Trip Itinerary
TRIP ITINERARY
Cusco → Santa Teresa → Zipline in Lucmabamba → Cocalmayo Hot Springs → Overnight at Sky Star Domes
The Llactapata Trek begins at the Machu Picchu Team office in Cusco, located at Portal Nuevo 270, Plaza Regocijo — one block from the Plaza de Armas — at 6:30 am, where you’ll meet your guide and group. From there, private transportation takes you on a scenic 5-hour drive to Santa Teresa, passing through a variety of stunning Andean ecosystems.
Upon arrival in Santa Teresa around 1:00 pm, your guide will take you to a local restaurant for lunch. Afterward, you’ll board local transport for a short 30-minute ride to Lucmabamba for an exhilarating zipline adventure: five cables running mountain to mountain, plus a 300-meter-long suspension bridge set nearly 500 meters above the ground. The activity lasts approximately 1.5 to 2 hours and is one of the trek’s unforgettable highlights.
From there, a 30-minute drive takes you to the famous Cocalmayo Hot Springs in Santa Teresa, where you can relax in the thermal pools for a couple of hours, surrounded by serene mountain views.
The day concludes with a 45-minute drive to the Sky Star Domes, where you’ll spend the night in panoramic glass domes under a canopy of stars — a magical and unique way to close out day one.
Day 1 Summary
- Departure from Cusco: 6:30 am
- Driving time: approx. 6 hours (Cusco – Santa Teresa – Lucmabamba)
- Elevation of Santa Teresa: 1,500 masl
Day 1 Inclusions
- Transportation from Cusco to Santa Teresa
- Transportation to the zipline, hot springs, and lodge
- Meals: lunch and dinner
- Zipline activity: 5 cables + 1 suspension bridge
- Accommodation: Sky Star Domes at the Lucmabamba lodge
- Hot springs entrance
- Tour guide for the full day
- Horse/porter transport for your 7 kg duffel bag
Overnight at Lucmabamba: Your accommodation for the night is in our exclusive Sky Star Domes at the Lucmabamba lodge, offering 360° views of the surrounding nature. Each dome is equipped with sleeping pads, pillows, and ambient lighting.
Lucmabamba Star Domes → Coffee Tour → Llactapata Trek → Hidroeléctrica → Aguas Calientes
Day 2 begins early, with a wake-up call at 5:30 am and breakfast at 6:00 am. Afterward, you’ll visit a local family to learn about coffee production — Lucmabamba is known for producing some of the finest coffee in the Cusco region. During this 30–45 minute tour, you’ll learn about cultivation, harvesting, and roasting, followed by a fresh coffee tasting.
From there, you’ll start the Llactapata Inca Trail hike, a 12-kilometer original Inca path involving approximately 3 hours of uphill walking. Upon reaching the Llactapata ruins, you’ll be rewarded with a unique perspective of Machu Picchu in the distance, while your guide shares the history and significance of the site.
The hike then continues downhill to Hidroeléctrica, a descent of about 2 hours, where a hearty lunch awaits.
From Hidroeléctrica, a mostly flat 3-hour hike follows the train tracks to Aguas Calientes, surrounded by lush vegetation and Andean scenery. On arrival, your guide will walk you to your hotel to rest.
Around 7:00 pm, the group gathers for dinner at a local restaurant featuring regional cuisine. Afterward, you’ll have time to rest and prepare for the following day’s visit to Machu Picchu.
Day 2 Summary
- Difficulty level: Challenging
- Hiking distance: 24 km (approx. 15 miles)
- Trekking duration: 8 to 9 hours
- Maximum altitude: 2,700 meters at Llactapata
- Aguas Calientes elevation: 2,000 meters above sea level
- Weather: Hot
- Good to know: Day 2 combines a journey through Inca history at the Llactapata archaeological site with a scenic descent through the Amazon cloud forest, surrounded by untouched nature
Day 2 Inclusions
- Meals included: breakfast, lunch, and dinner
- Accommodation: hotel in Aguas Calientes
- Transport of your duffel bag (7 kg)
- Guide for the entire trek
Overnight in Aguas Calientes: Tonight you’ll rest in the town of Machu Picchu (Aguas Calientes) at a basic hotel featuring a private bathroom, hot shower, Wi-Fi, towel, and soap.
Final Day → Explore Machu Picchu → Return to Cusco
Today is the highlight of your Llactapata Trek 3 Days to Machu Picchu as you visit one of the New Seven Wonders of the World. Your entrance time to Machu Picchu is determined by the schedule printed on your ticket, so it is important to arrive at the entrance gate on time.
Getting to Machu Picchu
From your hotel in Machu Picchu Pueblo (Aguas Calientes), you have two options to reach the entrance:
Hiking (Approximately 1.5 Hours)
Walk for about 30 minutes from your hotel to Puente Ruinas, the first checkpoint, where you will present your passport and Machu Picchu entrance ticket. From there, continue with a scenic uphill hike of approximately one hour, climbing around 1,700 Inca stone steps to the entrance gate. If your entrance time is 6:00 AM, we recommend leaving your hotel around 4:30 AM after breakfast.
Shuttle Bus (Approximately 30 Minutes)
You may also take the official shuttle bus from Aguas Calientes to the entrance of Machu Picchu. The one-way fare is approximately USD 12, and buses operate every 5 to 10 minutes from around 5:30 AM on a first-come, first-served basis. Whichever option you choose, the goal is to arrive at the entrance gate at the exact time indicated on your ticket.
Guided Tour of Machu Picchu
Once inside the citadel, you will meet your professional guide for a guided tour lasting approximately 2 to 2.5 hours, depending on the circuit assigned to your ticket. During the tour, you will discover the fascinating history, engineering, architecture, and spiritual significance of Machu Picchu while visiting its most important archaeological sectors. There will also be opportunities to take photographs from the viewpoints permitted along your assigned route.
If you purchased an additional permit for Huayna Picchu Mountain or Machu Picchu Mountain, you may begin your hike immediately after the guided tour. These optional hikes take approximately 2 to 3.5 hours, depending on the mountain selected.
Return to Cusco
After your visit to Machu Picchu, you will return to Cusco according to the transportation option selected when booking.
Return by Train
Walk back to Aguas Calientes (approximately 1.5 hours) or take the shuttle bus (approximately 30 minutes, USD 12). You will then board the train to Ollantaytambo, a journey of approximately 1 hour and 30 minutes, followed by a private transfer to Cusco, which takes around 2 hours. Train departures are generally scheduled between 2:30 PM and 3:30 PM, with arrival in Cusco between 7:00 PM and 8:00 PM.
Return by Car via Hidroeléctrica
If you selected the return-by-car option, you must begin walking from Machu Picchu to Hidroeléctrica immediately after your visit. The hike takes approximately 3 hours, and you should arrive by 2:30 PM to board the shared tourist vehicle departing at approximately 3:00 PM. The drive to Cusco takes around 5 to 6 hours, with arrival between 10:00 PM and 10:30 PM.
Please note that this option is only suitable for travelers with a Machu Picchu entrance time between 6:00 AM and 9:00 AM. Travelers with later entrance times may not have enough time to reach Hidroeléctrica before the vehicle departs and may need to spend an additional night in Aguas Calientes at their own expense.
Day 3 Summary
- Difficulty Level: Easy
- Maximum Altitude: Machu Picchu – 2,430 m (7,972 ft)
- Weather: Warm and humid
- Good to Know: Today you will enjoy a guided tour of Machu Picchu before returning to Cusco by train or by car, depending on the option selected when booking.
Day 3 Includes
- Breakfast at the hotel
- Professional guided tour of Machu Picchu
- Machu Picchu entrance ticket
- Return transportation to Cusco by train or by car (according to your selected package)
Tour Inclusions
Inclusions
Included
Pre-Trek Briefing (6:30 pm, Machu Picchu Team Office, Cusco)
The day before starting the trek, a briefing is held at 6:30 pm at our office in Cusco, where you’ll meet your guide and the rest of your group. During this session, your guide will cover the technical details of the trek, confirm exact pick-up times, and hand out your printed train tickets and Machu Picchu entry tickets. You’ll also receive your duffel bag, in which you can pack up to 7 kg of personal belongings to be carried by horses, and your guide will explain how to store any extra luggage with Machu Picchu Team. You only need to bring your passport for check-in — no other items are required. After the briefing, you can settle any outstanding balance on your tour and rent trekking poles if you haven’t already booked them.
Transportation from Cusco to Santa Teresa
Transportation from Cusco to Santa Teresa is included. You’ll travel with your group and guide in a comfortable, safe vehicle departing from the Machu Picchu Team office, ensuring a smooth start to your adventure.
Duffel Bag Service (7 kg)
At the briefing, you’ll receive a duffel bag for up to 7 kg of personal belongings. Our team transports these bags by vehicle throughout the trip, so they’re waiting for you at each campsite — letting you hike with just your daypack. At the end of the trek, you can leave the duffel bag at our Cusco office for pick-up.
Professional Tour Guide Included
The trek is led by certified professional guides experienced in mountain excursions, including the Llactapata route specifically. Your guide accompanies you throughout the trek and also leads your Machu Picchu tour, following the circuit and schedule on your ticket. Guides carry a first aid kit and an oxygen tank for emergencies, and are fluent in both English and Spanish.
Zipline in Lucmabamba Included
The Lucmabamba zipline is fully included in your trek. After arriving in Santa Teresa, you’ll cross 5 cables spanning breathtaking landscapes, plus a thrilling suspension bridge crossing — an exciting addition to your adventure.
Round-Trip Transportation for the Zipline and Hot Springs
Round-trip transportation to the zipline activity and the Santa Teresa hot springs is included, ensuring smooth, hassle-free transfers between activities.
Overnight Accommodations
- Night 1 – Sky Star Crystal Domes: Spend your first night in our exclusive Sky Star Glass Domes, featuring transparent panoramic walls and ceilings that offer spectacular views of the surrounding mountains, natural landscape, and night sky. Each dome is equipped with a comfortable mattress, pillow, and sleeping bag to ensure a warm and restful stay. The domes are normally arranged for two guests but are spacious enough to accommodate groups of three or four travelers who wish to stay together.
- Night 2 – Hotel in Aguas Calientes: Your final night is spent in a comfortable hotel in Aguas Calientes (Machu Picchu Pueblo), giving you time to rest before visiting Machu Picchu the next morning. Rooms include a private bathroom, hot shower, Wi-Fi, towels, and basic toiletries. Rooms are typically arranged for two guests, with triple or family rooms available for those who wish to stay together, subject to availability.
Meals Included
The trek includes 2 breakfasts, 2 lunches, and 2 dinners, prepared by our chefs who accompany the group throughout the journey. Meals are made with fresh, high-quality ingredients, designed to be nutritious and energizing to keep you fueled for the trek.
Vegetarian and Vegan Dining
We offer vegetarian, vegan, and gluten-free options at no additional cost — just let us know your dietary preferences when booking.
Machu Picchu Entrance Ticket Included
Your Machu Picchu entry ticket is included, and we secure the best available circuit at the time of booking:
- First preference: Circuit 2 (Llaqta Machu Picchu / Classic Route 2-A), which includes the iconic panoramic viewpoint and covers about 70% of the citadel.
- Second option: Circuit 2-B (Lower Terrace), which also includes the classic viewpoint and covers about 60% of the citadel.
- If neither is available, we’ll book the best alternative circuit available.
We recommend booking 3 to 4 months in advance to increase your chances of securing Circuit 2-A or 2-B.
Machu Picchu Guided Tour
Your package includes a professional guided tour of Machu Picchu lasting approximately 1 to 2 hours, depending on the entrance time and official circuit assigned to your ticket. The guiding service is included regardless of your circuit or schedule, even if you purchased your Machu Picchu entrance ticket independently. Depending on the regulations of your assigned route, you may also have up to 30 minutes to enjoy the scenery and take photographs from the authorized areas before leaving the citadel.
Return Trip from Machu Picchu
- Train option: Trains typically depart at 2:30 pm, 2:55 pm, or 3:20 pm, depending on availability. You can reach the station on foot (about 1 hour) or by bus ($12), with time beforehand to explore Aguas Calientes and have lunch. Plan to arrive at the station at least 30 minutes before departure. The train to Ollantaytambo takes about 1.5 hours; from there, a Machu Picchu Team transfer takes you back to Cusco by car (about 2 hours), dropping you off at Plaza Regocijo around 6:30 pm.
- Car option: This route begins with a 3-hour hike from Machu Picchu to the Hidroeléctrica station, starting no later than 11:00 am — a 30–40 minute descent followed by 1.5–2 hours of flat walking along the train tracks. Plan to reach Hidroeléctrica by 2:30 pm to catch the 3:00 pm car. The drive back to Cusco takes 6–7 hours, arriving around 10:00 pm at Plaza Regocijo.
Free Luggage Storage
Machu Picchu Team offers complimentary luggage storage for any items you don’t take on the trek, at our office one block from the Plaza de Armas in Cusco. You can drop off your bags the day before or the morning the trek begins, since the vehicle to the trailhead stops by the office to collect them. Storage is available daily, including Sundays, from 4:00 am to 10:00 pm; for security reasons, access outside these hours isn’t available.
Emergency Provisions
For your safety, every guide carries an oxygen bottle and a fully stocked first aid kit, ready to assist at any point during the trek.
End of Tour
The tour concludes at the Machu Picchu Team office in Cusco, where you can pick up any luggage left in storage. Arrival times back in Cusco depend on your return option: approximately 9:00–10:00 pm for the car route, or around 7:00 pm for the train route.
Not Included
Trekking Poles
What to Pack
What to Pack
Llactapata Trek 3 Days to Machu Picchu – Packing List
During the pre-trek briefing, you will receive a duffle bag in which you can pack up to 7 kg (15 lb) of personal belongings. Our support team will transport this bag throughout the trek, and you will have access to it at the designated campsites. This allows you to hike more comfortably while carrying only a small daypack with your daily essentials.
- Backpack: Bring a backpack to carry essentials like water, snacks, camera, sunscreen, valuables, a jacket, and other personal items.
- Sleeping bag: Ensure your sleeping bag is rated for at least -5°C.
- Trekking poles: If you have knee or ankle problems or are accustomed to using hiking poles, bring them along. If you don’t have any, rentals are available.
- Wool hat or cap: Protect your head from the cold with a warm hat or cap.
- Sun hat: A hat with a wide brim will protect your face and neck from the sun.
- Long-sleeved t-shirts (1-2): These provide better sun protection and warmth.
- Long pants: Leggings are also acceptable. Avoid cotton as it absorbs moisture.
- Hiking shoes: Wear comfortable and supportive footwear suitable for the trail.
- Wool socks (1-2 pairs): These help to keep your feet warm and dry.
- Rain gear: Bring a rain jacket, pants, and a poncho, especially during the rainy season. You can purchase a poncho if you don’t have one.
- Small towel: Useful for wiping sweat, washing your face, or drying off after a swim.
- Shorts: Bring lightweight, quick-drying shorts for warmer weather or when swimming.
- Sunglasses: Protect your eyes from the sun and glare.
- Water bottle: Stay hydrated throughout the trek by carrying a reusable water bottle.
- Personal toiletries: Pack items like a toothbrush, toothpaste, and any other essentials.
- Toilet paper: It’s always handy to have your own roll of toilet paper for the trek.
- Sunscreen: Protect your skin from sunburn by using sunscreen with a high SPF.
- Insect repellent: Keep insects at bay with a suitable repellent.
- Sandals and flip-flops: These can be useful during downtime at the campsite or when visiting hot springs.
- Bathing suit: Bring one for swimming or visiting hot springs.
- Snacks: Pack snacks like chocolate, cereal bars, candies, dried fruits, or energy bars to keep your energy levels up during the trek.
- Extra money in Peruvian Soles: Bring some cash for emergencies, tips, or additional expenses.
- Original passport: Required for identification purposes during the trek and at Machu Picchu.
- Student ID: If you have booked the tour as a student, bring your student ID to prove your status at the Machu Picchu checkpoint.
Prices
Pricing
LLACTAPATA TREK 3 DAYS TO MACHU PICCHU — 2026 AND 2027 SEASON PRICES
The price of the Llactapata trek 3 days to Machu Picchu depends on two factors: your return option to Cusco (by car or by train) and your traveler category (adult, child, or student). Returning by car is the more affordable option, while returning by train includes the scenic train journey through the Sacred Valley, which adds to the overall cost.
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Adult: $270 USD per person
Student: $250 USD per person (Valid student ID required)
Child (Minor): $250 USD per person (For visitors aged 8 to 17 years)
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Adult: $320 USD per person
Student: $300 USD per person (Valid student ID required)
Child (Minor): $300 USD per person (For visitors aged 8 to 17 years)
Group Size
For the Llactapata Trek 3 Days to Machu Picchu, our groups usually consist of 6 to 8 travelers, with a maximum of 12 participants. Our small-group approach provides a more personalized experience, better interaction with your guide, and a more enjoyable pace throughout the trek. Whether you are traveling solo, as a couple, or with friends or family, you can book any available departure date and join one of our international groups.
Student Price
The student discount is available for travelers 25 years old or younger who hold a valid, original university student ID that meets the requirements of the Peruvian Ministry of Culture. To receive the discounted rate, simply send us a clear photo of both sides of your student ID by email or WhatsApp when making your reservation. Please review our student discount requirements for complete eligibility details.Check student price requirements
Daily Guaranteed Departures
We offer guaranteed daily departures for the Llactapata Trek 3 Days to Machu Picchu. As a direct local tour operator, we organize departures every day and combine travelers who have selected the same departure date. You do not need to form your own group—you can book as an individual, a couple, or with companions, and we will include you in the scheduled departure. If you already have your Machu Picchu entrance ticket, or plan to purchase it independently, you may be able to book the trek as late as one day before departure, subject to operational availability.
Addons & Upgrades
Addons & Upgrades
Huayna Picchu Mountain Entry $65 USD
Climb the iconic peak behind Machu Picchu for panoramic views of the citadel and surrounding valleys, passing ancient Inca ruins along the way. Access is limited to 400 visitors per day across 4 time slots (7:00–10:00 am); we typically secure the 9:00 or 10:00 am slot. The hike is unguided, takes 2–2.5 hours round trip, and includes steep sections not recommended for those with a fear of heights. We handle the reservation for you — advance booking is strongly recommended due to limited availability.
Machu Picchu Mountain Entry $65 USD
At 3,080 meters, this separate peak offers spectacular panoramic views of the citadel from a different angle than Huayna Picchu. Access is limited to 400 spots per day across two time slots; we usually secure the 8:00–9:00 am slot, right after your guided tour. The round trip takes 3–3.5 hours along original Inca stone pathways. As with Huayna Picchu, advance booking is strongly recommended.
Vistadome Train Upgrade $45 USD
Upgrade your one-way return trip from Aguas Calientes to Ollantaytambo to the panoramic Vistadome train, featuring large windows, a glass roof, and onboard entertainment with live music and traditional dance — a memorable way to close out your journey.
Trekking Pole Rental $15 USD
Adjustable, professional-grade trekking poles for the full trek, providing stability and reducing knee strain on steep terrain. Note: poles are not permitted inside Machu Picchu or during the optional mountain hikes. Reserve in advance or rent directly at our Cusco office.
How to Book
How to Book with Machu Picchu Team
HOW TO BOOK THE LLACTAPATA TREK 3 DAYS TO MACHU PICCHU & TERMS AND CONDITIONS
Two Ways to Book
Book Online: Use our secure online booking platform to reserve your place on the Llactapata Trek 3 Days to Machu Picchu from anywhere in the world, at any time. You can pay by credit or debit card, subject to a 3.99% processing fee covered by the traveler, or by direct bank transfer at no additional cost.
Book in Person: If you are already in Cusco, you can visit our office at Portal Nuevo 270, Plaza Regocijo, in the historic center of the city. Our team will assist you personally, answer your questions, and guide you through the booking process.
Steps to Book the Llactapata Trek online
- Step 1 Check availability: Click the “Book Now” button to access our calendar and booking platform. If your desired date is available, select it to begin your reservation.
- Step 2 Choose your trip details: Select your return option (by car or by train), the number of participants, and traveler type (adult, student, or child). You can then choose to pay either the full amount or just the $180 USD per person deposit (non-refundable).
- Step 3 Provide passenger information: Fill out the personal information form for each participant, including full name, passport number, WhatsApp number, hotel in Cusco, and other relevant details.
- Step 4 Add optional extras: Choose any add-ons you’d like, such as trekking poles or entry to Huayna Picchu or Machu Picchu Mountain, then continue to payment.
- Step 5 Complete payment: Pay by debit or credit card, or by bank transfer where available in your country. All online card payments — whether for the deposit or the full amount — include a 3.99% transaction fee, covered by the client.
Once payment is completed, you’ll automatically receive a confirmation email. Within 24 hours, we’ll send your final tour confirmation, including all trip details, your Machu Picchu entrance ticket, and train tickets (if applicable).
Terms and Conditions
Deposit: A non-refundable deposit of $180 USD per person is required to confirm your reservation. This amount secures your spot and covers the cost of your Machu Picchu entrance ticket.
Cancellations: Deposits are non-refundable. If tickets (such as your Machu Picchu entrance) have already been purchased, they remain valid only for the original date and cannot be changed or refunded. If you paid the full tour amount and later cancel, you’ll be refunded the remaining balance, minus the $180 USD deposit.
Date changes: You may change your tour date, subject to availability. Since new Machu Picchu and train tickets must be purchased for the new date, a new $180 USD per-person deposit will be required to cover these costs.
Remaining balance: If you paid only the deposit, the remaining balance is due at least 24 hours before the tour begins. You can pay it through our online booking platform (3.99% card processing fee applies), in person at our Cusco office in cash (USD or soles, no fee), or by card in person, which also carries the 3.99% processing fee.
Customer support: For changes, cancellations, or any modifications to your reservation, email us at info@machupicchuteam.com. Messages sent during business hours (7:00 am–10:00 pm) receive an immediate response from one of our agents.
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WHY CHOOSE MACHU PICCHU TEAM FOR THE LLACTAPATA TREK 3 DAYS TO MACHU PICCHU?
1. We are the only company offering this itinerary
The Llactapata Trek 3 days to Machu Picchu is a truly special and different option, and Machu Picchu Team is the only company that offers this itinerary in this way. This program has been designed for travelers who want to enjoy a more authentic, less crowded experience that combines nature, adventure, culture, and history before arriving at Machu Picchu.
2. This tour includes one night in the Sky Star Crystal Domes in Lucmabamba
One of the main highlights of this tour is that it includes one night in our exclusive Sky Star Crystal Domes in Lucmabamba. These crystal domes offer a much more comfortable and unique experience, allowing you to rest surrounded by nature while enjoying panoramic views of the landscape. It is a different and memorable way to spend the night during your journey to Machu Picchu.
3. This tour includes the zipline activity in Lucmabamba
This tour also includes the exciting zipline activity in Lucmabamba, an ideal experience for travelers who want to add a touch of adrenaline to the journey. This activity allows you to enjoy impressive views of the valley from a different perspective, making the tour even more complete and fun.
4. You will have the opportunity to enjoy one of the best hot springs in the Cusco region
During the trek, you will also have the opportunity to relax in one of the best hot springs in the Cusco region. This is an excellent way to rest your body after the hike, enjoy the natural surroundings, and make the whole experience even more enjoyable. The combination of trekking, nature, and hot springs makes this tour much more complete.
5. Llactapata combines Inca ruins, the original Inca Trail, and a unique view of Machu Picchu
Llactapata is one of the most special places on this route because it combines three unique elements in a single experience: an important Inca archaeological site, a section of the original Inca Trail, and a view of Machu Picchu from a different, much less common, and more exclusive angle. This makes the Llactapata Trek a very special experience for travelers who want to explore a less traditional route with great scenic, cultural, and historical value.
A different experience before arriving at Machu Picchu
The 3 Day Llactapata Trek with Machu Picchu Team is not just a hike; it is an experience that combines adventure, relaxation, unique landscapes, special accommodation, and a much more original arrival to the Machu Picchu area. For that reason, it is one of the best options for travelers looking for something different and more complete.
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