Machu Picchu Tours for Young Adults

What our customers ask about Machu Picchu Tours for Young Adults

• How physically demanding is hiking Machu Picchu?

  The classic one-day Inca Trail covers 13 kilometers and takes about 3.5 hours to complete. While the altitude makes the trek challenging, most people with regular fitness can handle it. For those who prefer not to hike, the train offers a comfortable alternative to reach Machu Picchu's entrance.

• Where do we stay during Machu Picchu tours?

  Accommodations vary throughout the journey. Guests spend nights in standard hotels in Aguas Calientes before the Machu Picchu visit. Some itineraries include stays at eco-lodges in Puerto Maldonado, where rooms come with private bathrooms and mosquito nets for comfort in the jungle setting.

• How much should I budget for a Machu Picchu tour?

  Daily tour costs run between $274-293, with 8-day packages priced around $2,345. The price covers hotels, domestic flights, most meals, and guide services. Extra money is needed for optional activities, personal items, and meals not included in the package.

• What unique experiences can young travelers expect?

  The tours go beyond the ancient ruins. Travelers learn about Chicha de Jora brewing from local families, visit weaving workshops in the Sacred Valley, and join nighttime boat trips to spot caimans in the Amazon. These hands-on activities help visitors connect with Peru's living culture.

• What's included in the meals during the tour?

  An 8-day tour typically provides 7 breakfasts, 2 lunches, and 4 dinners. The schedule leaves room for independent dining, letting travelers try local restaurants and street food on their own time.

• What's the quality of the guides on young adult tours?

  The guides regularly receive top marks from travelers. Recent feedback shows guides share deep local knowledge while keeping the atmosphere friendly and casual, making complex historical information easy to understand.