Follow these simple steps to secure your Sacred Valley adventure quickly and securely:

1. Click "BOOK NOW": Find this button on our tour page, and it will direct you to our secure booking platform on WeTravel.
2. Choose your travel date: Select your desired experience date from the calendar.
3. Select your private package: Choose the option that fits your group size (Solo Traveler, Intimate Duo, Small Friends & Family, etc.).
4. Choose your payment method: Decide whether you want to pay only the deposit (to secure your booking) or the full payment upfront.
5. Complete traveler information: It is VERY IMPORTANT that you enter the full names and surnames of each participant exactly as they appear on their passport or national ID document. Fill in all required fields with accurate information.
6. Proceed to secure payment: Complete your transaction using your bank account (US Checking Account) or your credit/debit card (Visa, Mastercard, American Express). WeTravel uses high-security encryption to protect your data.
7. Receive your instant confirmation: Upon completing the payment, you will immediately receive a confirmation email from WeTravel with your transaction receipt at the email address you registered.
8. Send your documents (Crucial Step): Within the next few hours, you will receive a second email from our Peru Reservations team. So we can purchase your tickets with the correct names, we will kindly ask you to reply to that email attaching a clear photo of the data page of your passport (or ID). This is optional but highly recommended to ensure accuracy.

Need help during the process?
Our team is here to support you. If you have any questions or issues, contact us immediately:

WhastApp: +51 969 373 000
WhatsApp: +51 958 748 089
Email: info@peru-reservations.com
Email: perureservations1@gmail.com

Your booking will be secured and confirmed within a maximum of 48 hours! We will maintain communication with you to remind you of the details and the countdown to your trip.

Our goal is to be fair and transparent. For cancellations made by the client, the following conditions apply:
Cancellation with 30 or more days' notice: 50% of the deposit (initial payment) will be refunded.
Cancellation with 29 or fewer days' notice: No refund is available for the deposit or full payment.
Non-Refundable Services: Due to their nature, some services such as the Inca Trail, train tickets, and flight tickets are not eligible for a refund under any circumstances once issued.

Force Majeure: We will not issue refunds for interruptions or cancellations due to weather conditions, natural disasters, strikes, pandemics, or other events beyond our control. In these cases, we will work with you to reschedule services where possible.

It is the client's responsibility to have <b>travel insurance</b> that covers cancellations for personal, medical, or force majeure reasons. The client must provide truthful information and present the required documentation (passport, permits for minors, etc.) for the tour.

To review the full Terms and Conditions, including privacy policies and responsibilities, please click in <b>Terms and conditions</b>.

No, there is no electricity available at the campsites on Day 1 and Day 2. You will only be able to charge your devices once we reach the hotel in Aguas Calientes on Day 3. We strongly recommend bringing a high-capacity power bank (portable charger) to keep your phone and camera running.

Tipping is a tradition in Peru and highly appreciated by the staff, though voluntary. As a general guideline per hiker:
• Porters/Horsemen: 40–60 Soles
• Chef: 60–80 Soles
• Guide: The amount is entirely up to your discretion based on performance.
Please bring small bills (Soles) for this.

You cannot take your large suitcases on the hike. You should store your main luggage at your hotel in Cusco (most offer free storage) or at our Peru Reservations office. You will only take the duffle bag we provide (max 7kg) and your daypack.

Yes. From the first lunch onwards, we provide boiled and cooled water which is perfectly safe to drink. We do this to reduce plastic waste, so you must bring your own reusable water bottles or hydration bladder (Camelbak) to refill at meal times.

Our groups are accompanied by emergency horses. If you feel exhausted or are struggling with the altitude, you can ride a horse for difficult sections of the trail to recover your strength. Your safety is our priority.