6-Nights Peru Hiking & Walking Tour
Available Dates
3/22/2026
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1/6/2028
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Call for pricing
Additional Inclusions
- All breakfasts, six lunches, five dinners
- Expertise and services of our experienced Trip Leaders
- Snacks and beverages between meals
- Additional guides and experts from the region on many trips
- Van shuttles to support a variety of route options
- Comprehensive Travel Planner with detailed pre-trip information
- Private guided tours at museums, historic sites, wineries and other select attractions as noted in the Travel Planner
- All gratuities at hotels and restaurants
- Special events, including wine tastings and other select attractions as mentioned in the Travel Planner
- On biking and multi-adventure trips, use of fully equipped Backroads titanium bike plus helmet and accessories
- Trailercycles, carriers, and kid-sized helmets for Family Trips
- Equipment and experienced guides for kayaking, rafting, snorkeling, sailing and canoeing as described
- Park and other entry fees
- Fares for trains, ferries and other modes of travel as listed in the Travel Planner
- Select coach transfers
- Baggage transfers and porterage
Vacation Highlights:
- Hike a section of the renowned Inca Trail, entering Machu Picchu for the first time through the ancient Sun Gate
- Sink into luxury at our extraordinary retreats—from a serene garden resort in the Sacred Valley, to exquisite Andean-style casitas tucked in the cloud forest, to a regal former palace in the heart of Cusco
- Our knowledgeable local guide brings each kilometer to life with fascinating history and insider stories
- Explore the citadel of Sacsayhuamán, the fortress of Ollantaytambo and more spectacular Inca sites
- Savor Peru’s modern culture and cuisine in cooking lessons, intimate village visits and more
Cuzco (Cusco)
Aguas Calientes (Peru)
Urubamba
Sacred Valley, Cusco & Machu Picchu
Machu Picchu has a certain gravity. It pulls you onward at every step. But as you hike between lacy salt springs, through fields of quinoa and along terraced mountainsides, you realize: it was always about the journey.
Machu Picchu has a certain gravity. It pulls you onward at every step. But as you hike between lacy salt springs, through fields of quinoa and along terraced mountainsides, you realize: it was always about the journey.