Machu Picchu - Revisit - Private Tour - Min. 2 People

Revisit Machu Picchu

We include your Bus, Entrance Tickets, Lunch, and Private Guide.  Ticketsfor climbing either Huayna Picchu or Apu Machu Picchu are included (subject toavailability).

Private Guided Tours of Machu Picchu.  You may start at Dawn or as you wish.  All tours are included - you are only limited by your time and energy.

• Inti Punku (Sun Gate) (2 Hours round trip) - Inti Punku the Sun Gate marks the entrance to Machu Picchu. It is a one hour uphill hike to the southeast of the Sanctuary, climbing more than 300 meters. 
  The hike is on the original Inca trail and is paved with Inca stones.
• Apu Machu Picchu (4 to 5 Hours Roundtrip) - The hike to the summit of Apu Machu Picchu is 2 ½ hours and can be quite steep in places. This trail, accessed from Machu Picchu, joins parts of the Inca trail leading to the Sun Gate before climbing to the mountain's highest point. From there, enjoy the view of soaring eagles as well as Machu Picchu and other significant ruins in the area, such as Putukusi, Huayna Picchu, Salkantay mountain and the Vilcanota River view.  This is a breath-taking hike, lot of orchids along the way, birds in the bushy areas, and with every stop the view is gets better and better. The climb is 600 meters uphill, so a reasonable level of fitness is required.

 *** Access to Apu Machu Picchu tickets need to be purchased in advance by us.  Access is 07:00 –11:00.  Please ask to have these tickets included in your tour***

• Inka Bridge (Bridge 1 Hour Round Trip) - This hike is to the south west of Machu Picchu, a nice original trail that overlooks the Aobamba valley and the Hydroelectric plant. This Inca Bridge is a part of a mountain trail that heads west from Machu Picchu. The trail is a stone path, part of which is cut into a cliff face. A twenty-foot gap was left in this section of the carved cliff face, over a 1,900 feet drop that could be bridged with two tree trunks.  When the tree trunks were removed then the trail became impassable to outsiders. The path is narrow and paved with original Inca stones.

• Huayna Picchu (3 - 4 Hours) - (Huayna Picchu or Young Peak) is the mountain you see behind Machu
  Picchu. The mountain is steep, but stone steps are laid along most of the way and where the mountain is steeper you will find steel cables used as handrails. For fit people it is not a difficult climb. Very Limited Access! Only 400 people are allowed to hike Huayna Picchu each day.  You have to sign in at the entrance
  gate. The first 200 numbers are released at 7:00am, and are often gone in less than an hour on busier days. The second 200 are available at 10:00am.

 ***You must inform us in advance to have space for this hike***