Mount Kailash

Accommodations on the Trail

Huts on the W-Trek route offer communal dorm-style accommodation with bunk beds, comparable to many other mountain huts or lodges in other parts of the world. These huts can be rustic but comfortable (especially after long days

“Moving villages” are exactly as they sound: deluxe camps that move with you while you hike the Inca Trail. Following long days of trekking, you will enjoy comfortable tented campsites at incredible locations with breathtaking views. When booking your trip, you will have the option to choose between Eureka tents or higher-volume Big Agnes tents (the latter at additional cost).

We go above and beyond in handling every aspect of campsite operations, so that you can therefore focus on enjoying your time on the trail. All of the campsites feature dining tables in a dining tent (for breakfast & dinner, and lunch as well in the event that it is raining), fresh meals, beverages, your extra baggage, as well as two-person tents with sleeping pads already set up and awaiting your arrival. We also provide snacks before the trek each day, and we bring warm water and soap to your tents each morning for washing.

Furthermore, other luxuries – such as privacy toilet tents – will also be present at campsites on this trip. Optional shower tents can be arranged (at additional expense) if you elect to include them as part of your trekking experience while on the trail. Full adventure teams support these impressive accommodations and can generally consist of up to 15-20 porters, cooks, and guides for a 12-person trip.

The experience of relaxing in camp, sharing an evening meal with your fellow adventurers, and looking down across seemingly endless green valleys will undoubtedly stay with you for a long time.