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We had such an amazing experience and would thoroughly recommend these operators. I am a 56 year old woman and my husband is in his mid-60s so I was a bit trepidatious about whether I would be fit enough for the trek but our tour guides Willian Elvis, Danilo and Lourdes were fantastic at keeping the pace right for each individual on the expedition- one going quicker with anyone who was fitter and the rest supporting each to go at their own pace so I never felt hurried or slow but always that I could do it. The cooks led by Balvino were incredible preparing a huge variety of different dishes with fresh vegetables and fruits every day- including baking two delicious cakes on our last night together. The porters led by Alfredo were also so impressive- carrying all the kit over such challenging terrain always with a friendly smile and welcoming us into camp with a clap. William was so knowledgeable- we learned so much about the Inca history and Peruvian culture. This is a local ethical company run and delivered by people from the area around Cusco and Machu Picchu and this was the reason I chose to go with them - however it was definitely the right choice because their friendly professional approach made for an unforgettable experience. Together we visited beautiful ruins, saw spectacular views and climbed up and down millions of steps. By the final day we parted as friends.

We booked with TreXperience over other operators in part because of how thorough and professional they were in addressing all our questions and how accommodating they were with our requests. For example, they offer good advice on whether to book Circuit-A Machu Picchu Mountain after already hiking the short Inca Trail, and whether to acclimate to the high altitude in Cusco or Ollantaytambo. Their professional advice can't be easily found via Reddit, Google, or AI.In addition, they offer a custom discount if we are going to skip some parts of the tour. I want to especially thank Gabriel for her attentiveness that ultimately sealed the deal. Renato and Alvaro were our tour guides (short Inca Trail, leaving July 8). There are a few highlights worth mentioning. 1. The lunch on the trail after the initial climb was so amazing. The mango ceviche and trout were as good as any food we had in Peru. I ate so much that I didn't care about walking for another 5 kilometers afterward at all. 2. Renato was helpful in trying to reschedule our train to Ollantaytambo. 3. On the second day, the explanation of Machu Picchu's history under the backdrop of the magnificent mountains and citadel was one of the best learning experiences I had in my life. Thank you, Renato, for the great explanation and tirelessly answering all my questions. 4. In addition to being caring and knowledgeable, your guides, Renato and Alvaro, were seasoned cameramen and saved us amazing memories. 5. In the last lunch together, Renato coordinated with the restaurant to give us a dessert to celebrate our honeymoon, which was a very kind gesture. Another thing we like about the tour is that it is only 2D/1N, so it is family and honeymoon friendly. We were happy we didn't do the full 4D/3N version despite that being apparently the more popular choice. In summary, the tour operator was professional, accommodating, knowledgeable, and caring. The tour was amazing, and we were very glad we did it as part of our honeymoon.

We had an amazing Salkantay 5 day track! It was hard but our guides Renato and Raoul made it way easier! They also explained a lot about the Inca history which was really interesting and we laughed a lot. Everything was so well organised, didnt need to think about anything. We even got hot water bottles during our cold night above 4000 meters. The other thing what we really appreciated was the food! The food was amazing (and healthy!) and we kept being suprised how the chefs could make such good quality meals even in remote places. A big shoutout to Eufemio, the other chef assistents, the horsemen and the whole team!