The Inca Trail The Inca Trail from the Sacred Valley of Urubamba to the magical ruins of Machu Picchu is one of the world’s finest trekking routes – and one of the most famous. It offers an incredible mix of fantastic mountain views, different ecosystems from cloudforest to high altitude moorland and a series of fascinating ruins perched on incredible vantage points. Having spent a couple of days in Cusco to acclimatise and explore this must-visit city, you’ll head out into the Inca heartland and onto the trail. Breathe the fresh mountain air, cross 4000m passes and catch your first breathtaking view of the lost city of Machu Picchu. How’s that for the perfect answer to the question ‘what did you do last week?’ Lake Titicaca Extension 14 days ref. PIT on the end of your trip to cross the altiplano and explore the floating islands and traditional cultures of the lake where the Inca Empire was born. Days 1-8 As main itinerary. 9 Cusco. 10 Train to Puno. 11 Full day at Lake Titicaca; Taquile Island & Uros Floating Islands 12-14 Fly to London via Lima. Price including extension from £1,738. Leave It All To The Adventure Company In the past it was possible to turn up in Cusco and hike the trail on your own. Today, in order to protect the trail, regulations are much stricter and you must travel with an officially approved company and book well in advance to secure your permit. The Adventure Company take care of all the logistics providing expert guides, porters and cooks as well as your camping equipment and transport. | 
