Come and have an unforgettable adventure with Xplore Machu Picchu on the Inca Jungle Trek 4D/3N, a thrilling journey that combines nature and adrenaline. We will start with a mountain bike descent from Abra Málaga, surrounded by breathtaking Andean landscapes. Then, we will raft down the rushing Vilcanota River, adding excitement to our journey. After a full day of adventure, we will rest overnight in Santa María.
On the second day, we will hike through Santa Teresa’s lush environment, observing local flora and fauna. We will visit a local family’s home and walk part of the famous Inca Trail. Our day will end with a relaxing soak in the thermal baths of Cocalmayo before spending the night in Santa Teresa.
The third day will thrill us with a canopy tour over the Santa Teresa jungle, feeling the rush of flying through the treetops. Later, we will hike along the train tracks from Hidroeléctrica to Aguas Calientes, enjoying the scenic river views. We will stay overnight in Aguas Calientes, preparing for the final day.
On day four, we will explore Machu Picchu’s magnificent ruins with a knowledgeable guide. We will ride the tourist bus up to the site and tour for about two and a half hours. Afterward, we will return to Aguas Calientes for a brief town visit before taking the train to Ollantaytambo. Finally, our representative will transfer us back to our hotel in Cusco.
We will start the day early in Cusco, driving toward Abra Málaga, the gateway to adventure. At 4,316 meters above sea level, Abra Málaga offers breathtaking views of the high jungle and Andean peaks. We will ride mountain bikes down winding trails through cloud forests, surrounded by lush vegetation and vibrant birdlife. The descent spans about 45 kilometers, mixing adrenaline and nature.
After biking, we will arrive at the Vilcanota River for a thrilling rafting session. The river’s refreshing waters challenge even the most daring with exciting rapids. This action-packed experience will fill us with energy before we reach Santa María village. We will rest overnight in Santa María and prepare for the next day.
After breakfast, we will hike through the beautiful Santa Teresa valley. Along the way, we will spot diverse flora and fauna, including colorful orchids and birds. We will visit a local family home called “Casa del Mono,” where we can learn about daily life in the region.
Our trek will cross a historic section of the Inca Trail. We will discover ancient stone paths that once connected Machu Picchu with the Amazon jungle. Our guide will explain the Inca’s communication system through these routes. We will end the day relaxing at the warm thermal baths of Cocalmayo, known for their healing properties. Overnight stay will be in Santa Teresa.
We will start with an adrenaline rush as we zip-line over the Santa Teresa jungle canopy. The canopy ride offers stunning views of the mountains and valleys below. After the zip-line, we will hike for about 3 hours along the train tracks from Hidroeléctrica to Aguas Calientes.
This scenic trail follows the Vilcanota River, offering spectacular nature views and sounds of rushing water. The path is gentle but long, allowing us to immerse in the surrounding cloud forest. We will reach Aguas Calientes in the afternoon and rest overnight.
We will wake early and take a tourist bus up to Machu Picchu, sitting at 2,430 meters above sea level. Our guide will lead a detailed 2.5-hour tour of the ancient Inca citadel. We will explore iconic sites like the Temple of the Sun, Intihuatana stone, and the agricultural terraces.
After the tour, we will return to Aguas Calientes for a short break to explore the town. Later, we will board the Vistadome train to Ollantaytambo, enjoying panoramic views through large windows. From Ollantaytambo, our representative will take us back to Cusco, ending the tour at our hotel.
We will face moderate to challenging terrain, including biking, hiking, and rafting. A reasonable fitness level is recommended.
No prior experience is required. Guides provide safety instructions, and the biking trail is suitable for beginners and intermediates.
We can do the trek year-round, but the dry season from May to September offers the best weather.
The highest point is Abra Málaga at 4,316 meters above sea level. We recommend acclimatizing in Cusco before starting.
We will stay in comfortable 3-star hotels or lodges with basic amenities along the route.
Yes, we include all breakfasts, lunches, and dinners, featuring local and international cuisine.
We provide mountain bikes and safety gear. Bringing personal gear is optional but allowed.
Yes, rafting sections are guided and safe for beginners, but the activity is adventurous and requires basic swimming ability.
Daily hiking distances vary between 7 and 12 kilometers, with some steep sections.
Permits are included with the tour; no additional permits are required from you.
Wi-Fi is generally available only in hotels, not along the trail.
Yes, many travelers combine this trek with city tours or the classic Inca Trail.
Our guides will assist you, and alternative transport options are available for emergencies or fatigue
“Thrilling Journey with Perfect Balance of Adventure and Culture!”
We loved every moment of the Inca Jungle Trek 4D/3N. The mountain biking descent gave us an adrenaline rush. Rafting on the Vilcanota River was exciting and refreshing. Our guide shared fascinating history along the Inca Trail section. The thermal baths at Cocalmayo were the perfect way to relax. Machu Picchu at sunrise was breathtaking. We highly recommend this tour for adventure seekers and culture lovers!
“An Unforgettable Trek Filled with Stunning Scenery and Fun Activities!”
We enjoyed the mix of biking, hiking, and zip-lining throughout the trek. The canopy tour over Santa Teresa’s jungle was exhilarating. The hotel accommodations were comfortable and welcoming. Our guide’s knowledge made every stop interesting and memorable. Exploring Machu Picchu was the highlight of our trip. This trek truly offers a unique and thrilling experience!
“Perfect Adventure with Amazing Guides and Beautiful Landscapes!”
We felt safe and supported every step of the way. The rafting added great excitement to the journey. Hiking the Inca Trail section connected us deeply to the history of the area. The scenic hike from Hidroeléctrica to Aguas Calientes was peaceful and stunning. Ending at Machu Picchu was simply magical. This trek is a must for anyone visiting Peru!
