Machu Picchu and Coffee Tour: Living Culture & Jungle 6 Days

The Machu Picchu and Coffee Tour is the ultimate expedition for travelers seeking an authentic connection with Peru. During 6 days, you will not only visit famous temples but also live with local families. First, you share traditions in an Andean community at 3500 meters above sea level. Furthermore, you descend to the high jungle to learn the artisanal process behind organic coffee. Finally, the Machu Picchu and Coffee Tour culminates in the breathtaking Inca citadel. Therefore, this program is ideal for those who value human experiences and genuine flavors.

ℹ️ General Information

• Duration: 6 Days / 5 Nights.
• Price: From $755.00 USD per person.
• Experience: Inca History, Homestays, and Coffee Route.
• UNESCO Heritage: Learn more about Machu Picchu at the official UNESCO site.

⭐ Highlights of the Machu Picchu and Coffee Tour

• Meet Inca descendant families and participate in their daily farming tasks.
• Learn to prepare your own artisanal coffee from the bean to the cup.
• Enjoy a night in the Cusco jungle surrounded by cocoa and tropical fruits.
• Explore the most significant archaeological sites in Cusco and the Sacred Valley.
• Visit the Machu Picchu citadel with a professional expert guide.

🗺️ Itinerary: Machu Picchu and Coffee Tour 6-Day Pack

• Day 1: Arrival and City Tour
  • Morning: Arrival in Cusco and airport pick-up.
  • 01:30 PM: Guided visit to the Cathedral, Koricancha, and Sacsayhuaman ruins.
• Day 2: Sacred Valley and Andean Homestay
  • 08:30 AM: Tour of the Pisac archaeological site and market.
  • 02:00 PM: Traditional activities with an Andean family in the Sacred Valley.
• Day 3: Ollantaytambo and Trip to the Coffee Farm
  • 08:30 AM: Exploration of the living Inca town of Ollantaytambo.
  • 01:00 PM: Scenic drive through Malaga Pass toward the high jungle.
• Day 4: Coffee Workshop and Travel to Aguas Calientes
  • 08:00 AM: Full workshop on organic coffee farm.
  • 03:00 PM: Travel by car and train toward the town of Aguas Calientes.
• Day 5: Machu Picchu – Cusco
  • AM: Professional guided visit to the Machu Picchu sanctuary.
  • 04:00 PM: Return journey by train and bus to Cusco city.
• Day 6: Airport Transfer
  • Morning: Final transfer to Cusco airport for your flight back home.

💰 Pricing (USD per person)

With Shared Services:

Private Services:

✅ What is Included

• All airport and hotel transfers in private or group service.
• 5 nights of accommodation (Cusco, Andean Community, Coffee Farm, and Aguas Calientes).
• All entry tickets to archaeological sites and Machu Picchu.
• Professional bilingual guides throughout the trip.
• Traditional meals included during homestays (Days 2, 3, and 4).
• Artisanal coffee workshop and tasting session.

❌ The tour does not include

• National flights to and from Cusco.
• Entry fee for the Cusco Cathedral ($12.00 approx). Which you visit on the city tour (optional visits).
• Optional hikes like Huayna Picchu or Machu Picchu Mountain. An additional fee applies
• Meals in Cusco and Aguas Calientes (except breakfasts).

🎒 What to bring

• Clothing: Warm layers for the Andes and light long-sleeved clothes for the jungle.
• Health: Strong insect repellent (essential for the farm) and sunscreen.
• Documents: Original passport (mandatory for all entries).

💡 Recommendations for your best experience

1. Physical Fitness: The Machu Picchu by bus 2-day trip involves walking about 5 to 6 hours in total over both days; therefore, ensure you are in good physical condition.
2. Improve your comfort: Although the tour is designed for hiking, we recommend buying a bus ticket up to the citadel to enjoy the ruins with more energy.
3. Travel light: Due to the hiking sections, carry only a small backpack with essentials and leave your heavy luggage at your hotel in Cusco.
4. Early Booking: Spaces for the Machu Picchu by bus 2 days are limited by citadel entrance quotas; therefore, book several weeks in advance.

❓ FAQ – Machu Picchu and Coffee Tour

1. Is the water safe at the farm? Yes, the families provide boiled or bottled water. However, we always recommend carrying your own reusable bottle for the Machu Picchu and Coffee Tour.
2. Can I participate in the harvest? Coffee harvest occurs between May and August. Nevertheless, you can participate in the artisanal roasting and grinding process all year round.

Also, contact us for more details at info@coclatours.com or check other tours nearby: Cusco Coffee Farm Tour 1D and Cocoa Farm Experience 1D