OUR INCA TRAIL EQUIPMENT

Our Tents

Our spacious tents are 4-season, 3-person tents. Each tent is used for 2 people. This leaves a lot of room to spread out comfortably and store your personal packs. They also include a vestibule in front, giving you extra outdoor space to keep your trekking shoes and trekking poles.

Our Dining Tents

The dining tent we used as our room to have meals and it gives us a chance to sit down, relax and chat before and after our meals. Since it is round in shape, it keeps the warm inside so on a cold day, you will be warmed.

Private Portable Toilet

We set up a private portable toilet only for our group right at the campsite so you don’t need to hike extra in the darkness of the night to the public toilet that is not in a good condition. In addition, our portable toilet has a seat where you can relax and you don’t need to squat like in a public toilet.

Satellite Phone

One of the best parts of hiking in the Andes is, there is not any signal at all so you will be more connected to nature. You will hear only the singing of the bird and the noise that makes some stream. It is nice to be disconnected from home and work.

However, when there is no signal, it can be scary when you have any accidents. Fortunately, we didn’t have any issues in our treks that we organize here in Cusco región. The only problem that we face is the Altitude sickness. For that reason, we bought satellite phones to be prepared for any circumstances. We completely understand that There are many risks that can come along with hiking that’s why Our guide carries with him a Radio communication and a Satellite phone.

Our Matts

We provide Comfortable foam mattresses to separate and insulate you from the ground. We used to have the air mattress, but sometimes it deflates and you will sleep in the group. After hiking for 8 hours you need to rest properly. 

Our Sleeping Bag

We provide you with Mountain hard-wear sleeping bags usable at -15° C / 5° F.

Our Trekking Poles

We provide you with Black diamond walking sticks. They will help you a lot when you go downhill, especially on day 3 of the Inca Trail.