SALKANTAY WITH INKA TRAIL 7 Days

Salkantay Inca Trail 7 Days is good for those looking to combine the best of our two most popular treks in Cusco, Salkantay, and Inca Trail. You will enjoy the rain forest with its beautiful views of the Salkantay glacier (6200 m/20341 feet) You also have a chance to see archeological sites along the inka trail to Machupicchu.

$ 1150 ALL 2025

REGULAR PRICE $ 1230
DIFFICULTY - DEMANDING
TRIP CODE (VJSSIT7D)

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Journey Style

ACTIVE/TREKKING

Service Level

STANDART

Effort Level

CHALLENGING

Group Size

FROM 1 TO 12

Travel Type

SMALL GROUP

SALKANTAY WITH INKA TRAIL 7 Days

If you have a little more time to visit Cusco and experience hiking and camping in the Andes, then this is your best option. It will be an amazing hike to Machu Picchu, where you can enjoy the green landscapes that the Andes of Peru offer, along with glacier peaks, lagoons, rivers, cloud forests, Inca sites, Inca villages, and the cherry on top is arriving at Machu Picchu through the Sun Gate on foot after 6 days of activity.

Basically, for the first 4 days, you will be hiking in the Salkantay area, known as off the beaten path with fewer crowds. Of course, this route is not the classic Salkantay route; instead, it’s another trail that leads to the Inca Trail, so there will always be fewer people along the way. Then, on day 4 of the hike, you will enter the classic Inca Trail. You’ll even arrive close to the first campsite of the classic Inca Trail on the first night. The hike will continue along the classic Inca Trail until the Machu Picchu day.

Salkantay and Inka Trail, the Best Combined trek to Machupichu

Our local company Vibe Journeys includes Professional highly trained, educated, and passionate head guides to lead the groups on the Inca trail 7 days and answer all questions, amazing porters who will help to carry all the needed camping gear and personal belongings; a professional chef who deliver restaurant-style meals at each camping site to guarantee delicious food and to ensure you have plenty of energy to appreciate the amazing landscapes that Salkantay and Inca Trail offers you in 7 days of adventure.

Why should you hike the Salkantay and Inka trail 7 days with us?

- We are a company with Values: Honest, practical, punctual, reliable Travel company, welcoming individuals or groups.
- Visit Local Village: On Day 3, we will take you to a village where you can observe local houses with grass thatched roofs, as well as see Llamas and Alpacas.
- The Best campsites: Our campsites are located in an area with very few people camping nearby. This means you’ll be close to the Salkantay glacier, enjoying nature much more without large crowds. From our first camping spot, we’ll get to watch the sunset shining on the Salkantay glacier. Then, at our second camping spot, you’ll wake up to a stunning dawn.
- Emergency phones: For emergencies and non-emergencies. communication is very important during the trek.
- We visit 2 lakes: When you join us for the 7-day Salkantay trek plus Inca Trail adventure, you’ll get to visit Humanay Lake and Salkantay Lake along the way.
- We will visit the Humantay witout the crowds: You will visit the Humantay Lake after day tripper and before those doing the Salkantay Trek.
- We explore the Salkantay lake: We’re the only company that takes you to see Salkantay Lake, the most stunning lake along the route.
- The best itinerary: From the beginning of your vibe journey with us, you won’t be walking along dusty roads because our itinerary begins at Soraypampa.
- Portable toilets: We provide you with Eco-friendly, comfy & clean.
- Hotel to Hotel service: Direct pick-ups and drop-offs from your hotel in Cusco City. We will never leave you stranded before or after any of our tours!
- Our super porters and horsemen are treated with respect: We provide them a fair salary, a decent tent with a pad, proper meals, and proper equipment. We care for their health, well-being, and the health of their families, and we are committed to social projects to improve their lives.
- We pay on time: At Vibe Journeys, our super porters, guides, driver, and Cooks receive their salaries as soon as they finish their jobs.
- Small group. from 1 to 12 people maximum. This fact sets us apart from other tour companies that take bigger groups.
- 100% Local company: Vibe Journeys is A 100% locally owned Travel Company and fully licensed Inca Trail operator.
- Highly trained guides: Our Tour Guides pride themselves on being up-to-date and have a comprehensive program of continual professional development. We love showing what a fascinating and amazing Inca trail is.
- Ground logistics. transportation, Machu Picchu tickets, Inca Trail permits, train tickets, and bus tickets. We book, secure, and deliver all minuscule details of your hike for you. Worry & stress-free.
- Your return train ticket on day 7 is at 02:55 p.m. from Aguas Calientes. Therefore you arrive at Cusco early so you will sleep enough to do any tour the next day.
- We don’t share our group of Inca trail 7 days with other travel companies.
- On day fouth, before starting the Inca Trail, you can split some of your dirty clothes and send them back to Cusco with our horsemen.
- A shower will be available on Day 4 after we complete the Salkantay trek, before we begin the Inca Trail
- We will supply a personal duffel bags so you only need to carry a day backpack while hiking.
- All meals, including breakfast, lunch, dinner, and happy hours, are included in our 7-day Inca Trail hike, except for the last lunch.

Salkantay and Inka Trail, the Best Combined trek to Machupichu

Day 1: Cusco – Mollepata – Soraypampa – Humantay Lake – Salkantaypampa

We will pick you up at 05:00 am for your Inca Trail 7 Days. Today is a fairly easy day to help us ease into the trek. Our tour begins by visiting the important Inca site of Tarawasi which lies about 2 hours drive from Cusco. After we finish looking around the area, we’ll head over to Mollepata to take a break and stretch our legs. After that, we’ll continue to Soraypampa, where we’ll enjoy a tasty breakfast before starting our 7-day Salkantay & Inca Trail adventure. From Soraypampa, we’ll trek to Humantay Lake, which will take about 2 hours. We should arrive at the lake around 1 pm, after most day-trippers have left, giving us the lake all to ourselves. After enjoying the lake, we’ll hike back to Soraypampa and then continue to our campsite at Salkantaypampa. There, we’ll have lunch and the rest of the afternoon free to relax and prepare for the next day.

Altitude Gain: 753 m / 2470 ft.
Altitude Loose: 414 m / 1358 ft.
Hiking Distance: 8 km / 4.97 miles.
Difficulty: Moderate.
Hiking Hours: 5 to 6 hours.
Starting Elevations: 3900 m / 12,795 ft.
Highest Elevation: 4,200 m /13,779 ft.
Campsite Elevation: 4,200 m /13,779 ft.
Accommodations: Tents.

Day 2: Salkantaypampa – Salkantay Lake – Pampa Japonesa.

We’ll wake you up with a cup of Coca tea and breakfast to kick off our second day. Our journey will commence with flat terrain for about 10 minutes before transitioning into a challenging uphill climb. This segment of the trail is steep and demanding, so we’ll proceed at a comfortable pace since our destination is only 4 hours away. Along the hike, you’ll admire the Humantay glacier to your left and the majestic Salkantay directly ahead.

Upon reaching our campsite, known as Pampa Japonesa, we’ll enjoy our lunch before embarking on an afternoon exploration of Salkantay Lake, which typically takes 2 to 3 hours. This will bring us in close proximity to the Salkantay glacier. Following our lake excursion, we’ll return to camp. Pampa Japonesa offers an incredible vantage point to soak in the beauty of the Soraypampa Valley, providing ample opportunities for breathtaking photos of the Salkantay glacier. The sunset view from here is truly stunning. As night falls, we’ll marvel at the starry sky before settling in for dinner and a restful night’s sleep.

Altitude Gain: 644 m / 2112 ft.
Altitude Loose: 32 m / 104 ft.
Hiking Distance: 6 km / 3.72 miles.
Difficulty: Moderate to Difficult.
Hiking Hours: 6 to 7 hours.
Starting Elevations: 4,200 m /13,779 ft.
Highest Elevation: 4,734 m /15,531 ft.
Campsite Elevation: 4,734 m /15,531 ft.
Accommodations: Tents.

Day 3: Pampajaponesa – Inca Chiriasca Pass – Yana Ccaca – Inca Canal.

Today is an extraordinary day. We’ll embark on a two-hour uphill hike to reach the Incachiriaska Pass (also known as the Frozen Inca Pass), standing at an impressive 5028 meters (16495 feet), making it the highest point of our trek. Upon reaching the summit, we’ll have the option to either take a 30-minute hike closer to the glacier or descend to our lunch spot.

The scenery today is once again breathtaking. As we ascend over the shoulder of Salkantay, we are humbled by the towering presence of the mountain, gaining insight into why the Incas revered it as a deity. With luck, we may encounter various wildlife such as Viscachas (resembling rabbit-like Chinchillas), White-Tailed Deer, and perhaps even some of the elusive Andean creatures like Condors.

After reaching the Pass, we’ll enjoy a three-hour downhill trek to our lunch destination, YanaCcaca, where our skilled cook eagerly awaits us with a delectable meal. Following our repast, we’ll continue our journey for roughly three hours, descending to our campsite at Canal Inca, where we’ll spend the night.

Altitude Gain: 271 m / 889 ft.
Altitude Loose: 1238 m / 4061 ft.
Hiking Distance: 12 km / 7.45 miles.
Difficulty: Difficult.
Hiking Hours: 8 to 9 hours.
Starting Elevations: 4,734 m /15,531 ft.
Highest Elevation: 5,100 m /16,732 ft.
Campsite Elevation: 3,853 m /12,641 ft.
Accommodations: Tents.

Day 4: Canal Inca – Paucar Cancha – Wayllabamba – Ayapata.

We’ll kick off our day by indulging in a delightful breakfast, followed by a leisurely journey down the valley towards Paucarcancha. It will take us roughly three hours to reach our lunch spot. Before we sit down to eat, we’ll explore the ancient Inca ruins of Paucarcancha, with our knowledgeable guide enlightening us about its historical significance. Here we’ll switch from using horses to carry our gear to porters – this is to prevent damage to the Inca Trail. Following lunch, we’ll have the pleasure of meeting our dedicated porters, who have trekked all the way from km 82, the starting point for those embarking on the 4-day Inca Trail hike. At the same time, we will say bye-bye to our horsemen. After a brief stop at the checkpoint to present our passports and Inca Trail permits, we’ll embark on a one-hour hike to Wayllabamba. From there, we’ll continue our journey to the Ayapata Campsite, where we’ll settle in for the night.

Altitude Gain: 381 m / 1250 ft.
Altitude Loose: 892 m / 2926 ft.
Hiking Distance: 11 km / 6.83 miles.
Difficulty: Moderate to Difficult.
Hiking Hours: 6 to 7 hours.
Starting Elevations: 3,853 m /12,641 ft.
Highest Elevation: 3,853 m /12,641 ft.
Campsite Elevation: 3,323 m /10,901 ft.
Accommodations: Tents

Day 5: Ayapata – Dead Woman Pass – Pacaymayo – Runku Rakay Pass – Sayacmarca -Chaquicocha.

Today is a tough day because we have two passes to cross. After our breakfast, we hiked for about 4 hours until the dead woman passed. After being on the Inca Chiriasca pass. The hike to this pass will be easier but the steps make it harder. At the summit, we’ll witness the changing landscapes and capture photos of both valleys before descending to Pacaymayo for a delicious lunch. Next, we’ll ascend the Runku Racay Pass, stopping along the way to visit the Inca Site of Runku Raqay with detailed explanations from our guide. As we continue, we’ll observe a dramatic shift in landscape from the highlands to the rainforest. After reaching the Pass, we’ll descend for about an hour to the Sayacmarca Inca Site, where our guide will lead us in exploration. Finally, we’ll make our way to our campsite, Chaquicocha (3600m / 11800ft), known for its serene atmosphere and stunning views of the sunset over the distant mountains.

Altitude Gain: 1273 m / 4176 ft.
Altitude Loose: 1057 m / 3467 ft.
Difficulty: Difficult.
Hiking Hours: 8 to 9 hours.
Starting Elevations: 3,323 m /10,901 ft.
Highest Elevation: 4,200 m /13,779 ft.
Campsite Elevation: 3,623 m /11,881 ft.
Hiking Distance: 16km /9.94 mi.
Accommodations: Tents.

Day 6: Chaquicocha – Phuyupatamarca – Intipata -Winay Wayna.

After crossing the two passes yesterday, today we’ll enjoy a leisurely day amidst some of the most stunning landscapes along the Inca Trail. We’ll begin with a relatively short trek along what’s called Inca Flat (gentle inclines and declines) until we reach Phuyupatamarca. Along the way, we’ll soak in the lush greenery of the cloud forest surrounding us and admire the breathtaking vistas of the distant Andes. At Phuyutamarca, your guide will explain the significance of the site, after that, we’ll hike for about three hours to the Inti Pata Inca Site, where we’ll be treated to an incredible view of the Urubamba River. Following our exploration of this site, we’ll trek to the Wiñaywayna Campsite, enjoy lunch, take a siesta, shower, and then set out to explore the Wiñaywayna Inca ruins. We’ll conclude the day with dinner and an early bedtime, preparing ourselves for the most significant day ahead.

Altitude Gain: 157 m / 515 ft.
Altitude Loose: 1058 m / 3471 ft.
Difficulty: Easy to Moderate.
Hiking Hours: 4 to 5 hours.
Starting Elevations: 3,623 m /11,881 ft.
Highest Elevation: 3,623 m /11,881 ft.
Campsite Elevation: 2,623 m /8,605 ft.
Hiking Distance: 9km /5.54 mi.
Accommodations: Tents.

Day 7: Winay Wayna – Sun Gate – Machu Picchu – Aguas Calientes – Cusco

Today is the most important day, we will visit Machu Picchu!!!!!. After having our breakfast, we begin the final leg of the Salkantay Inca Trail 7 days to the lost city of Machu Picchu. First, we will hike to Inti Punku (“Sun Gate”), the Gate of the Inca Trail where we will take in an inspiring and panoramic view of the Machu Picchu citadel. Then we will hike for about 45 minutes to the guard house where we will take the classic picture of Machu Picchu then we go to the exit to use the toilet and then reenter the Citadel to enjoy a 2-hour guided tour of the sanctuary city. After the tour of Machupicchu, we will take the bus down to Aguas Calientes where we will enjoy lunch and free time to enjoy the town before returning to Ollantaytambo by train and then bus back to Cusco. We will be back to Cusco around 7:00 pm.

Elevation Gain: 167 m / 1683 ft.
Elevation Loose: 393 m / 820 feet.
Difficulty: Moderate.
Hiking Hours: 3 to 4 hours.
Starting Elevations: 2,623 m /8,605 ft.
Highest Elevation: 2,720 m /8,923 ft.
Hiking Distance: 5km /3.14 mi.

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It is INCLUDED

Pre-departure Inca Trail expedition briefing, presented by the tour guides at 6:00 p.m. at the office a day before.
A personal porter to carry your 6 kg of your personal belongings
Pick up and drop off at your hotel.
Private tourist transport Cusco – Soraypampa (the starting point of the walk).
English-speaking guide with conduct radio communication.
Foam mattresses.
Professional chef
Kitchen equipment.
Dining tent with chairs and tables.
Portable environmental biodegradable toilet (The Pett).
Meal service at the campsites (7 breakfasts, 6 lunches, 6 dinners, 6 snacks). With options for vegetarians, gluten-free, lactose Intolerance, and any food allergy.

Emergency Phone.
4 season Tents for two people (tent with capacity for 3 people used as doubles.
Porter service. As detailed in the table authorized by the Ministry of Culture. (To carry our camping equipment and food) We never overload our porters and they have the proper equipment.
Inca Trail Permits.
Machu Picchu ticket.
Humantay Lake entrance.
Entrance to the private land in Salkantay área.
Bus ticket from Machu Picchu to Aguas Calientes after the guided tour in Machu Picchu.
Expeditions train ticket back (14:55 or 15:20 Hrs.) To Ollantaytambo.
Private transportation from Ollantaytambo train station to Cusco.
Emergency oxygen bottle and first aid kit.
Wake-up tea. Hot herbal tea is brought to your tent, each morning before breakfast.
A duffle bag, where you put your 6 kg / 12 pounds of personal items per person (personal care, personal items, and sleeping bag are within this 6 kg / 12 pounds).
We provide hot water bins each day to help our clients clean and feel good at night.
Two-hour guided tour in Machu Picchu Citadel.
Boiled water to refill in your water bottles or Camelback (your chef will provide clean water after each meal)

It is NOT INCLUDED

The last lunch on day 7th in aguas calientes (Machupicchu town)
Walking sticks (price 10 USD a pair for the entire journey)
Sleeping bag (price 15 USD for the entire journey)
Air Mattress (price 15 USD for the entire journey)
Gratuity for Adventure guides, Adventure chefs and support staff.
Travel Insurance

IN CASE OF AN EVACUATION (All expenses generated in)

Accommodation
Transport
Food
others

VibeJourneys will give one staff to support you during the evacuation.

$ 1230 Regular Price

GROUP SIZE 1-12 PEOPLE
DIFFICULTY - DEMANDING
TRIP CODE (VJSSIT7D)

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PACKING LIST - Essentials for a great journey

Clothing & Footwear:

Rain Gear: Pack rain gear, including a jacket and pants if possible, or a rain poncho. Plastic ponchos are available for purchase in Cusco.
Footwear: Strong, waterproof trekking boots are recommended. Additionally, bringing sandals or jogging shoes for added comfort at camp comfort is crucial, so choose lightweight footwear.
Warm Clothing: Bring warm clothes such as a jacket and fleece, as well as thermal clothing for sleeping.
Hat or Cap: Pack a hat or cap for sun, rain, and cold protection. Due to the intense sunlight in the Andes, a hat will provide essential protection.
Rain Pants: These should be lightweight to ensure they dry quickly after getting wet.
Gloves: Weather conditions can change rapidly, and it may snow in the passes. In winter, it can also get quite cold.
Swimsuit: Include a swimsuit in your gear.
Small Towel: Pack a small towel.

Essential Accessories:

Backpack: Carry a backpack with a change of clothes for the entire trek.
Sun Cream: Pack hydrating cream or after-sun lotion for your face and body.
Sunblock: Use sunblock to protect your skin.
Insect Repellent: The valley is known for its many mosquitoes. Use a repellent with a minimum of 20% DEET. Note that there is no reported risk of malaria.

Food & Drinks:

Snacks: Bring personal snacks like biscuits, energy bars, chocolate, fresh fruits, or muesli. Although we provide a daily morning snack and a comprehensive meal service, personal preferences might not always align with our offerings.
Water Container: Bring a water container and water for the first morning. Note that plastic water bottles are no longer permitted at Machu Picchu; opt for plastic or metal containers instead.

Documents & Money:

Original Passports: If you have changed your passport since booking the tour, bring both the old and new passports.
Student Identity Card: If you have applied for a student discount, bring your original International Student Identity Card.
Cash: Carry cash in soles. you can change in Cusco City.

Other Essentials:

Sleeping Bag: A high-quality sleeping bag rated for -10°C is recommended. Alternatively, you can rent one from our office for $15 for the duration of the trip.
Air Mattress: inflatable mattress for greater comfort, you can rent one from our office for $15 for the duration of the trip.
Walking sticks: Highly recommended for better support and stability while hiking, you can rent a pair from our office for $10 for the duration of the trip.
Handkerchiefs and Toilet Paper: Bring these for personal use.
Flashlight/Headlamp: Include a flashlight or headlamp with extra batteries, as batteries deplete faster in cold weather.
Camera: Bring a camera along with extra film and batteries, as cold conditions can reduce battery life.
Camping Pillow: For a comfortable sleep
Basic Medicine: Always carry a basic first aid kit that includes items such as Panadol, medicated plaster, and medicated oil.

COMMONLY ASKED QUESTIONS

HOW TO BOOK SALKANTAY WITH INKA TRAIL 7 Days with VIBE JOURNEYS?

In order to book your Lares trek 4 days with us, Click on the BOOK NOW button above, then select the day of your departure, then fill out all your personal information of each participant and the last step is the payment which you can do with PayPal or Payment Link.

WHAT CIRCUIT IS INCLUDED TO VISIT MACHU PICCHU IN YOUR SALKANTAY WITH INKA TRAIL 7 Days?

Circuit 1 and 3 – For the Classic Inka Trail 4 Days, so you will visit with our guide the upper part and lower part of Machu Picchu. This circuit is recommended because you will visit more sections of the citadel

WHAT HAPPENS WITH THE OUTSTANDING BALANCE?

The Outstanding balance can be made in cash one day earlier on your trip in USD or soles or if you prefer PayPal OR Payment link at least one week prior to your trip (a 6% service fee applies). Also, you can pay us with a Credit card only Visa (6% service fee applies).

Please let us know what you prefer. Cash payment MUST be paid 1 day prior to your trip.

HOW HARD IS THE SALKANTAY WITH INKA TRAIL 47 Days TREKKING?

We categorize Salkantay with inka trail 7 days as ‘demanding’ mainly due to its elevation rather than challenging terrain. Although it’s not a stroll in the park, the ascents and descents are more gradual in comparison to alternative treks to Machu Picchu, offering a relatively challenging trekking experience.

CAN I STORE MY LUGGAGE AT YOUR OFFICE?

¡Yes! During the Salkatay with Inka Trail 7 Days to Machu Picchu, you can store your luggage at our office or at your hotel, whichever is more convenient for you. Please bring what you will only need during your Lares Andes Trek 4-day to Machu Picchu.

HOW ABOUT THE STUDENT DISCOUNT?

According to Peruvian Law, you have to be under 18 years old at the time of your hike to Lares trek 4 days (if you are 18 or over, you need to have valid student cards).

All students from 11 to 17 years old have a discount of $30 USD.

For children from 2 to 11 years old, a discount is $40 USD.

All students have to send a copy of their passport and student card at the time of their booking to get the student discount.

HOW CAN I PREPARE FOR HEIGHT AND AVOID ALTITUDE SICKNESS?

In order to avoid the altitude sickness, we highly recommend you to arrive in cusco at least 2 days in advance. The first day, walk around the city visiting some museum, local market or you take a City tour to visit some inca site located outside of Cusco. The second day, you can hike to Cristo Blanco. It is 3 km from Cusco and it is uphill there you will see how fit you are or you can take the Sacred valley to visit some inca site.

Also on the first day, try to eat soft food, not heavy food. If you eat a lot, instead the oxygen goes to your brain, it will go to the stomach then you might get altitude sickness.

MAY I CHANGE THE DEPARTURE DATE AFTER THE PERMITS HAVE BEEN BOUGHT?

Yes it is possible. However we have to buy another Machu Picchu ticket and we have to pay a penalty to change train tickets. The extra cost to change the departure date is $140 per person.

I SEE THERE ARE MANY ITINERARIES. COULD YOU ARRANGE A DIFFERENT ITINERARY BASED ON THE OPTIONS ON YOUR WEBSITE?

Yes, we can arrange your trip based on the different itineraries. However, you need to let us know when you make your booking because each itinerary requires us to hire horsemen from different towns. There are more than three itineraries for hiking the Salkantay with Inka Trail 7 Days, and each one follows a unique trail and offers different landscapes.

DO I NEED TO BRING MY ORIGINAL PASSPORT ON THE SALKATAY WITH INKA TRAIL TREKKING?

¡Yes! You must bring your original passport and it is very important that it should be the same passport you sent us to reserve your Salkantay with Inka Trail 7 Days. Your passport will be checked at the Machu Picchu checkpoint, and when you board the train.

VERY IMPORTANT ABOUT YOUR PASSPORT

If you are renewing your passport, go ahead and email us a copy of your old passport to book your Salkantay with Inka Trail 7 Days permits. If you no longer have your old passport, any government issued ID will be accepted, as long as the name is the same. Once you receive your new passport. Please email us a copy of your new passport ASAP to change the information on your permit.

CAN I STAY IN THE SACRED VALLEY FOR MY SALKANTAY WITH INKA TRAIL 7 Days TREKKING?

Yes, you can stay in the sacred valley, but there will be an extra cost of $35 total to pick up you from the sacred valley.

IF I CANCEL MY SALKANTAY WITH INKA TRAIL 7 Days. DO I GET ANY REFUND?

In case our country closes its borders, we refund you all the deposit. But if you don’t arrive in our country for whatever reason, you get sick or miss your flight or there is a strike or natural disaster. You will lose USD $190 automatically. Once the Machu Picchu permit is bought they become non-refundable or transferable, The entity in charge of issuing the Machu Picchu permits is the Ministry of culture of Peru, and Peru Rail which is in charge of train tickets. They don’t provide any refund.

We understand that nothing is for granted and things may change in a minute, therefore we will do our best to be reasonable and charge you only for the necessary thing