good afternoon what you have to see is the safety of your trip not the cost that I know oki doqui is not an operator agency does not have the operator license that is what you have to see my agency offers you security and security, that's why my cost is a minimum of 380 dollars for you Thank you

Bonjour pas de soucis pour reserver sur place mais allez y toute de même 2-3 jours a l'avance. Les prix seront effectivement les mêmes. Profitez bien de ce superbe trek 😊

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My girlfriend and I are athletic and a little bit adventurous so we tackled the Salkantay trail alone. This is definitely possible. We booked an AirBnb in Cusco and the owner let us leave some of our stuff there for the week that we were gone. In town you can rent all the equipment that you will need. We rented bigger backpacks, tents, liners, and cooking tools. All in all we probably spent about 200 dollars total for the two of us including the food we bought for the trip. The route is super clearly marked which makes it almost impossible to get lost. You will see other people along the way who you can ask for directions as well. You will not have many things you can buy along the route but we did find a few places selling water, sodas, and snacks. We also drank some fresh water from the mountains and streams. This may be a little risky to you, but you can always boil it first if you want. Anyways, doing the trail alone is possible, just be warned it is physical and will take a week to finish and get to Machu Picchu and back to Cusco.

Bonjour, J'ai réservé mon trek pour 23-28 juin 210 dollar / personnes car accès au Huayna fichu + nuit supplémentaire à Aguias Calientes. Nous avons du envoyé 60 dollars par personne via western union, nous paierons le reste sur place. Pour le Huayna il faut réserver 4 mois à l'avance, pour seulement le Machu 1 mois à l'avance. SI vous prenez seulement le Machu il vous faudra envoyer copie de passeports à OKI doki et envoyé 35 dollars par personne via Western Union. Le reste sur place , le tout 200 dollars Oki doki est la meilleure agence et la moins chère je pense pour réserver depuis l'étranger, 200 dollars par personne étant un prix très raisonnable

bonjour, nous lavons fait en solo, l'option guide est pr moi du foutage de gueule. vous etes déposé en 4 4 à 2 h de marche du camp , histoire de dire que vous marchez...le deuxième jr vous passez le col. magnifique..le troisième jrs vs marchez sur une piste alors qu'un sentier magnifique passe en face ...puis vs faites du 4 4 et raté la plus belle jrnee du trek ou vs avez la possibilité de dormir en face du matchu...mais ca les tour operator ne le propose pas...le matchu pitchu. sans guide et le matin a 5 h a pied...a faire la montana pitchu...tôt , il fait chaud. le colca evitez les tour également ...achetez le livre de trek de Vincent geus sur le perou, vs aurez ttes les infos..bon voyage!

Hi, i booked in advance, but paid a different amount to other people who booked in advance as all the people in my group had booked through different ways. There were also some guys who booked in Cusco a few days before the trek so either option would work. In general I figured out that if you book in advance you will pay a bit more but will have peace of mind that you have a place and have the passes for Machu Picchu etc, but i didn't hear anyone having prolems booking in Cusco a few days before. As for the weather, it will probably be around 20-25 during the day unless you have cloud cover, at night it could get near to freezing, but the tents etc were warm enough if you have enough warm kit. Enjoy! Machu Picchu is the perfect reward for doing this trek.

I did the Salkantay Trek, this experience was truly once in a lifetime. Seeing Machu Picchu was obviously incredible, the salkantay trek to Machu Picchu is a spectacular Andean hike, complete with high peaks, snowcapped mountains and tropical valleys. During the trek you will likely have stunning views of the massive glacier of Salkantay and her sister peaks. If you are travelling to Peru anytime soon, make sure to sign up for this trail!

Definitely take a hose...the second day will kill your legs if you aren't that fit. You still have about 3 hours to go back (and you can't ride a horse on the way back). Not a problem if you've never been on a horse before, there will be a guide always with you....as long as you're not scared of heights and of your horse going very close to the edges....