electricity and real privacy once you’re back. The people: Our guides, Filio and Evans, were knowledgeable, took safety very seriously and put the group’s experience first. We were lucky to have them. The group was great too, with time together and space to ourselves. The team behind the scenes deserves equal credit. Our belongings always arrived, and the hearty, delicious meals (breakfast, lunch and dinner) were a highlight. Altitude: Take it seriously. We spent 72 hours in Cusco beforehand, as advised. Some in our group really struggled. For us it felt like a mild hangover, with a headache and not feeling 100%, but we could power through. The difficulty: We were mostly worried about the hygiene facilities, and that was justified, but we should have thought harder about how tough the walking is. I’m very fit and train daily, my partner is less so, and we both struggled at points. Descents may sound like a chance to catch your breath, but they’re hard on knees and feet, which is a different kind of challenge. You need real hiking experience or a high level of fitness, plus a plan for the altitude. Tips: Tipping is described as never expected but always appreciated. In practice it leans towards being expected, so budget for it. TreXperience’s guidance was broadly accurate. Verdict: If you’ve always wanted to do this, do it. You might not want to do it again, but you’ll be glad you did.
Response from the operator · TreXperience S
Dear Jason, Thank you for sharing such an honest and detailed review! We're delighted that the 5-Day Salkantay Trek was an unforgettable adventure. It's wonderful to hear that Filio, Evans, and our support team made you feel safe and well cared for. We also appreciate your valuable feedback about the trek's challenges, facilities, and tipping expectations. Your insights will help us improve the experience for future travelers. Thank you for your trust and recommendation! Best regards, Raquel TreXperience
★★★★★Tripadvisor review
Salkantay 5 days
an2niojos_deb, October 2026
I did the Salkantay Trek with Alex, Alberto, and Ramon. I’d like to thank them and highlight how hard they worked to make sure everything went perfectly, which it absolutely did. I was also impressed by their skills, professionalism, and friendliness. They are fantastic and have taken the company’s reputation to the highest level.
Response from the operator · TreXperience S
Dear Traveler, Thank you so much for your wonderful review! We're delighted to hear that your 5-Day Salkantay Trek was such a fantastic experience. It's especially rewarding to know that Alex, Alberto, and Ramon made your adventure memorable through their hard work, professionalism, and genuine kindness. Our team takes great pride in providing exceptional experiences, and your recognition means a lot to all of us. We'll be happy to share your kind words with them. Thank you for your trust, and we hope to welcome you back for another unforgettable adventure in Peru! Best regards, Raquel TreXperience
★★★★★Tripadvisor review
Salkantay Trek 11/10
527antonias, October 2026
Really awesome tour! We did the 5-Day Salkantay Trek. Our tour guide, Fernando, was a really kind, funny guy and knew everything we asked him. He told us a lot about nature, Inka culture and history. The whole group with him felt more like a friends trip, which we all enjoyed. He also always informed us with the important details about our next steps, reminded us when necessary and made sure, we got the best experience possible. We never worried about our safety during the tour. We slept in Tipis, little huts and tents which were all comfortable and in good shape. The first night is very cold and we all got hot water bottles to put in our sleeping bag which at that point was the best to keep us warm and cozy. Every day, we got something different for breakfast, lunch and dinner, which was always top quality, very diverse and kept us full for the next hike. It's a mix of local, classic Peruvian good, with fresh ingredients and they also respected any dietary restrictions. It really felt like comfort food. Food was always ready when we arrived at the lunch spot or campsite. Big respect for the chef Fredy and his cooking staff. The Salkantay Trek is a great combination between nature, glacier views, jungle, Inka history, some challenging hikes and fun along the way. I really think we got the best guide and staff possible! The stay in Aguas Calientes was nice and comfortable, though the room in the hotel was next to the train tracks and quite loud. Machu Picchu was incredible to see. We got a 3 pm ticket for circuit 2, which is great because it is less busy then. Our guide, Roberto, knew a lot about the Inkas and also was happy to be our personal photographer. The only unfortunate thing was that our train was booked for 6:20 pm which meant we had ~2 hours for Machu Picchu itself, which is honestly quite short. Roberto made sure, we make it in time, but that meant we couldn't walk around the site by ourselves anymore. It would've been better to book a later train ticket, or recommend us to stay another night in Aguas Calientes, which would've been more enjoyable for us. We would have liked a more transparent communication from the office about the last day and the return to Cusco since we only got the details at the last day. If we had known more, we would've e.g. booked another night in Aguas Calientes or asked for a later train. Overall, the experience was much more and better than we expected. It felt very complete and like we got the best of everything. I would recommend the Salkantay Trek over the Inka trail for everone who enjoys the nature + Inka history combination and likes being physically active. The main tour guide Fernando, the chef Fredy and his cooking staff, as well as our guide in Machu Picchu Roberto are 11/10.
Response from the operator · TreXperience S
Dear Antonia, Thank you so much for sharing such a detailed and thoughtful review! We're thrilled that your 5-Day Salkantay Trek exceeded your expectations and gave you such wonderful memories. It's especially rewarding to know that Fernando made the journey enjoyable, informative, and safe, while Fredy and his cooking team impressed you with their delicious meals and thoughtful attention to dietary needs. We're also delighted that Roberto enriched your Machu Picchu visit with his knowledge and photography skills. We sincerely appreciate your constructive feedback regarding the hotel noise, the limited time at Machu Picchu, and the communication about the final day's arrangements. We understand how important these details are and will take your comments into account to improve the experience for future travelers. Thank you for recognizing our team's dedication and for your enthusiastic recommendation. We hope to welcome you back for another unforgettable adventure in Peru! Best regards, Raquel TreXperience
★★★★★Tripadvisor review
11/10 Salkantay-Trek Experience
simonbY1995ZP, October 2026
The overall experience was excellent. Starting with the conversation from the beginning until the very end the service and support was great. We booked the 5D/4N Salkantay Trek and expected a hike from A-B with campsites and simple food in between. What we got was way beyond our expectations. The briefing the day before was very detailed and a good point to get to know the group, which in our case was composed of 8 people, excluding the Guide. The tour itself was challenging but for an average sporty person doable. Even though the hike starts very high (acclimatization is absolutely necessary beforehand), our Tour guide, Fernando, did an outstanding job in keeping us safe and motivated. He always made sure that no one is left behind, all kinds of uncertainties, regarding the hike, the altitude or whatsoever were enlightened and answered and didn’t matter what kind of question you had, he answered them professionally and always with a story behind. Doesn’t matter if it’s a question regarding inka history, the mountains or the nature and wildlife itself. Fernando made sure we had the experience of our lives, from the briefing until the very end. During the hike we slept in Tipi-tents, Andean huts, a normal tent and a hotel. All three accommodations were above what we expected and in a good shape. The amenities on the campsites were always satisfactory and matched the humans needs. Regarding the food that was provided, the chef, Fredy, and his assistants made sure our expectations were blown away. Everyday we got breakfast, lunch and dinner. Those meals were some of the best local and classic Peruvian food we had during our whole trip in Peru. The amount, quality and diversity of the meals provided were above what you’re known from a hotel buffet. They also made sure that all kinds of allergies or dietary preferences were matched and still no one is left hungry. Even though during the briefing they tell you to bring snack with you, that’s Not necessary at all in our opinion, since the food provided is more that you can eat. Arriving in aguas calientes and knowing machu pichu is right in front of you was still one of the best moments. The Hotel provided is a 3-star average hotel. It’s nice and you can sleep very comfortably, even though the train tracks just infront can keep you up during the night. Normally the machu pichu entry is in the morning with the whole group, but due to availability of tickets we had an afternoon entry with a private tour guide, which was an extra fee. Nevertheless the guide, Roberto, was very proficient, with a lot of inka knowledge and knew his way around so we were exactly on time. But I would recommend everybody who has an afternoon ticket, to either get a late train (after 1900) or stay another night in aguas calientes, so you have enough time in machu pichu to enjoy. Out time frame left us with only 1:45 to make it back in time wich was enough but felt a little shortened, especially at the end. Overall experience and review: Tour Guide: 11/10 (Fernando) Cooking staff: 11/10 (Fredy) Support from the office: 9/10 (I would’ve wished for a more transparent overview of the last day; we were left a little in the dark until the briefing day) Tour guide Machu Pichu: 11/10 (Roberto)
Response from the operator · TreXperience S
Dear Simon, Thank you so much for taking the time to share such a detailed and thoughtful review! We're delighted that your 5-Day Salkantay Trek exceeded your expectations. It's wonderful to know that Fernando made you feel safe, motivated, and well-informed throughout the journey, and that Fredy and his team impressed you with their delicious meals and attention to everyone's dietary needs. We're also happy that Roberto made your visit to Machu Picchu a memorable experience. We truly appreciate your constructive feedback regarding communication about the final day's arrangements and the limited time available at Machu Picchu. We understand how important clear information and sufficient time to explore are, and we'll use your comments to improve our planning and communication with future travelers. Thank you for recognizing our team's dedication and for choosing to explore Peru with us. We hope to welcome you back for another adventure! Best regards, Raquel TreXperience
★★★★★Tripadvisor review
AmaIng
Arnoldsykesadventure, October 2026
Great food, great experience in general great guide. Overall it was unreal!
Response from the operator · TreXperience S
Thank you so much for your wonderful review! We're delighted to hear that you had such an amazing experience on the 5-Day Salkantay Trek. It's great to know that you enjoyed the delicious food, the guidance of our team, and the adventure overall. We truly appreciate your kind words and hope to welcome you back for another unforgettable journey in Peru! Best regards, Raquel TreXperience

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Frequently asked questions about Cusco

What is there to do in Cusco?

Cusco has 46 activities, tours and day trips you can book online. Among the most booked: « Quad Bike Tour Moray and Maras Salt Mines from Cusco », « Full Day Tour to Machu Picchu From Cusco », « Horseback Riding Mystic Tour Temple of the Moon & Chacan Mountain ».

What are the top-rated activities in Cusco?

According to traveller reviews: « 2-Day Shared Inca Trail to Machu Picchu » (5.0/5, 532 reviews) ; « Inca Trail 4-Day 3-Night Trek to Machu Picchu with Expert Guides » (5.0/5, 1,047 reviews) ; « 2-Day Short Inca Trail to Machu Picchu – Vistadome & 4-Star Hotel » (5.0/5, 4,069 reviews).

Can you cancel an activity in Cusco for free?

Usually, yes: 17 of the 24 most popular activities in Cusco offer free cancellation. The exact terms are shown on each activity page before you book.