Salkantay Trek Tours & Trips

The premier Salkantay route starts from Glass Cabañas beneath Humantay Glacier to 4,650m Salkantay Pass. Professional guides lead through diverse ecosystems, while unique Hobbit Houses with jacuzzis provide comfort. The exclusive Llactapata campsite offers Machu Picchu views.

The spectacular Salkantay route winds from SalkantayPampa (3,900m) through diverse ecosystems. Savor a traditional Pachamanca feast in Lucmabamba, visit organic coffee farms, and camp with views of Machu Picchu. The journey includes Vistadome train return and 3-star hotel stays.

Peru's premier alternative to the Inca Trail, perfectly rated by 25+ adventurers. The route crosses the dramatic Salkantay Pass (4,600m), connects with local communities, and features camping beneath Andean peaks. Chef-prepared meals, professional guides, and hotel stay in Aguas Calientes cost approx. $160 per day.

Starting in Mollepata, the trail winds through Vilcabamba range to turquoise Humantay Lake. The route climbs to Salkantaypampa at 4,600m for dramatic glacier views and avalanche sounds. The trek includes porter support, camping gear, and chef-prepared meals, while expert guides share insights about Salkantay's significance.

The ancient Salkantay route winds through Vilcabamba peaks to 4,600m elevation. Pristine campsites await at Playa Sahuayaco in cloud forests, with visits to historic Llactapata ruins before reaching Machu Picchu. This trek maintains a 4.9/5 rating from 30+ reviews.

Turquoise waters of Humantay Lake shine at 4,250m along the iconic Salkantay region. The trail passes through Mollepata village before rising beneath towering glaciers, showcasing the dramatic alpine landscape of the Salkantay circuit.

The legendary Salkantay route crosses varying ecosystems. The path rises to Salkantay Pass (4,650m), with camps at Soraypampa (3,920m) and visits to Humantay Lake. Two nights camping, local guides, and Machu Picchu finale earn 4.9/5 from 30+ reviews.