Salkantay Trek 3 Días a Machu Picchu por Glamping Sky Lodge Dome





Descripción
3 días en la montaña Salkantay, el lago Humantay y el tren desde Ollantaytambo a Machupicchu en las cúpulas del cielo Lo más destacado de Salkantay Trek a Machupicchu • Explore el lago Humantay • Sube al Paso Salkantay a 4600 metros de altura y observa el Sagrado Salkantay. • Caminata por un sendero del antiguo Inca Salkantay • Explora la ciudad sagrada de Machupicchu Punto de partida : Cusco - Lo recogemos de su hotel. Hora de salida: entre las 4:00 a.m. - 05:00 a.m. Punto de información: nuestro guía visitará su hotel 2 o 1 día antes de la caminata entre las 6:00 a 6:30 p.m. Punto de regreso: Cusco: nuestro conductor dejará su hotel o apartamento de Airbnb Calificación Física : 3 - Exigente: algunas caminatas a gran altitud o actividades más extenuantes, pero accesibles para la mayoría de los viajeros saludables
Opciones de la excursión
Itinerario
Lo recogemos de su hotel a las 4:30 a.m. para conducir durante aproximadamente 3 horas a Mollepata donde comenzamos nuestra caminata Salkantay. Tan pronto como estemos en mollepata mientras desayuna, el cocinero y el jinete empacarán todo el equipo de campamento y cosas de cocina y comenzamos a caminar las primeras 3 horas serán un poco cuesta arriba para llegar a Cruzpata donde almorzaremos con vistas panorámicas. de hermosas montañas cubiertas de nieve (Humantay; 4120m / 13500ft y Salkantay; 6271m / 20575ft): ¡solo el comienzo! Comenzaremos nuestra caminata Salkantay hacia Soraypampa, nuestro primer lugar para acampar Salkantay Trek (3800 m / 11750ft; el campamento más alto y frío del viaje) estaremos muy cerca del segundo nevado Salkantay más alto -montaña de Cusco.
Después de tomar nuestro desayuno Salkantay Trek comenzamos a caminar alrededor de las 6:30 am, porque este día nos tomará 4 horas cuesta arriba para llegar al punto más alto del Salkantay Trek (4650m / 15200ft) ubicado a medio camino entre 2 enormes montañas; Salkantay a la derecha y Tucarhuay a la izquierda. Desde el paso, las vistas de las 2 montañas cubiertas de nieve son increíbles. Existe la posibilidad de que nieve aquí. Después de un descanso y una foto grupal, estaremos de regreso en el mismo camino a Soraypampa donde almorzaremos y nos relajaremos, luego tomaremos el bus de regreso a Cusco y luego a Ollantaytambo para tomar el tren a aguas calientes y pasar la noche en Aguas. Calientes.
Día 3: Aguas Calientes – Machu Picchu – Ollantaytambo – Cusco Nos levantamos temprano en la mañana alrededor de las 4 am para luego a las 4:30 para tomar el desayuno y salir a caminar hasta Machupicchu, que toma una hora y media hasta Machupicchu, pero hay otra opción para tomar el primer autobús que sale a las 5:30 a. Machupicchu (duración de 25 minutos) para poder apreciar la magnífica ciudad a medida que sale el sol. Su guía le dará un recorrido a pie (aproximadamente 2 horas) y luego podrá explorar la misteriosa ciudad por su cuenta. Si todavía tienes energía también puedes escalar Huaynapicchu (2720m/8890ft)!!! Se tarda 45 minutos en llegar a la cima y después de disfrutar machupicchu hay que bajar a aguas calientes para tomar el tren de regreso a ollantaytambo y luego el bus de regreso a cusco. Comidas: Desayuno Distancia total: 4 km (aprox.) Tiempo estimado de caminata: 1- 2 horas Punto de máxima altitud: 2.700 m (aprox.)
Lo más destacado
Qué incluye
Lugares y horarios de recogida
Habrá una bandera donde nuestro pasajero pueda encontrarnos.
Valoraciones de viajeros
Información importante
- Hay asientos o sillas infantiles disponibles
- No se recomienda para viajeros con lesiones de la columna vertebral
- No es recomendable para embarazadas
- No se recomienda para viajeros con mala salud cardiovascular
- Los viajeros deben tener al menos un nivel de condición física medio
- 1 chaqueta de poliéster / vellón (cortavientos)
- 1 suéter ligero de poliéster / vellón
- 1 camiseta ligera de manga larga (opcional)
- 2-3 camisetas
- 1 poncho de lluvia (preferible) o impermeable
- 1 par de pantalones de viento / lluvia (Gore-tex o similar)
- 1 par de pantalones de algodón ligero (jeans holgados / caquis)
- 1 pantalón ligero de vellón
- Desgaste de pies y manos
- 4 pares de calcetines de lana o sintéticos
- 1 par de botas de trekking (usadas)
- 1 par de guantes de lana o vellón
- 1 gorro de lana o vellón
- 1 sombrero para el sol
- 1 par de gafas de sol que proporcionan una buena protección UV
- Diverso
- 1 saco de dormir (clasificado a -11 C / 12 F)
- 1 mochila buena (día)
- 2 bastones para caminar
- 1 faro (preferible) o linterna
- 1 navaja de bolsillo
- 1 botella de agua
- Pastillas esterilizadoras de agua (Micropur)
- Bloqueador solar
- 1 bálsamo labial (spf 16)
- Repelente de insectos
- Toalla y jabon
- Kit de aseo
- Papel higiénico
- Medicinas personales
- Cámara y tarjetas de memoria adicionales
- Batería de repuesto para tu cámara
- Prismáticos
Opiniones(19)
We had an amazing time doing this trek! Our guide Fernando was the best guide! He was super helpful, organized, knowledgeable about the trek and made the experience incredibly fun. Fernando was also a great communicator, making sure everyone knew the plan and that we got to our next destination safely. Amaru, our other guide was also great and super friendly and patience while we trekked down the mountain. The domes are beautiful! Overall I had an amazing time and am so happy I did the trek!
This trip was amazing!!! I enjoyed every second of it. Fernando was an amazing lead guide who helped me every step of the way and made sure I was always comfortable. Amaru was an excellent guide as well who helped us trek down and get to our next accommodations. The food was delicious and the domes were really cool! I’m so grateful and so happy we did this 3 day trek!!!
Jose was a great guide! We would never chosen to get up before dawn to go to the overlook of Machu Picchu but that is the value of an experienced guide! As the sun rose over the Andes, we had the opportunity to witness the clouds part revealing the ancient Inca ruins long before the site was mobbed with tourists. It was truly one of the most incredible experiences of my life! Jose was also a patient encourager as we made the difficult Salkantay Trek. An experience of a lifetime!
Excellent experience, highly recommended, guide José Luis a very clear phenomenon in the information and very attentive in all the details.
Initially, we had planned to embark on the Salkantay Trek, but the inclement weather conditions rendered it unsafe. Fortunately, we were offered an alternative tour to Lares trek, which proved to be an exceptional experience. Our guide was outstanding, providing us with excellent care and ensuring our safety throughout the journey. We highly recommend this tour to anyone visiting the area and strongly suggest requesting Fernando as your guide.
Initially, we planned for the Salkantay Trek but there were landslides due to heavy rainfall. So, we instead did the Huchuy Qosqo Trek which was really amazing and lead us through beautiful mountains, canyons and the Sacred Valley. A huge shoutout to our guide, Fernando, who was absolutely fantastic. His knowledge of the Inca trails, history, and local culture made the experience even more meaningful. He was patient, encouraging, and always made sure we were comfortable and enjoying ourselves. Our cook, Armando, was a true magician! Every meal exceeded expectations – fresh, delicious, and just what we needed after long hiking days. From hearty breakfasts to incredible dinners, he kept our energy levels high and our stomachs happy. And of course, the porters – the real heroes of the trek! Their strength and dedication were beyond impressive. They carried all the essentials, set up our camps flawlessly, and always had a warm smile despite the tough conditions. Their hard work made our experience smooth and enjoyable. If you're considering a trek, do it! You’ll be in excellent hands with Fernando, Armando, and the amazing porter team. Highly recommended!
We did the Lares Trek, which was an alternative option because we wanted to do the Salkantay Trek, but the rain didn't allow it. We didn't regret it, though, because it was a really beautiful and lovely experience. We met Andean villages and people with our guide Fernando, who was a very pleasant and knowledgeable person about all these places. We're very grateful to Fernando and Quechuas company for this unforgettable experience.
We've just finished the Lares Trek, a great alternative to the classic Inca Trail and Salkantay which often has issues during the rainy season. It was a beautiful experience, with stunning landscapes and a phenomenal guide, Fernando, who led us safely to Machu Picchu. We highly recommend Ketchup Expeditions and guide Fernando, who is an outstanding person. Five stars!
In February, we completed the Lares Trek, which was a truly unforgettable experience. The trek offered breathtaking views and environments, making it an ideal option for visiting Machu Picchu during the rainy season. Our guide, Fernando, was exceptional - professional, knowledgeable, and fluent in Quechua and English which greatly facilitated our interactions with local villages and Andean communities. We are deeply grateful for the experience.
We had a fantastic tour with our guide José, who put a lot of effort into it and was able to explain everything about the tour perfectly - despite the rainy weather (which we were also told in advance quite transparently) the tour was great planned. The highlight was Machu Picchu, where José gave us an enormous amount of information. The food, the communication, the guide and also the accommodation at the salkantay trek were great. Only the accommodation in Aguas Calientes was a bit run down for the price (but ok for a short night). The organization worked great, we didn't have to worry about anything. Therefore, gladly back in the wedding in even better weather.



