The Peru Adventure trip with NomaTribe is a unique way to experience Peru’s mountains, culture, and gastronomy while maintaining your remote work schedule.

This three-week adventure is based in Cusco and culminates with the Salkantay Trek—a breathtaking five-day journey to Machu Picchu.

 📍 Cusco Stay (3 weeks- August 30 - September 20):

• Stay in the historic center, within walking distance of restaurants, cafés, and shops.
• Monday to Friday, you’ll continue your work schedule without interruptions.

⛰️ Salkantay Trek (September 20 – 24):

• A 5-day trek from Saturday, September 20, to Wednesday, September 24.
• Tuesday, September 23 we sleep in Aguas Calientes.
• We return to Cusco on Wednesday, September 24 in the morning, and the trip concludes in Cusco.
• You will have to coordinate Monday 22, Tuesday 23 and Wednesday 24 off work.

Our trips are confirmed once we reach 6 members or up to 45 days before the trip begins — whichever comes first. If a trip is not confirmed, you will receive a 100% refund. For more details, please check our cancellation policy. 

🔷 Saturday, August 30: Arrival day! Check-in, start exploring the city, and end the day with a Welcome Dinner to get to know the group. We’ll begin the trip by acclimating to the altitude.

🔷 Sunday, August 31: We will take a walking tour of Cusco City and visit some of the main Inca citadels and temples in the city, such as Sacsayhuamán and Qorikancha. Afterwards, you'll have free time to explore the local market and supermarket, check out the gym, and get settled in.

Our first week working remotely from Cuzco City.  
During the weekdays, we will have activities post-working hours around the this vibrant town, including salsa classes, food tastings, and local outings.
We will also have skill-sharing sessions and family dinners within our group. 

🔹 Saturday, Sep 06: Our first hike of the trip will be a full-day trek to Ausangate’s 7 Lakes. This 10 km hike takes us through seven stunning lakes. Even though it’s a long trek, the terrain is mostly flat, and the views are spectacular.

🔹 Sunday, Sep 07: We’ll start the morning at a slower pace and, around midday, hop on ATVs to visit the Maras Salt Mines and Moray. The journey is incredible! If you don’t feel comfortable riding, you can pair up with someone or ride with a guide.

We will continue working from beautiful Cusco, whether you choose to stay at our comfortable in-house coworking space or explore local coffee shops for inspiration.
The week will also be filled with optional post-working hour activities! 

🔹 Saturday, Sep 13: We will visit the iconic Rainbow Mountain on a full-day trek. This 5 km hike takes us to an altitude of 5,200 meters, making it one of the highest peaks we will trek. That’s why it’s important to do this hike after we've acclimatized.

🔹 Sunday, Sep 14: We’ll have a more relaxed day, with the option to enjoy brunch at a local spot before heading to the local market. This is the perfect opportunity to pick up anything you might need for the Salkantay Trek.

We are entering our third week of remote work in this beautiful city.
On either Thrusday or Friday afternoon, we will have a Salkantay Trek debrief to prepare for the adventure. 

On Friday afternoon, we will hold a ceremony to say goodbye to those who will not be joining us on the Salkantay Trek, and to set intentions for the challenge and unforgettable experience ahead.

The 5-day Salkantay Trek to Machu Picchu covers approximately 60–74 km (37–46 miles), depending on the exact route taken.

Here’s a general breakdown of the distances per day:

🔹 Day 1: 8 –10 km (5-6 miles) – Cusco, Soraypampa and Humantay Lake Hike
🔹 Day 2: 18–22 km (11–14 miles) – Challenging ascent to Salkantay Pass (4,650m 15,255ft) and descent into the cloud forest
🔹 Day 3: 10–13 km (6–8 miles) – Trek through lush valleys, with an optional visit to Llactapata ruins.
🔹 Day 4: 10 km (6 miles) – Final trek to Aguas Calientes, followed by the visit to Machu Picchu
🔹 Day 5: Return to Cusco city in the morning.

This all-inclusive tour covers accommodation, transportation by train and bus, entrance to Machu Picchu, a bilingual tour guide, and all meals—breakfast, lunch, and dinner daily. The only exception is dinner on the arrival day at Machu Picchu.

If you are not going to the Salkantay, and add the Machu Picchu classic - you will be having you visit to Machu Picchu from Saturday to Sunday. Your trip will end Sunday.