Day 1: Start of Inca Trail Trek early bus to Km 82 where Inca Trail begin 8 hours walk approx.

05:30 am Pick up from your Hotel. Private transport to the start of the trek (Km 82) After 3 Hrs solf gradual walk, we stop at Tarayoc community for lunch, rest and relax, after 2-3 hrs we head up to our first campsite at Hatun Chaka, cold showers, tents for 2 person, Happy hour. Dinner and have a good nigh.

Day 2: 4 hrs walk to Dead woman Pass 4,200 Mts , then Pacaymayo for the 2nd Camp. Vamos Amigos !!!

Early breakfast with pancakes, porridge and tea 45 minutes walk to Huayllabamba then we start a gradually climbing for 3-4 hrs from Ayapata to Llulluchapampa, lunch around mid day where our crew will surprise you with a nice lunch in a picnic style, after time to rest and relax then head up 500 meters to climb to reach the famous dead woman´s pass located at 4,200 masl tough day but spectacular and dramatic views of mountains, microclimates, and snow capped mountains. After reaching the pass we walk down for 2-3 hours to Pacaymayo campsite. Happy hour, Dinner, time to rest and relax.

Day 3: Enjoy the best part of the trail with a serie of Inca edifications en route, 3rd camp.

From Pacaymayo a solf climb during 2-3 hour to the second pass located at 3,900 Once we reach Runcurakay a semi-circular watching post located at middle of the second pass you will have time to explore, take pictures then another 2 hours to reach the top. From there we have stone steps to Sayaqmarca. Lunch at Chaquicocha and rest. Later we walk down Inca steps for 3-4 Hrs to our last campsite at Wiñaywayna. Dinner and visit the Inca town.

Day 4: 2 Hrs to reach Machupicchu, plenty of time to explore, guided tour late return to Cusco.

Early walk for 2 hours to Machupicchu, reach the Sun´s Gate famous ancient entrance to this enigmatic sanctuary. 1 hour walk to stay just on front of this marvelous place time for pictures, after a 2-3 hours guide tour around the most remarkable areas of this fascinating citadel. At 2.30 pm Bus down to Aguas Calientes town to Hostel Viajeros where the group gather for our last lunch together. At 16:30 pm train return to Cusco. Night at Hotel Marqueses.

Day 5: CUSCO, PAUCARTAMBO, BAMBU LODGE.

Early at 05:45 am pick up from your hotels in Cusco, first part of our excursion will take us through the majestic Andean mountains, after an 45 minutes we will find Huacarpay lake, a high Andean Lagoon that boasts heaps of flora and fauna typical of the Andean mountains a paradise to see birds. Afterwards we will arrive to Huancarani which contains the funeral towers of Ninamarca, a cemetery of the Lupaca Pre –Inca Culture, then we will reach Paucartambo, the famous traditional and folkloric town. At mid-day we will arrive at the entrance of Manu National Park and access to one of the most protected natural areas in South America. We will continue on our bus down a dirt road and on through the thick fog from which this section of the forest takes it name. Eventually we will arrive at the home of the exotic Peruvian National Bird, Gallito de las rocas, the “Cock of the Rocks”, to observe the social gathering that seems reminiscent of a large courtship. You will find that this is quite an amazing spectacle complete with an impressive array of sounds and colours that can only be found in the jungle. For our first night, we will stay in the BAMBU Lodge, where we will arrive at approx. 5:00 p.m

Day 6: BAMBU LODGE, MANU RESERVE, CAPYBARA LODGE.

Today we will go to one of the main areas of the Manu National Park, the Tourist Zone. For the next 8 hours, depending on the level of the water in the Manu River, we will sail up the robust river in our motor boat. Because of the lack of civilization in this part of the jungle it will make all that much easier for us to take notice of the rich wildlife to be found here. Animals such as Capybaras, Caymans, monkeys and with a little bit of luck, maybe we will be able to see the great, South American feline, the Jaguar, which may just resting in the sun some place along the river. We will then arrive to our private area in the reserved zone, Capybara Lodge where we will spend the 2 following nights. If there is sufficient time, we will take a trail nearby the camp site, all the while with our guide will offer you a full interpretation of the fauna and flora, the ecosystem, interaction and symbiosis in this fragile ecosystem of this complicated Tropical Amazonian forest. (Walks at night optional)

Day 7: CAPYBARA LODGE. Exploration of the Manu reserve.

Exploration of the Manu reserve, walk the trail system to observe the ecosystem Lodge
We will begin the day with an early morning visit to one of the biggest lake in all of Manu National Park, the stunning Lake Salvador, which is the natural habitat for any countless number of local species. This is the jungle at its best, boasting such animals as the Black Cayman and the Giant River Otters, both of which are endangered and at risk of extinction. This is one of the only areas in the entire world where we may see one, not in captivity, but instead in its natural home. During the evening, we will continue on to get another lake; this one is equipped with a lookout tower alongside used for viewing the immense lake from a birds-eye-view. This will be a fantastic opportunity to soak up the amazing views of Lake Otorongo. Then it is back to the Capybara Lodge for dinner and sleep. (Walks at night optional)

Day 8: CAPYBARA LODGE – BOCA MANU LODGE

Early spotting near the lake to see Giant Otters, Caymans, at Salvador Lake. Today we have one more opportunity to explore de forest around Salvador Lake or around the lodge; maybe we will even have a chance to see a group of Tamarine Monkeys, which are the smallest monkeys in the entire world. Be aware of surroundings, because they could sneak up right behind you! Later after lunch we will take the boat and travel for four hours down stream the Manu River to Boca Manu Lodge, on the way we might see some black caimans laying on the beach getting the sun heat, maybe we will be able to see the great, South American feline, the Jaguar, which may be just resting in the sun in some place along the river. At night, we will visit another system of trails with a completely different set of characteristics than the first one. Our guide will explain to us why and how locals are still using different plants of the jungle as traditional medicines and show us native plants from the area.

Day 9: BOCA MANU LODGE – BAMBU LODGE

Early in the morning, we will depart and move in the direction of our last lodging Bambu Lodge of the journey, the. In order to get there, we will travel for 8 hours with a stop in a beautiful place of hot spring, where we will spend some time to relax and swimming in the hot spring; from here it takes some more hours to get to our Lodge. If we arrive early, we can visit a small beautiful lake where we can see some more birds and maybe some monkeys (Walks at night optional)

Day 10: BAMBU LODGE – CUSCO Boat return to Atalaya and land transport return to Cusco.

If for any reason on first day we didn’t see the Gallito de las rocas, Andean Cock of the Rock, today we have one more chance to visit the Lek of the famous Peruvian National Bird Gallito de las rocas, and enjoy the amazing show. Then back to Cusco. Arriving by 6 pm. Hotel in Cusco included.