The one classic trek sold as premium: eight trekkers at most, a four-person tent for every two hikers, a dining tent, a toilet tent and the sleeping bag, mattress and walking sticks included. It costs $1,499 per person, needs two travellers and has no reviews yet.
PermitsThe listing asks you to contact the operator before booking, because permits are limited. At checkout on 29 September, 1 November was open for two adults.
Three start slots from 4:30 AM · English or Spanish guide · chef and assistant chef · dining, kitchen and toilet tents. Two adults paid $2,998 together; one adult cannot book.
Checked at checkout on GetYourGuide, 29 Sep 2026. The partner's calendar is the price on the day you book.
On the Inca Trail every group camps at the same sites, so premium buys space and service: eight people instead of sixteen, twice the tent, a toilet tent, a dining tent and a chef. At $1,499 each it is almost twice our pick.
In numbersThe listing has no reviews yet, so these answers come from the operator.
Every classic trek walks the same 42–46 km from Km 82, and the hard part is the same for everyone: day two climbs to Warmiwañusca at 4 215 m, and nights at the high camps drop to about 3 °C in the dry season. Spend two or three days in Cusco first.
Citadel ticketSince 2026 the trail permit no longer includes every part of Machu Picchu; each listing says which circuit you enter. This one: Circuit 1 B with tour.
The group of eight, a four-person tent for every two hikers, a toilet tent, a dining tent with a chef and an assistant, and the sleeping bag, mattress and walking sticks included.
No. The listing needs two travellers; two adults paid $1,499 each for 1 November at checkout on 29 September.
Yes, up to 24 hours before for a full refund, according to the checkout on 29 September.
No. Inca Trail campsites are shared by every operator. Premium changes the tent, the group and the service, not the site.
The listing says permits are limited and asks you to get in touch before booking.
For a group of eight and included sleeping gear, it can be. The small-group trek caps at ten for $823 each for two, with the sleeping gear also included but no toilet tent.
Your passport, warm clothing, a hat, sunscreen, rain gear, insect repellent, water, snacks and a day pack, according to the listing.
The listing says it is not suitable for travellers over 127 kg (280 lb).
Updated 29 Sep 2026 · listing prices as of 28 Sep 2026, checkout prices checked on GetYourGuide 26–29 Sep 2026.
