Premium Sacred Valley Tours in Peru
Discover our hand-crafted, small-group itineraries for sacred valley tours. Guided by local specialists with 100% native heritage, certified logistics, and flexible booking guarantees.
All-Inclusive Expeditions
What is Included in Your Tour
Professional Guiding Team
Fully licensed, bilingual guides trained in Andean archaeology, history, astronomy, and wilderness first-response protocols.
All Entry & Transit Permits
Includes official tickets for the Inca Trail, Machu Picchu archeological sites, and return train/bus transfers.
Chef Catered Meals
Daily fresh breakfast, buffet-style hot lunch, afternoon tea, and a three-course dinner cooked in camp by our specialized chefs.
First-Class Camping Equipment
High-end four-season tents (capacity 3, used for 2 for space), cozy foam mattresses, clean dining tents, and private toilet facilities.
Complete Porter Support
Porters handle all cooking gear, camp setting, and carry up to 7kg of your personal luggage in specialized dry duffel bags.
Elite Safety Kit
Supplemental oxygen cylinders, advanced first-aid packages, emergency evacuation logistics, and satellite radio transceivers.
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Frequently Asked Questions
The dry season from May to September is the best time to trek in the Andes. The wet season runs from November to April, with February being the wettest month (note that the classic Inca Trail is closed in February for annual maintenance).
Yes, all our tours include official permits for the Inca Trail, entrance tickets to Machu Picchu, and standard train/bus transfers as specified in the detailed itinerary. There are no hidden fees.
Our guides are fully certified in wilderness first aid and carry supplemental oxygen tanks on all high-altitude treks. We highly recommend arriving in Cusco 2 to 3 days prior to your trek to acclimatize properly, drinking plenty of water, and avoiding heavy meals or alcohol on your first day.
We require a flexible booking deposit to secure non-refundable permits and train tickets. Date changes are permitted free of charge up to 30 days before departure, subject to permit availability. Cancellations are subject to our terms and conditions depending on how close they are to the departure date.
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