Inca Road 8 Days

Day 1: Cusco Historical Center, Four Ruins (Sacsayhuayman, Qenqo, Pucapucara, Tambomachay)

Tourists will get familiar with their motorcycles and ride through the Historical Center of Cusco. They will visit the four Inca ruins close to Cusco and learn about Peruvian drivers’ behavior. The distance covered will be 100km/60mi, and the time required will be approximately 3-4 hours.

• Distance: 100km / 60mi
•  Arrival to Cusco: airport pickup
•  Time: 3h – 4h (approx)
•  Lunch: not included
•  Dinner: the group can choose between a Welcome Dinner or a Farewell Dinner

Day 2: Sacred Valley (Cusco – Pisac – Urubamba – Moray/Salineras – Ollantaytambo)

The tour will continue to the Sacred Valley, passing through Pisac, Urubamba, Moray/Salineras, and Ollantaytambo. Tourists will experience a change in scenery as they leave Cusco, and they will stop to try delicious traditional empanadas. They will also visit Inca ruins and artisanal markets along the way. The distance covered will be 200km/120mi, and the time required will be approximately 6-8 hours.

• Distance: 200km / 120mi
• Time: 6h – 8h (approx)
• Lunch: Urubamba (not included)
• Dinner: Ollantaytambo (not included)

Day 3: Ollantaytambo – Santa Teresa / Aguas Calientes

Tourists will climb to 4500masl (Abra Malaga), descend through a lush valley, and pass plantations of mangoes, bananas, oranges, and tangerines. The last 40km/24mi will be dirt-road with a few water crossings, and tourists will stay overnight in Aguas Calientes with comfortable clothes to visit Machu Picchu. The distance covered will be 200km/120mi, and the time required will be approximately 4-5 hours.

• Distance: 200km / 120mi
• Time: 4h – 5h (approx)
• Lunch: Santa María / Santa Teresa (not included)
• Dinner: Aguas Calientes (not included)

Day 4: Machu Picchu – Santa Teresa
Tourists will visit Machu Picchu – UNESCO World Heritage site and one of the New Seven Wonders of the World. Shuttle bus, entrance fee, and cultural guided tour are included. After that, they will enjoy the rest of the day at the hot springs of Cocalmayo.

• Distance: Free day
• Lunch: Aguas Calientes (not included)
• Dinner: Santa Teresa (not included)

Day 5: Santa Teresa – Quillabamba
Tourists will ride on the longest and fastest zipline in South America – Cola de Mono. They will also visit coffee, tea, coca, and cacao plantations in Quillabamba. The distance covered will be 150km/90mi, and the time required will be approximately 2-3 hours.

• Distance: 150km / 90mi
• Time: 2h – 3h (approx)
• Lunch: Santa Teresa (not included)
• Dinner: Quillabamba (not included)

Day 6: Santa Teresa – Quillabamba
Tourists will return to the Andes, traverse through the Yanatile valley, and arrive at the small, rustic town of Lares, where the hottest hot springs in the region are located.

Meals are not included except for breakfast, which is included in the accommodation. Lunch and dinner can be chosen by the group.

• Distance: 300km / 180mi
• Time: 5h (approx)
• Lunch: Quebrada Onda (not included)
• Dinner: Lares (not included)

Day 7: Lares – Cusco

After enjoying a relaxing morning at the hot springs, we will ride back to Cusco, taking a different route through the Sacred Valley. We will stop in Calca for a delicious lunch and then continue on to Chinchero, where we will visit the ruins and learn about the weaving techniques still used by the locals. From there, we will ride back to Cusco where we will spend our last night together.

• Distance: 130km / 80mi
• Time: 5h – 6h (approx)
• Lunch: Calca (not included)
• Dinner: Farewell Dinner (included)

Day 8: Departure from Cusco

After breakfast, we will transfer you to the airport for your departure flight or to your next destination. If you have some time before your flight, we can arrange a city tour of Cusco or any other activities you might be interested in.

• Distance: Airport transfer
• Time: 30min – 1h (approx)
• Lunch: not included
• Dinner: not included

Note: The itinerary is subject to change based on weather conditions and other factors. The distances and times are approximate and may vary depending on the group’s riding speed and other factors.