View allWe loved the Quarry trail, the scenery is breathtaking and it is far less crowded than the classic Inca trail.
Julie, traveled in October
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- Platinum Operator
- Intrepid Travel
- Active
- Thrilling adventures designed to keep you moving
- Group Tour
- Join a group and forge lifelong friendships
- Fully Guided
- An experienced guide will be with you for the entire tour
- High Intensity
- Travelers should be in very good physical condition and expect continuous demanding activities
- Guided in English
- Group Size 12 - 16
- Ages 15+
Places You’ll See
Highlights
- Follow in the footsteps of Joan and Jessica
- Toast to your "Tour the World" adventure with a pisco sour
- Delve into culture and spend time with a local community
- Admire the sunrise from above the clouds in the Andes
- Reward yourself with a photo of legendary Machu Picchu
- Fall asleep to the sounds of the jungle in the Amazon
Itinerary
- Introduction
- Day 1 Lima
- Day 2 Cusco
- Day 3 Ollantaytambo
- Day 4 Inca Trail
- Day 5 Inca Trail
- Day 6 Inca Trail
- Day 7 Cusco
- Day 8 Cusco
- Day 9 Amazon Jungle
- Day 10 Amazon Jungle
- Day 11 Lima
- Day 12 Lima
What's Included
- Accommodation
- Guide
- Meals
- Additional Services
- Transport
- Free eSIMTourRadar offers the lead traveler (the person who booked) a free 1GB eSIM for the trip. The eSIM is redeemable only through the TourRadar app 72 hours before departure.
What's Not Included
- Flights
- Insurance
- Optional
- Additional Services
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Intrepid Travel
Number of tours
1,037
Age Range
5 to 99 years old
Response time
9 hours
Response rate
80%
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Customer Reviews
- Overall RatingExcellent
- ItineraryExcellent
- GuideExcellent
- TransportExcellent
- AccommodationExcellent
- FoodExcellent
- Ray and· January 27th, 20221. Leon de Oro hotel in Lima was not good. Did not pick us up at the airport as requested. Instant coffee packets for breakfast. Loud air condtioner, no hot water. Front desk was on the rude side. When I asked for an extra night they wanted $84 when the online price was $33. The location was not a nice area. 2. Leo was very nice and knowledgeable but the excursion to downtown felt rushed, we were crammed onto a public bus in high covid season. The tour guide did not join us in the catacombs and the the only language spoken was Spanish. The churros were delicious but we had to eat on the run to keep up with him. 3. All my wife's plane and train tickets were issued with the wrong name. Intrepid argued with us for days, blaming us, before making the needed changes. 4. Edwind was great. Extremely knowledgeable. Sometimes maybe a little too much information. The non hiking tour did not have much substance other than Machu Picchu itself and the one day we traveled to some ruins near Cusco. We had to request exploring Ollantaytambo and pay extra for it. We really enjoyed the meal we had at local home restaurant in Cusco. 5. The hotel in Cusco was nice, warm showers, very clean, great location, good breakfasts. The hotel in Ollantaytambo was nice also. The lodge in the Amazon jungle was also very cool and nice. 6. Victor was great, Extremely knowledgeable about the jungle. We saw many cool animals and had a lot of interesting experiences. 7. We weren't allowed to hike up Wynapicchu because of Intrepid rules. So the worst of it, we feel was caused by Intrepid themselves. The hotel in Lima, the train and plane tickets, their attitude, their restrictions.Show more
Intrepid Travel commented on this reviewHi Joanne and Ray. We’re very disappointed to read of the numerous issues you encountered on this trip. Thank you for providing such detailed feedback so that we may better investigate events with our Sales teams and our Operations team in Peru. We’d... Show moreTrip date: January 2022 - Julia· January 2nd, 2019Smithie was an amazing guide. I personally did...Show moreIntrepid Travel commented on this reviewHi Julia, It is great to hear your leader Smithie was amazing.... Shame about the Amazon but I am really pleased to hear that the trek was an incredible and unforgettable experience..... Wheres next?Trip date: December 2018
- MDMichelle· December 1st, 2018Exceptional tour. Our guides and porters made...Show moreTrip date: November 2018
- Grace· December 1st, 2018Everything was great except for no hot shower...Show moreTrip date: November 2018
- Julie· October 27th, 2018Absolutely loved this tour.We missed out on...Show more
Trip date: September 2018
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- From Wednesday26 Nov, 2025To Sunday7 Dec, 2025EnglishAlmost Sold OutCheck the availability with the operatorDeparture on requestFrom:NZ $4,730 per personMultiple Room Types
- -10%From Saturday29 Nov, 2025To Wednesday10 Dec, 2025EnglishFilling FastCheck the availability with the operatorDeparture on requestFrom:$4,795NZ $4,316 per personMultiple Room Types
- From Saturday6 Dec, 2025To Wednesday17 Dec, 2025EnglishAlmost Sold OutCheck the availability with the operatorDeparture on requestFrom:NZ $4,585 per personMultiple Room Types
- -15%From Monday8 Dec, 2025To Friday19 Dec, 2025EnglishFilling FastCheck the availability with the operatorDeparture on requestFrom:$4,585NZ $3,897 per personMultiple Room Types
- -10%From Saturday13 Dec, 2025To Wednesday24 Dec, 2025EnglishFilling FastCheck the availability with the operatorDeparture on requestFrom:$4,690NZ $4,221 per personMultiple Room Types
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What our customers ask about this tour
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Dennis
Asked on July 29th, 2025Will you be running this tour in April 2026?
Intrepid TravelOperator•Written July 2025Yes, we do have departures scheduled for April 2026 and you can check out the departures in our trip website.
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Dennis
Traveler•Written July 2025Hi, we looked on the website and there were no dates showing for this tour or any prices?
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Dennis
Traveler•Written July 2025Sometime between 7th April 2026 and 26th April 2026.
- Intrepid TravelOperator•Written July 2025
I can confirm that this trip will be running in 2026 and we have a few dates available for your time frame in April. I have contacted TourRadar to check on why the dates are not reflecting on their website but this is is fixed we will notify you.
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Charles
Asked on July 22nd, 2024I would like to know if I can do my flight separately? Or can I modify the departure date/location to accommodate my retreat time?
- Intrepid TravelOperator•Written July 2024
Since this itinerary is sold as a package we wont be able to remove any of the included portions but we could ask our team to see if its possible for your return flight back to Lima to be moved. Instead of having the flight from the Amazon Jungle back to Lima they could check to see if we can do Cusco to Lima instead for the date you need and then you would just need to organize a flight from the Amazon to Cusco yourself.
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Jack
Asked on March 20th, 2024Would like to know the hotels for this tour.
- Intrepid TravelOperator•Written March 2024
Expect 3-star accommodation on average. Hotels include: Lima - Arawi Miraflores Express Hotel, Cuzco - Awkis Dream Hotel, Ollantaytambo - Tunupa Lodge Hotel, Inca Trail - Camping, Quarry Trek - Camping and Continental Hotel, Amazon - Cayman Lodge.
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Becky
Asked on January 5th, 2024My wife and I have minor mobility issues. Hiking the trail would be challenging. If I read the description correctly we can skip the hike and take a train/ bus to Machu picu. Is that correct.
- Intrepid TravelOperator•Written January 2024
You can either take the quarry option or train option. when you are making the booking you need to let us know which option you wish to go ahead.
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Annie
Asked on December 8th, 2023What month is best to travel to the amazon
- Intrepid TravelOperator•Written December 2023
Peru is a year-round destination for travellers, but the dry/winter season – between May and September – is generally the most popular time for trekking. This is when the nights are cooler and there are often wildflowers in bloom along the trail. June and July are the most popular months to visit Peru, so expect long lines and a lot of people; consider visiting in the shoulder seasons to avoid the crowds. The rainy season runs from November to March, although taking a waterproof jacket at any time of year will come in handy for hikes.
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Daniel
Asked on February 16th, 2023What are the demographics for this tour? and how many solo travellers?
- Intrepid TravelOperator•Written February 2023
This tour is open to travellers ages 15+. The age range of travelers booked and the number of solo travelers can vary for every departure.
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Marlene
Asked on September 23rd, 2022Is there an additional charge for solo travel and can you book as solo and change to double occupancy?
- Intrepid TravelOperator•Written November 2022
We do not have an additional charge for solo travel. The listed price is per adult in a twin share room; Solo Travellers who choose this option will be allocated a room with someone of the same gender. A single supplement is available if you'd prefer not to share a room on this trip. The additional cost to have your own room is from $375. The single supplement excludes Days 9 and 10 (Amazon Jungle), where you will be in shared accommodation and is subject to availability. You can book with a single supplement and change to twin share and vice versa. There might be a fee for cancelling the single supplement, depending on when you're making the change.
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Pam
Asked on July 18th, 2022Are there Inca Trail permits still available for the tour departing on the 15th of October?
- Intrepid TravelOperator•Written July 2022
There currently seem to be permits left. These are issued on a first come, first serve basis. The only way to confirm if we can get you the permits would be to request these as soon as possible.
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Kristin
Asked on April 10th, 2019Does the tour price include an Inca Trail permit?
- Intrepid TravelOperator•Written April 2019
No, however, Intrepid can arrange this for you. Please be aware that due to government regulations and the popularity of hiking the Inca Trail, permits do sell out months in advance.
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Tanya
Asked on April 10th, 2019Are any vaccines required?
- Intrepid TravelOperator•Written April 2019
We recommend you contact a medical professional for the most up to date and accurate information. TourRadar cannot legally give medical advice and we want you to be well prepared for your trip of a lifetime!
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