Classic Choquequirao Trek in 5 days / 4 nights

At around 6:00am we will wake up and have breakfast before starting our Choquequirao trek trying to stay in the shadow until we get to Choquequirao. In Choquequirao we will have a box lunch and a tour of the main areas and sacred sites as well as the Plaza Principal where most visitors take their classic pictures of Choquequirao. We will leave Choquequirao in the afternoon, trying to avoid the dark and since there are woods in the surrounding area, it does become dark early. We will return to Marampata where we'll have tea and then dinner and stay overnight in the camp again.

At around 6:00 am we'll have breakfast and after an additional half hour, we'll start our Choquequirao trek. We'll go downhill for about 2 to 2 ½ hours to the Apurimac River which we'll cross. From here we'll go up to Chikisca for lunch. After lunch we'll continue our Choquequirao trek to Cocamasana which will take another 1 ½ hours. Here we'll also be able to enjoy the view of the condors from this area. We'll be in camp at around 3:00 to 4:00pm. Here we'll also have our tea and dinner and the rest of the time to relax a little

At around 6:00 am we'll have breakfast and after an additional half hour, we'll start our Choquequirao trek. We'll go downhill for about 2 to 2 ½ hours to the Apurimac River which we'll cross. From here we'll go up to Chikisca for lunch. After lunch we'll continue our Choquequirao trek to Cocamasana which will take another 1 ½ hours. Here we'll also be able to enjoy the view of the condors from this area. We'll be in camp at around 3:00 to 4:00pm. Here we'll also have our tea and dinner and the rest of the time to relax a little

• Briefing for trek one or two days beforehand
• Transfers In / Out
• Transportation from Cusco to Cachora where we start walking
• Professional bilingual tour guide
• Assistant tour guide (for groups of 9 or more people)
• Entrance fee to Choquequirao
• 4 breakfasts, 4 lunches, 4 dinners
• Professional cook. All dietary requirements from vegans, lacto-allergies and general dislikes can be catered for so long as prior warning is given when booking the trip.
• Drinking water only during meals
• Dining tent with tables and chairs
• First aid kit
• 1 oxygen tank
• Horses (to carry tents, food and cooking equipment)
• Duffle bag (in which you can put up to 5 kilos of your personal belongings - your sleeping bag included)
• Quadruple and waterproof camping tent (cap. 4 fitting 2)
• 1 sleeping mattress per person

• Breakfast on 1st day, dinner on last day
• Water for your water bottles. You can buy water along the way or bring water purification tablets
• Activities and items not included in the itineraryl
• Sleeping bag

• Walking sticks (15 $ for a pair of sticks)
• Sleepingbag (25 $)
• Extra horse for carrying personal items (80 $)
• Extra money for buying personal expenses and for tips

• Itinerary and campsites may change according to the climate and health status of the trekkers.
• No discounts during this trek.
• Tips/gratuities not included but are optional according to the services rendered

• Original passport (and International Student card (ISIC) if applicable)
• Sleeping bag (not included but can be hired from us)
• Walking boots
• Waterproof jacket/rain jacket
• Warm jacket, hat and gloves
• T-shirts
• Comfortable trousers
• Sun hat
• Sunglasses
• Sun block (factor 50 is recommended)
• Re-usable plastic/metal water container or camel bags
• Water for the first day, but on the other days it is possible to buy bottles of water from local families
• Insect Repellent
• Toiletries
• Personal medication
• Camera
• Torch with spare batteries (headlamps are useful)
• Shorts
• Walking stick (with rubber tip)
• Sandals

• Plasters and bandages
• Extra money for personal expenses and tips

Day 1: Cusco – Cachora – Chikisca

• Meals: L/D
• Accommodation: Camp
• Maximum altitude: 3400m
• Minimum altitude: 1500m
• Distance travelled: 19km
• Approximate walking Time: 6-7 hours

Day 2: Chikisca – Marampata

• Meals: B/L/D
• Accomodation: Camp
• Maximum altitude: 2950m
• Minimum altitude: 1500m
• Distance travelled: 9KM approx.
• Approximate walking Time: 5-6 hours

Day 3: Marampata – Choquequirao – Marampata

• Meals: B/L/D
• Accomodation: Camp
• Maximum altitude: 3200m
• Minimum altitude: 2950m
• Distance travelled: 6KM approx.
• Approximate walking Time: 3 hours

Day 4: Marampata – Chikisca – Cocamasana

• Meals: B/L/D
• Accomodation: Camp
• Maximum altitude: 2800m
• Minimum altitude: 1500m
• Distance travelled: 12 KM
• Approximate walking Time: 6-7 hours

Day5 : Cocamasana – Cachora – Cusco

• Meals: B/L
• Accomodation: Camp
• Maximum altitude: 3000m
• Minimum altitude: 2800m
• Distance travelled: 17KM
• Approximate walking Time: 6 hours

• Due to the altitude we recommend a period of at least 2 days for acclimatization in Cusco at 3350m/9840ft.
• We also recommend that you walk/trek at home before trying on the Inca Trail.

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