Trek Through Native Villages 5 Days - 4 Nights
Included
- Private van from Cusco to trailhead
- Official English speaking guide
- Entrance fees to the ruins
- Llameros and Llamas to carry the camping gear and foods
- Extra horse for ride
- All meals on the trek
- Water supply (boiled) after every dinner or breakfast
- Camping equipment (tent + mattress)
- Dining ten and cooking tent
- Tables and chairs camp
- Camping equipment and food for our porters
- First aid kit and medical oxygen
- Trekking price include government sales tax (19% as knpw IGV)
Not Included
- Alcoholic drinks
- Sleeping Bag
- Breakfast on the first day
- Tips for guide and camp staff.
| TOUR SCHEDULE & COST | ||
| DATE | TOUR | COST |
| Any day (April - November) |
KEROS NATIVE TREK |
Backpacker service (join a group) No applicable Private VIP service (private van) 2 participants US$ each 3-4 participants US$ each 5 to more participants US$ each |
| Discount 5%: South American Explorers Club Discount 10%: Members and Tour Operators only Students: US$5 discount only with valid green ISIC card |
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| Organized Groups: We offer private and any time departure | ||
| Group size: 6 participants per guide | ||
| We highly recommended to book space prior you arrive to Peru | ||
IMPORTANT:
Every night keep everything locked up in your tents to prevent any problems with robberies.>What You Need To Bring/Carry
- Backpack 65Lt
- Sleeping bag -5 Cº (can be hired from our office of Cusco, for US$3.00 usd per day)
- Rain jacket or poncho (December - April)
- Strong comfortable and waterproof footwear
- One complete change of clothing (you can afford to carry more changes of clothing if you hire a personal porters, see options below)
- Sweater and jacket (something warm)
- Bottle of water and purification tablets (Micropur are recommended and can be bought in local pharmacies in Cusco)
- Flashlight and batteries
- Hat or cap to protect you from the sun
- Sun block (sun protection cream)
- Insect repellent
- Toiletries, towel and toilet paper
- Selection of small snacks, chocolate, dried fruit, biscuits etc,
- Camera, plenty of film and spare batteries
- Swimsuit (if you plan on visiting the hot springs at Aguas Calientes after the trek)
- You also need to bring your original passport on the trail
- Optional: walking sticks or poles (rubber covers required in order not to damage the Inca Trail).
Porters Regarding porters who carry personal items. You will need to carry with you a daypack with your Camera, bottle of water, snacks, a fleece or something warm and a poncho in case of rain (unlikely in Dry season but as a precaution) and anything you will need before lunch as porters do not walk alongside you. Your bag will be waiting for you in your tent at campsites.
Best to put everything up to 18kgs in one backpack for the porter so that you don´t have 2 large backpacks in your tent. We can provide you with a big rice sack that is not heavy but also not water proof so use plastic bags around your gear. The porters have large ponchos to cover them and the bag.
