Some advice on a trust-worth Salkanty trekking company would be great!

[Guest]

I want a back to basics, cheap trip, hoping to pay around 200-300 euro's. I found a pretty cheap one (210 dollar) in Cusco, with an agency called Andean walking tours. Anyone know this company?

Love to you all.

[Karen]

Back to basics to mean means doing it yourself. It’s not hard. You can stay at the campsites or carry your own tent and stay elsewhere. Cook your own food, carry your own stuff. Take the bus back. Doing it that way will be way cheaper than €200-300

[Neve]

I went with Machu Picchu Reservations for $279 with train (5 days). Would highly recommend them, it was lots of fun and it’s probably the best thing I’ve done while travelling so far!

[Batman]

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