INCA & SALCANTAY
TRAILS, PERU
Exact Dates TBA
MOTE's TENTH
ALTITUDE & EXPEDITION MEDICINE WORKSHOP
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We will return to the Inca Trail for a 7th time - and now we know when. As passes on the Inca Trail are limited and sell out many months in advance we are allowing a reasonably long lead in time for this trip in order to maximise your chances of successful registration.
The Inca Trail runs between the Sacred Valley of the Urumbamba River and the abandoned city of Machu Picchu. It is one of the most famous treks in the world. Although only 45km in length it manages to traverse a stunning and diverse mix of terrain before culminating in Machu Picchu, the lost city of the Incas. Prior to reaching the Inca Trail we will traverse the Salcantay Trail taking you to a higher, more remote and truly spectacular part of the region.
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We have also again timed our visit to coincide with the Festival of the Sun - South America's most famous Inca Festival.This is an INCREDIBLE not to be missed trip.
ABOUT
The beauty and mystery of the Inca Trail. The wilderness and majesty of Salcantay. The Festival of The Sun. The wonders of Machu Picchu. This is an iconic and magical trip and we are heading back for the 7th time. This has always been our most popular trip combining the perfect mix of adventure and education. Click on the image below for more details and a draft itinerary.
REGISTER
Permits to trek the Inca Trail are limited so please consider booking early to guarantee your place. Costings will be advised once registration is open.
PROGRAM
The program will be case orientated and highly interactive. Delegates will be encouraged to bring along interesting and relevant cases for discussion. This meeting comprises an exciting series of talks and workshops relevant to the high altitude and expedition environment that we will be exploring during our trek. Click on the image below to see a draft program. Dates are for illustrative purposes only
GALLERY
For a taste of this trip check out some of the photos from our previous trips to The Inca Trail. Click on the image below for more details.
