Explore Machu Picchu
& The Wonders of Peru

We recommend booking tours to Machu Picchu at least 3 to 4 months in advance to ensure the best routes and entry times.

Permits for the 4-day Classic Inca Trail sell out quickly (in some cases, up to 6 months in advance).

Similarly, train tickets to Machu Picchu and tickets to specific circuits such as Huayna Picchu have limited availability and also sell out quickly.

The official currency of Peru is the Peruvian sol (PEN). Although most hotels, restaurants, and travel agencies in tourist destinations such as Lima and Cusco accept credit cards (Visa/Mastercard), and US dollars are widely accepted in many tourist areas, it is still important to carry cash in soles. Small souvenir shops, local markets, rural communities, purchasing water or snacks during excursions, and tipping guides or porters often require cash. There are many ATMs available in both Lima and Cusco, so withdrawing money is easy.

Yes, it is safe to book a tour online with Wari Expeditions. Although we are a new travel agency, we are duly registered and legally authorized in Peru, and we are committed to offering the highest quality of service and customer care. All payments are processed through secure and encrypted platforms, ensuring that your personal and financial information is always protected.

As a new agency, we focus on providing exceptional service, personalized attention, and responsive communication. We work exclusively with certified guides, reliable transportation, and trusted partners to ensure that every stage of your trip is safe, well-organized, and enjoyable. When you book with Wari Expeditions, you travel with a company that cares about your experience from start to finish.

While the airport experience, car service, tour guides, meals, etc. would be the same, the main difference among tour categories is the hotel standard (Economy: 3-star, Deluxe: 4-star, Luxury: 5-star). However, since we do customized packages, every item could be flexible to be customized/upgraded to fit clients' personal standard.

There’s no definite answer to this as there are many options. The Inca Trail is the most popular and needs to be booked months in advance as there are only a certain number of spots each day. The best alternative trek is considered to be Salkantay, which offers a real adventure and fantastic scenery. Inca Jungle is great for those seeking a thrill and Lares is a top option if you want a quieter and more rural experience. If you have a lot of time and want to experience two incredible Inca sites, you can opt for the Choquequirao trek.

The best way to prevent altitude sickness in Cusco is to be prepared. During your first 2 days you should take things easy. This means you shouldn’t take part in any strenuous activity. You should rest a lot and drink plenty of water. Alcohol and smoking isn’t a good idea as it can agitate you and make you feel a lot worse.