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2 Day Luxury Tour to Machu Picchu

2 days / 1 night
2 Day Luxury Tour to Machu Picchu

Overview of the 2 Day Train Tour to Machu Picchu - Private Service

 

Our luxury two day train tour to Machu Picchu is an all inclusive service that takes you on one of the most incredible train journeys in the world. Boarding at Poroy (just outside Cusco) you can enjoy fine dining and the beautiful scenery as you make your way to Machu Picchu following the Urubamba River. On arrival you're transferred up to the world famous Sanctuary Lodge where you can relax in the lap of luxury before your visit to Machu Picchu the following morning.

By booking your train tour to Machu Picchu with Llamapath you are choosing the best. Don't believe us? Check out our reviews on TripAdvisor!

 

Useful Information

  • Altitude at Machu Picchu - 2400m / 7873ft.
  • Train To Machu Picchu - Peru Rail Expedition Train
  • Distance from Cusco to Machu Picchu - 112km / 69.6 miles
  • Weather - dry from May to October, wet from November to April
  • To climb Huayna Picchu mountain you need to book in advance.

Day 1: Cusco - Aguas Calientes

 

Pick up time from your hotel: 7:50 AM

Hotel: Please provide the name and direction of your Cusco hotel.

 

We will pick you up from your hotel and in private transportation transfer to Poroy train station from where you will take the Luxury train (Hiram Bingham train).

 

Train departure time: 9:05 AM

 

Travel on the exclusive and luxurious Belmond Hiram Bingham train and enjoy the elegant dining car, the bar car, and the observatory, where you can take in the unmatched scenery in the open air while sipping on a traditional Peruvian cocktail and listening to live local music.

 

Start your experience off with a welcome cocktail. Once onboard, the maître will invite you to a brunch and gourmet lunch you can accompany your meals with beverages (non-premium) and an excellent wine selection.

 

Arrive time to Aguas Calientes: 12:24 PM

 

On your arrival you will be transfer with the guide and group to bus station to take the bus to Machupicchu. Once there you will go to Belmond Sanctuary Lodge hotel and they will take you to your room, (the other people have different itinerary of you, please follow the itinerary that Llama Path organized for you).

 

The day is yours!

 

 

Visiting Machu Picchu is a dream for many people, but organizing it can be a bit overwhelming. We have some sample itineraries visiting the most visited and most incredible places, we are here to help you with everything you need. Book hotel, transfers, trains, MP permit, guide, etc. let Llama Path take care of all your logistics.

Day 2: Machu Picchu!

Day 2: Machupicchu – Aguas Calientes - Cusco

 

Breakfast in your hotel, your Guide will pick you up from your hotel (7.00 AM) and take you to Machu Picchu Citadel where you will have a guided tour of approximately 2 hours. After this you will have free  time to explore Machu Picchu by yourselves.

 

At afternoon you can take a free time in the living room and you can enjoy the Tea time at the Belmond Sanctuary Lodge Hotel this is free from 3:30 PM- 4:00PM.

 

The group leave from the hotel at: 4:00 PM taking a bus to Agua Calientes and go to train station with the group. VIP Lounge at Machu Picchu Station.

 

Train departure time: 17:50 PM

 

The train is decorated in the style of 1920s Pullman carriages, each has been furnished in polished wood and brass with large comfortable armchairs. And you can enjoy Gourmet dinner on board, live music show and A Bar Car with the best Peruvian cocktails.

 

Train Arrival time to Poroy station: 21:16 PM

 

From there we will continue by private bus to Cusco (40 min approx.) and we will drop you off in your hotel.

Includes

  • Pick up from hotel
  • Peru rail bus to Poroy station
  • Round trip train (Hiram Bingham)
  • Lunch (day 1) and dinner (day 2) included in the train.
  • Dinner in the hotel (day 1).
  • All non-alcoholic beverages and hot drinks included in the train.
  • 1 night 5-star hotel - in Belmond Sanctuary Lodge hotel, (Standard or Standard patio room)
  • Breakfast in the hotel.
  • Bus ticket round trip to Machupicchu
  • Entrance fee to the Machupicchu Citadel
  • English-speaking Tour Guide – Private guide in Machupicchu

Does Not Include

  • Huaynapicchu Mountain extra cost of USD$ 85 per person.
  • Special menu chosen by the client and open bar on board in the train.
  • Tips to the guide
  • Travel insurance, please provide the number if you have it.
  • Lunch in the second day

What you need to take

  • Original Passport
  • Student card (if you are a student and want to qualify for the discount)
  • Waterproof jacket / rain poncho
  • Warm jacket
  • T-shirts
  • Comfortable Trousers
  • Sun hat
  • Sun cream (factor 35 or higher)
  • Insect repellant
  • Personal medication
  • Camera and film

Prices

  • 1 people    US $ 3030 per person
  • 2 people    US$ 2100 per person
  • 3 people    US$ 2065  per person
  • 4 people    US$  2030 per person

Please note : Prices are based in double or twin occupancy.

 

Discounts:
Student Discount: US$20 (Requires Student Card to qualify)
Under 18's Discount: US$20

 

Optional Extras:
Huayna Picchu or Machu Picchu Mountain :$ 85.00

 

General recommendations:

 

Passport and Visas

Peru is basically a country of open doors. The entry into Peru for Citizens of some countries does not require a tourist visa. The maximum period of stay granted by the authorities is 183 days (cannot be extended).

 

 IMPORTANT: Passengers who are not U.S. citizens must check with the respective consulate or a visa agency to determine what personal identification is required. Check here if you need a visa: https://www.gob.pe/1062-obtener-visa-para-ingresar-al-peru

* It is each traveler's responsibility to have a passport valid for at least 6 months beyond the dates of travel and a visa if required.

Travel Insurance:

Travel insurance is strongly recommended but not obligatory. Please bring this information (company name and policy number) for our records if you don’t have insurance. We suggest the following site: http://www.squaremouth.com/

Weather – In the highlands, including Cusco, the dry season lasts from April to October, when it is usually warm and sunny, although nights can be cold. Weather is more changeable in March and November, and rain is more common, although temperatures are higher. The rainy season is at its heaviest from December to February. On the coast, including Lima, it is warm and humid for much of the year, with overcast skies broken by occasional sunshine from April to November. December to March is usually sunny. Rain is rare at any time of the year. So, is warm in the day and cold at night, bring clothes for both warm and cold weather – you can buy things like hats and gloves here...double up as souvenirs!

Money – Money Withdrawal:

In order to avoid fraud, it is advisable that you withdraw money from ATMs located inside Banks or guarded shops during business hours only. from Monday to Friday from 9:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.And on Saturdays until noon.

Avoid surprises, in Cusco most of the ATMs have a limit of money to be withdrawn per transaction and it is usually $ 200 or 700 Peruvian soles and for each transaction they charge a commission of $ 10.00.

The Nuevo Sol (S /.) Is the official currency of Peru. There are tickets with denominations of 10, 20,50, 100 and 200 soles. There are coins of 10, 20 and 50 cents, as well as 1, 2 and 5 new soles. When you are changing dollars into Peruvian soles ask for small notes – 10s/ and 20s/ preferably (you will see that no-one ever has any change here so finding someone to take your 100 soles note is sometimes difficult).

ATMs  can be found in almost every city in the country and most are connected to the Plus (Visa) and Cirrus (MasterCard / Maestro), American Express and others networks. They can withdraw money in new soles or US dollars, but the exchange rate is usually higher.

*When you withdraw money from the bank your card is returned AFTER your money not before like in other countries – be careful not to leave your card in the machine.

Safety – Many national governments provide a regularly updated advice service on safety issues involved with international travel. We recommend that you check your government's advice for their latest travel information before departure and ensure that your travel insurance covers you for all areas your itinerary covers, as is the case anywhere in the world, crime can be a problem, especially in large cities. To minimize the risk, use common sense. Do not display signs of wealth, such as expensive-looking jewelry or cameras, We strongly recommend the use of a neck wallet or money belt while traveling, for the safe-keeping of your passport, flight tickets, cash, and other

valuable items. Leave your valuable jewelry at home - you won't need it while traveling. Many of our hotels have safety deposit boxes, which is the most secure way of storing your valuables. A lock is recommended for securing your luggage.Simple measures like carrying your day pack on your front, not hanging your bag over the back of your chair or on the floor and wearing a money belt will reduce any chance that your valuables should go missing.

Don't let your personal belongings out of your sight. Avoid using unofficial or unmarked taxis during the night. Avoid exchanging currency in the street or carrying large sums of money.

Currency exchange agencies are safe.

Each country has its own standards for health and safety, but these are often not as good as in your country. We take this into account when selecting hotels and request that they comply with all local regulations, but cannot guarantee that these are equivalent to British standards. Please take reasonable precautions to protect yourselves whilst on holiday, e.g. by locating fire exit routes.

Llama Path Terms and Conditions

 

DEFINITIONS: The definitions below will apply throughout these terms and conditions:

  1. Client means a person who books a trip offered by Llama Path and includes all participants that person may book a trip on behalf of;
  2. Day Tour means any Trip offered by Llama Path that only lasts one day in duration;
  3. Deposit means
    1. For Treks: USD $300 per participant, per Trek, payable to Llama Path at the time of booking the Trek. If a Client wishes to do Wayna Picchu Mountain, or Machu Picchu Mountain, the deposit will be $385 for all Inca Trail treks and any alternative treks e.g. Salkantay, Lares,Vilcabamba.
    2. PLEASE: Make sure to add the fees associated with your PayPal / VISA transaction (aprox. 4.5%) Llama Path will be sending  you a receipt indicating the exact amount we received from you and the amount of the balance to be paid upon your arrival in Cusco.
    3. For Peru Itineraries: 50% of the total itinerary price, payable to Llama Path at the time of booking the Trip.
  • For Day Tours: 50% of the total tour price, payable to Llama Path at the time of booking the Trip.
  • Once the deposit is received, we proceed to purchase the permits and all services immediately through the Peruvian Goverment.
  1. Llama Path means Llama Path, a fully licensed, professional tour operator, based in Cusco, Peru and includes any employees, and associated persons of the company;
  2. Peru Itinerary means a multi-day Trip offered by Llama Path where trekking is not the main activity.
  3. Terms means these terms and conditions, as may be updated by Llama Path from time to time;
  4. Trek means a Trip where trekking is the main activity;
  5. Trip means any trip, tour or trek offered by Llama Path and booked by a Client.
  1. ACCEPTANCE: The Client agrees that the Client will be bound by these Terms upon payment of the Deposit.
  2. APPLICATION AND TERM: These Terms apply to all Trips from the date that a Deposit is paid, until the date the Trip finishes.
  3. PRICE: The prices of all Trips offered by Llama Path are as listed in the Llama Path offices and on the Llama Path website, and may be updated by Llama Path from time to time. All prices are based on double accommodation, an extra charge will be applied for single accommodation in case of Alternative treks and shot Inca Trail.
  4. PAYMENT:
  5. Deposit: the Client may pay the Deposit using one of the following two methods:
    1. PayPal: using www.paypal.com the option must be selected to ‘send money’ to the address deposits@llamapath.com, as a purchase of services, not a personal payment.
    2. Visa: follow the prompts to pay the Deposit using https://www.multimerchantvisanet.com/formularioweb/formulariopago.aspx, found on the payment section of the Llama Path website. The Client will receive an order number, and this must be sent in an email to Llama Path confirming the deposit has been paid.
  6. Balance: Following payment of the Deposit, the balance payable for a Trip is due as follows
    1. For Treks and Day Tours: no more than 48 hours before the first day of the Trek, at the Llama Path offices. Payments may be made in cash in USD or Peruvian soles (using the exchange rate on the day). If a Client is unable to comply with this clause, Llama Path must be notified at least 48 hours before the Trip, and will have full discretion as to whether late payment will be permitted.
    2. For Peru Itineraries: no less than two weeks before the start date of the Trip, using the PayPal method described in clause 5ai. If a Client is unable to comply with this clause, Llama Path must be notified at least two weeks before the Trip, and will have full discretion as to whether late payment will be permitted.
  7. AVAILABLE DATES: When a Client sends a booking enquiry to Llama Path, they must provide a range of dates that they are available to travel. Llama Path will prioritize the Client’s preferential dates, however the Client authorizes Llama Path to use any of the dates in the range provided by the Client to book a Trip.

 

  1. STUDENT AND UNDER 18’S DISCOUNT: A discount will be provided to students aged 25 or under, and persons under the age of 18, at the date the Trip begins. The amount of such discount will be advised by Llama Path. Students must send a copy of a valid university identification card to Llama Path at the time of booking, the identification must be valid for the duration of the Trip, and the physical card must be presented upon arrival in Cusco.
  2. TRANSFERS: The Client is not permitted in any way whatsoever to transfer a Deposit, including to a different Trip, date, to any other person, or to the balance of another Trip or person.

 

10. CANCELLATION:

 

a)  If a Trip is cancelled or a Client wishes to leave a Trip, for any reason, the Deposit and any balance paid will not be refundable, . If the Trip has been paid in full, there may be components that the Client can still use, such as the Machu Picchu entrance, train ticket and bus ticket.

b) Deposit is non refundable , , non transfarable to another tour ,date or person Because the permits are purchased through the Peruvian government and due to their rules the permits are not transferable and no refundable.

c)  Refunds will be provided for Day Tours (City Tour , Sacred Valley , Southern Valley , Maras Moray , River Rafting , Rainbow Mountain , Humantay Lake) as follows:

  1. 100% refund of the Deposit if Llama Path receives notice of the cancellation at least 30 days before the date of the Day Tour (City Tour , Sacred Valley , Southern Valley , Maras Moray , River Rafting , Rainbow Mountain , Humantay Lake) does not apply for hiking treks.
  2. 50% refund of the Deposit if Llama Path receives notice of the cancellation between 15 and 29 days before the date of the Day Tour;
  • For day tours ,No refund of the Deposit will be provided if Llama Path receives notice of the cancellation less than 15 days before the date of the Day Tour.
  • ALTERATION BY LLAMA PATH: The Client acknowledges that travelling in Peru requires flexibility, patience, and understanding that changes may be required. Llama Path may at any time alter a Trip’s itinerary, due to any circumstances that may occur beyond its reasonable control, and will not be liable for any such change

 

11.FORCE MAJEURE: Llama Path is not responsible or liable where any force majeure event or circumstance occurs which is beyond the control of Llama Path, including but not limited to acts of God, civil or military disturbances, extreme weather, disease, technological interruptions, labour strikes, or acts of war or terrorism . The Client recognizes that Llama Path may need to alter, or even cancel, a Trip in response to a force majeure event or circumstance, and will not be liable for any such alteration or cancellation.

 

12. PROTEST OR STRIKE EARLY DEPARTURE: In the event of a protest or a strike, which may affect the itinerary of a Trip, Llama Path, at its discretion, may decide to leave early for the Trip in order to provide the best service possible. In such cases, Llama Path will charge an increment to cover the extra costs incurred, such amount as to be determined by Llama Path, depending on the circumstances

 

13. HOLIDAY OR ELECTION EXTRA CHARGE: Where a Trip takes place on one or more of any of the following days, due to reasons of public holiday, or elections in Peru, an extra charge per person, per Trip will be applied: December 22, 23, 24, 25, 29, 30, 31, January 1, and any day that an election may fall on. The extra charge will be determined by Llama Path (35 usd), and covers staff’s fines for missing elections, or is a bonus for staff missing a public holiday.

  • EVACUATION: If a Client is not able to complete a Trip, transport costs back to Cusco or the final destination of the Trip, in the case of medical emergency will be covered by the Client. Any other loss, damage or costs related to a Client’s evacuation from a Trip and additional emergency services will also be the Client’s responsibility. The Client agrees to abide by all Llama Path’s guides’ decisions in all circumstances where a Client needs to be evacuated for any reason from a Trip CLIENT RESPONSIBILITIES
    1. Insurance: Llama Path strongly recommends that the Client purchases adequate travel insurance to cover any cancellations, delays, medical expenses, emergencies, interruptions due to unforeseen circumstances, and loss or damage of personal possessions or equipment that may occur in relation to a Trip. The Client acknowledges that the Client is responsible for all loss or damage suffered by the Client, except as expressly provided in these Terms.
    2. Risk: The Client acknowledges that Trips are adventurous, and inherently involve a certain amount of personal risk, especially Treks. The Client accepts responsibility for all risks associated with a Trip and agrees to neither sue, nor hold liable in any way, Llama Path, or any of its employees for any loss, damage or injury suffered by a Client in relation to a Trip.
    3. Guide authority: The Client agrees that Llama Path guides have full and final authority on all matters and decisions in relation to the Trip, and the Client will act in good faith to follow such authority and advice of Llama Path guides.
    4. Preparation: The Client acknowledges that although Llama Path will act in good faith to assist the Client during the Trip, it is the Client’s sole responsibility to ensure that the Client is adequately prepared for the Trip with the correct gear, and any special medial or dietary requirements that he or she may require. 
      1. Passport Validity: The Client must ensure that their passport is valid for at least six months from the date of their arrival in Peru. This is a Peruvian government requirement, and failure to do so may result in permission being denied to enter the country.
      2. It is the responsibility of each tourist to check the requirements to enter Peru before organizing a tour in our country.
      3. Visa to visit Peru: It is the Client’s responsibility to ensure sure they organize and fulfill the visa requirements, if any, required for their entry and stay in Peru;
      4. Acclimatization: The Client acknowledges Llama Path’s very strong recommendation that the Client stays in Cusco, or another high altitude city above 3,000 meters, for at least three days before starting a Trek. This will help minimize any possible effects of altitude sickness.
  1. GEAR: Llama Path require that an additional price be paid by the Client to hire certain gear items that a Client borrows for a Trek. Such prices are listed on the Llama Path website, and may be updated by Llama Path from time to time at its sole discretion.
  2. PORTERS ON THE INCA TRAIL: Llama Path uses porters on the Inca Trail to carry cooking equipment and tents. This does not include sleeping bags or sleeping mats, these are the Client’s responsibility. A Client may hire an extra porter to assist them in carrying their personal belongings, including their sleeping bag and sleeping mat, however this will require payment of an extra cost, found on the Llama Path website.
  3. LIMITATION OF LIABILITY: Llama Path’s total liability to the Client is limited, to the maximum extent permitted by law, to the amount of money paid to Llama Path by the Client. Llama Path will be in no way liable for any further loss or damage suffered by the Client except as expressly provided in these Terms.
  4. GOVERNING LAW: These Terms shall be governed by the laws of Peru and the Client and Llama Path agree to submit to the jurisdiction of the courts of Peru in relation to any dispute regarding these Term
  5. For tours outside of Cusco we work with our partners, reliable companies with many years of experience, we always make sure to provide you with the best possible experience through them.
  6. Prices are subject to change due to social, economic, political and other reasons that prevent us to continue doign our tours with the prices agreed upon prior to the reservation.
  7. Confirmation According to the authorities it is very important to confirm your reservation 24 hours before the tour so you have to confirm your presence at the tour at least 24 hours in advance.

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