Machu Picchu and Lake Titicaca Ultimate 7 Day Peru Adventure
Location
Lima City Tour (Colonial & Modern) Sacred Valley (Chinchero, Maras Salt Mines, Moray, Ollantaytambo) Machu Picchu guided visit Scenic train ride with Vistadome Observatory Route of the Sun journey from Cusco to Puno Lake Titicaca tour (Uros & Taquile Islands)
Trip Style
Cultural & Adventure Tour (7 Days / 6 Nights)
Daily Departure
Yes, daily departures available
Itinerary
Begin your adventure in Lima, Peru its vibrant capital. Explore the Historic Center, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, marvel at the Plaza Mayor, Government Palace, and the San Francisco Catacombs, and enjoy a scenic view of the Pacific Ocean from the Miraflores and Barranco districts.
Take an early domestic flight from Lima to Cusco, the ancient capital of the Inca Empire. Spend the day acclimating to the altitude, strolling through the charming San Blas neighborhood, Plaza de Armas, and the San Pedro Market.
Venture into the stunning Sacred Valley:
- Chinchero – A picturesque Andean village known for its traditional textile workshops.
- Maras Salt Mines – A surreal landscape of thousands of salt pools dating back to Inca times.
- Moray – A unique circular Inca agricultural laboratory.
- Ollantaytambo – A massive fortress with impressive Inca terraces and stonework.
Board the train to Aguas Calientes and prepare for your Machu Picchu adventure!
Wake up early and visit the awe-inspiring Machu Picchu! Explore its ancient temples, terraces, and hidden corners while learning about the secrets of the Inca civilization.
Return to Cusco in the afternoon
Enjoy a scenic bus ride from Cusco to Puno, stopping at:
- Andahuaylillas – A colonial church known as the “Sistine Chapel of the Andes.”
- Raqchi – Impressive Inca ruins of the Temple of Wiracocha.
- La Raya Pass – The highest point with stunning Andean views.
- Pukara Museum – Home to ancient pre-Inca artifacts.
Arrive in Puno, the gateway to Lake Titicaca.
Explore the world’s highest navigable lake!
- Uros Floating Islands – Discover the fascinating culture of the Uros people, who live on floating reed islands.
- Taquile Island – Experience the island’s rich textile traditions and enjoy breathtaking views of Lake Titicaca.
Return to Puno for a relaxing evening.
Transfer to Juliaca Airport for your return flight to Lima, concluding your incredible 7-day Peru adventure.
Include
- Private transport in each place for transfers Ins, Outs and day tours
- 6-night accommodation at hotel Casa Andina Premium or similar
- Entrance fees in every place for the mentioned sites
- Professional tour guide in each place
- Lunch at Sacred Valley, Sun Path and Titicaca Lake
- Round trip train tickets by Vistadome Observatory
- Round trip bus tickets at Machu Picchu
- One-way bus ticket from Cusco to Puno
Not Included
- Extras
- Tips
- Meals
Suggestion
Why Choose This Tour?
Visit Two of Peru’s Most Iconic Destinations – Machu Picchu & Lake Titicaca
Perfect Blend of Culture, History & Nature
Small Group Experience with expert guides
Scenic Train Ride & comfortable transport
Book Your Machu Picchu & Lake Titicaca Adventure Today!
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<strong>Essential Packing List for Machu Picchu & Sacred Valley (7 Days, 6 Nights)
Daypack Essentials (Small Backpack)
- Passport (required for Machu Picchu entry & train tickets)
- Keep handy your tickets & entrance tickets (or digital copies)
- Cash in small Peruvian Soles (PEN) for tips, snacks, and small purchases</li>
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- Sunglasses & sunscreen (high UV protection)
- Lip balm & moisturizer (dry mountain air can be harsh)
- Lightweight rain jacket or poncho (weather can change quickly)
- Insect repellent (especially for Machu Picchu)
Clothing (Layering is Key!)
- Breathable t-shirts (quick-dry material recommended)
- Long-sleeve shirt (for sun protection & cooler evenings)
- Light fleece or sweater (mornings & nights get chilly)
- Waterproof jacket (for unexpected rain in the mountains)
- Comfortable hiking pants or leggings
- Shorts or lightweight pants for warmer midday temperatures
- Hat or cap (for sun protection)
- Gloves & warm hat (for chilly mornings in Cusco & Sacred Valley)
Footwear
- Comfortable hiking or walking shoes (good grip for uneven trails)
- Flip-flops or sandals (optional for hotel & train ride comfort)
Toiletries & Personal Care
- Travel-size toothbrush, toothpaste, deodorant, face wipes
- Hand sanitizer & wet wipes (great for freshening up on the go)
- Basic first-aid kit (band-aids, ibuprofen, altitude sickness tablets)
Electronics & Extras
- Camera or smartphone with extra storage & power bank
- Plug adapter (Peru uses 220V, Type A/B & C outlets)
- Flashlight or headlamp (for early morning starts & power outages)
For the Train & Hotel Stays
- Small overnight bag (since large suitcases aren’t allowed on the train)
- Light pajamas & extra socks
- Travel pillow & eye mask (optional for extra comfort)
Pro Tips:
Pack light – You’ll only need a small bag for the Machu Picchu trip since larger luggage stays in Cusco.
Dress in layers – Temperatures vary from chilly mornings to warm afternoons.
Prepare for altitude – Bring coca leaves, altitude pills, or electrolytes to help with acclimatization.
Respect Machu Picchu rules – Large backpacks, tripods, and plastic bottles are not allowed inside the citadel.
Titicaca: Interact with islanders at Floating Uros Islands, what are you waiting for!
Frequently Asked Questions
The best time to visit is during the dry season, from May to September, when you’ll have clear skies and pleasant temperatures. However, the tour operates year-round.
Yes, altitude sickness can affect some travelers, especially in Cusco and Lake Titicaca. To prevent it, stay hydrated, avoid heavy meals, take it easy on arrival, and consider coca tea or altitude sickness medication.
The tour includes a 6-night stay at comfortable hotels such as Casa Andina Premium or similar, offering quality amenities and a great location.
Some meals are included, such as lunch in the Sacred Valley, on the Sun Path route, and at Lake Titicaca. Breakfast is usually provided by the hotels. Other meals are at your own expense.
