Housed in a 500-year old mansion, the exquisite Palacio del Inka is located in the historic center of Cusco, just a five-minute walk from the main square. The rooms are beautifully appointed, decorated with Peruvian art, handcrafted furnishings and modern conveniences and comforts, such as LED TV, high-speed Internet access, and comfortable beds.

Nestled in the Andean valley of Soraypampa, Salkantay Lodge is designed as a harmonious blend of nature and comfort. The lodge has 12 guest rooms with private facilities, an expansive living area and bar, and a separate dining room. Enjoy mountain views from the large outside Jacuzzi and star gaze around the fire pit at night.

This charming lodge with six lovely guestrooms is managed with care by a local family, giving it the feeling of a private mountain home. Feast on Peruvian fare cooked in the kitchen's impressive wood oven and enjoy candlelit dinners at night. Take a welcome dip in the courtyard Jacuzzi, and admire views of the mountains and cloud forest.

Perched on a bluff across from a local village, this adobe lodge has lovely views of green hills and rolling fields. Relax in one of the six guestrooms or the large public areas that open onto the grass. While you're there, take a tour of the orchid garden and unwind in the relaxing outdoor Jacuzzi.

Located at the head of the Inca trail, this elegant lodge sits amid avocado and coffee orchards and has six comfortable rooms with private bathrooms. Soak in the outdoor Jacuzzi or relax in the large circular living room. The walls of windows in the sitting area and dining room showcase the grandeur of the rainforest.

A village in its own right, Inkaterra Machu Picchu comprises 83 whitewashed casitas set among 12 acres of cloud forest complete with terraced hills, waterfalls, and lush gardens. The individual casitas feature inviting beds and rustically elegant decor. Diners in the first-class restaurant can indulge in Peruvian cuisine with a modern twist, while admiring views over the Vilcanota River.

Housed in a 500-year old mansion, the exquisite Palacio del Inka is located in the historic center of Cusco, just a five-minute walk from the main square. The rooms are beautifully appointed, decorated with Peruvian art, handcrafted furnishings and modern conveniences and comforts, such as LED TV, high-speed Internet access, and comfortable beds.

MT Sobek has been bringing travelers to Peru for over 40 years, and our expertise and local knowledge is second to none.

Our popular Inn-to-Inn itinerary was selected as one of National Geographic Traveler's "Tours of a Lifetime."

Enjoy the challenge of a high-altitude trek with the full support of our staff and the comfort of well-appointed lodges.

Moderate to strenuous high-altitude hiking from 3 to 8 hours a day, following the Salkantay Trail.

Nightly stays in comfortable, well-appointed lodges, adobe casitas, and luxurious hotels - no camping required.

April through October expect to see mostly sunny days followed by cooler nights and the possibility of morning frost. In December expect periodic showers.

Best time is during the dry season April to October. November & March are also a good option with only occasional showers.

All trails are well maintained but may sometimes include steep, rocky or even muddy terrain. You can expect to cross sections of the Inca Trail in addition to beautiful valleys, mountain passes and cloud forest.

They are cozy 6-room mountain lodges, each designed with traditional Incan building techniques, comfortable goose down-bedding, and outdoor Jacuzzi.

You will only have to carry a day pack for each day's hike. Your duffel will meet you upon arrival at each lodge.

Purified water will be provided during your trek.

We suggest an additional day of acclimatization in Cusco before your trek.

Yes! Ask one of our Trip Consultants or Adventure Coordinators about our pre- or post-trip extension options:

Highlights of Lima (3 days/2 nights)
Paracas and the Nazca Lines (3 days/2 nights)
Peruvian Amazon at Tambopata (4 days/3 nights)