My dream comes true.! Hey guys, i think that the tittle of this topic explains it all, i am going to Peru and Machupicchu in early March. My parents hiked this part of the inka trail by themselves 15 years ago, and i realized that people cant do that anymore. I backpack on my own since i was a kid and am not experienced at hiring services from tour companies. so, i want to know if there is anything in particular that i should be aware of when booking such a trip. i have been planning this trip for a while and dont want anything to go wrong. thank you for your advice.
Salkantay-Inka trail. Help me choose a tour company!
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www.llamapath.com
top 2 if money is no object
www.qente.com
www.incalandadventures.com Flavio
best values reputable direct licensed operator from $300.
Careful many scammers middlemen on travel boards and on plaza
www.andeantravelweb.com lists approved operators.
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Qwovadis thank you for the diverse amount of information. I checked their websites and got lots of info about this trek. does anyone have an idea of what the weather is like in the andes of Cusco in early March?