Jungle to Machu Picchu 4 Days

Embark on an exhilarating four-day adventure from the jungle to the captivating ruins of Machu Picchu. This tour combines cycling, hiking, and rafting, offering travelers a unique opportunity to enjoy Peru’s stunning landscapes and rich cultural heritage. Beginning with a thrilling bike ride, the journey winds through ancient sites, culminating in a guided exploration of the iconic Inca citadel. Whether you’re an avid adventurer or seeking a deeper connection with history, this immersive experience promises to leave a lasting impression. Uncover the allure of this remarkable destination and discover why it has captivated hearts and minds for generations.

Key Points

• This 4-day tour takes you on an adventure from the jungle to the iconic Machu Picchu, including cycling, rafting, hiking, and exploring ancient ruins.
• The tour includes round-trip transportation from Cusco, all necessary equipment, meals, accommodations, and a bilingual guide for a comprehensive experience.
• Highlights include cycling the Abra Malaga pass, hiking the original Inca Trail, visiting Cocalmayo hot springs, and a guided tour of Machu Picchu.
• The tour is not suitable for children under 9, pregnant women, recent surgery patients, babies under 1, and individuals over 70 due to strenuous activities.
• Additional costs may apply for optional activities, such as the bus to Machu Picchu, and travelers should be prepared for changeable weather in the region.

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Overview and Pricing

The Jungle to Machu Picchu 4 Days tour is priced from $530.00 per person and lasts for 4 days and 3 nights.

It’s available in Spanish and English, and travelers can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.

The tour includes round-trip transportation from Cusco, biking equipment, meals, accommodations, entrance tickets, and a professional bilingual guide.

However, there are additional costs for optional activities like the bus to Machu Picchu.

This tour isn’t suitable for certain groups, including children under 9, pregnant women, recent surgery patients, babies under 1, and individuals over 70.

Itinerary Highlights

The 4-day Jungle to Machu Picchu tour packs in an exhilarating mix of outdoor adventures. On Day 1, you’ll cycle the Abra Malaga pass, explore Huamanmarca ruins, and go rafting down the Santa Maria River. Day 2 takes you on a hike along the original Inca Trail to Quellomayo, followed by a visit to the relaxing Cocalmayo hot springs. Ziplining and a scenic walk to Aguas Calientes highlight Day 3. The final day starts with an early hike to the Puente Ruinas checkpoint before a guided tour of the iconic Machu Picchu ruins.

Day	Activities
1	Cycling, Huamanmarca ruins, Rafting
2	Inca Trail hike, Cocalmayo hot springs
3	Ziplining, Walk to Aguas Calientes

Inclusions

This 4-day Jungle to Machu Picchu adventure includes a comprehensive pickup service from Cusco’s Plaza de Armas, as well as all necessary transportation from Cusco to the Abra Malaga pass and throughout the tour.

Biking equipment like elbow/knee pads, gloves, glasses, and helmets are provided. Meals, including 3 breakfasts, 3 lunches, and 3 dinners, are included.

Accommodations in double rooms for 1 night each in Santa Maria, Santa Teresa, and Aguas Calientes are covered. The package also includes entrance tickets to Machu Picchu and Cocalmayo hot springs, as well as train tickets from Aguas Calientes to Ollantaytambo.

A professional bilingual guide and a first aid kit complete the inclusions.

Additional Costs

Travelers should factor in a few additional costs for this 4-day Jungle to Machu Picchu tour.

Visitors have the option to take a bus from Aguas Calientes to the Machu Picchu entrance, which costs $24 USD. Plus, guests may want to explore Huayna Picchu, Huchuy Picchu, or Machu Picchu Mountain, which require extra entrance fees.

The tour isn’t suitable for certain individuals, including children under 9, pregnant women, recent surgery patients, babies under 1 year, and those over 70 years old.

It’s important to consider these additional costs and restrictions when planning this adventurous journey through the Peruvian jungle to the iconic Machu Picchu.

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Important Information

Passport or ID card are the necessary documents travelers will need to bring on this 4-day Jungle to Machu Picchu tour.

The trip isn’t suitable for children under 9, pregnant women, recent surgery patients, babies under 1 year, or individuals over 70. This is due to the strenuous physical activities involved, like cycling, rafting, hiking, and visiting Machu Picchu.

Travelers should also be prepared for the changeable weather in the region.

While the tour includes entrance tickets and transportation, there are optional upgrades available, like the bus to Machu Picchu.

To secure a spot, travelers can reserve now and pay later, locking in the current price.

Pickup and Transportation

For this 4-day Jungle to Machu Picchu tour, travelers are picked up from their hotel in Cusco around 6:00 a.m. and transferred to Abra Malaga, where the cycling portion of the itinerary begins.

The transportation is provided, and all necessary biking equipment, including elbow and knee pads, gloves, glasses, and helmets, is included.

After the cycling activity, the group enjoys lunch at the Huamanmarca ruins before embarking on a rafting adventure along the Santa Maria River.

This seamless transfer and equipment provision ensure a smooth start to the thrilling jungle-to-mountain journey.

Accommodation and Meals

The tour provides comfortable overnight accommodations for the participants across three distinct locations.

In Santa Maria, travelers will spend the first night in a cozy hotel. The second night is spent in the charming town of Santa Teresa. The final night is at a hotel in Aguas Calientes, the town at the base of Machu Picchu.

All accommodations are in double rooms.

Meals include:

1. 3 breakfasts
2. 3 lunches
3. 3 dinners

The meals are designed to provide participants with the energy and nutrition needed for the various activities included in the tour.

Activity Details

The tour kicks off with an early morning pickup from hotels around 6:00 a.m. Guests are transferred to Abra Malaga for a cycling adventure.

After lunch at the Huamanmarca ruins, they’ll enjoy a rafting excursion on the Santa Maria River.

The second day features a hike along the original Inca trail to Quellomayo, followed by a visit to the thermal waters of Cocalmayo.

On day three, the group will go ziplining before a 3-hour walk to Aguas Calientes.

The final day starts with an early hike to the Puente Ruinas checkpoint, leading to a guided tour of the iconic Machu Picchu site.

The tour concludes with a train ride to Ollantaytambo and a bus back to Cusco.

Frequently Asked Questions

How Difficult Is the Hiking Difficulty Level?

The hiking difficulty level varies throughout the tour. While some segments are moderate, others like the hike to Machu Picchu require a good level of fitness. Guests should be prepared for challenging terrain and be able to walk for several hours.

Can I Store My Luggage During the Tour?

Customers can store their extra luggage at the hotel in Cusco during the tour. The tour company provides secure storage for participants’ belongings not needed on the hike to Machu Picchu.

What Type of Clothing Is Recommended for the Activities?

For the activities, the tour operator recommends wearing lightweight, breathable clothing that can get wet, such as quick-drying shirts, pants, and sturdy hiking shoes or sandals. Layers are also advised to accommodate varying temperatures throughout the day.

Are Vegetarian or Dietary Restrictions Accommodated?

The tour company accommodates various dietary restrictions, including vegetarian options. Travelers with specific dietary needs should inform the company in advance, and the guide will ensure appropriate meals are provided throughout the excursion.

Can I Book This Tour as a Solo Traveler?

Yes, this tour can be booked by solo travelers. The tour operator welcomes individual participants and provides shared accommodations in double rooms. Single supplements may be available for those who prefer private rooms.

Recap

The Jungle to Machu Picchu 4 Days tour offers an unparalleled adventure, seamlessly blending cycling, hiking, and rafting activities through Peru’s stunning landscapes. Participants will explore ancient Inca ruins, enjoy a scenic river rafting experience, and culminate with a guided tour of the iconic Machu Picchu. This all-encompassing journey provides an unforgettable opportunity to take in the region’s rich history and natural beauty.

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