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Fully Guided Adventure Small Group Walking & Hiking Inca Trail
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 Trip Length
9 Days
 Trip Starts
Cusco
 Trip Finishes
Cusco
9 Day Inca Trail Trek Itinerary (Explore)
Countries Explored: Peru
Our Price From 2,630 Per Person
Exclusive Savings 370 Per Person
 Trip Length
9 Days
 Trip Starts
Cusco
 Trip Finishes
Cusco
9 Day Inca Trail Trek Itinerary (Explore)
Countries Explored: Peru
Trip Style
Walk & Trek
Departures
Accommodation
Comfortable
Max. Group Size
16
Pace
Moderate / Challenging
Guide Level
Fully Guided
Trip Code
PQ
Trip Style
Walk & Trek
Departures
Accommodation
Comfortable
Max. Group Size
16
Pace
Moderate / Challenging
Guide Level
Fully Guided
Trip Code
PQ

Overview

Book online and enjoy exclusive savings on Explore's 9 Day Inca Trail Trek. Walk along the classic Inca Trail to Machu Picchu, one of the New Seven Wonders of the World. Take in the spectacular views following rivers through the dramatic Andes Mountains, trekking past impressive Inca ruins and through diverse cloud forests.
Book online and enjoy exclusive savings on Explore's 9 Day Inca Trail Trek. Walk along the classic Inca Trail to Machu Picchu, one of the New Seven Wonders of the World. Take in the spectacular views following rivers through the dramatic Andes Mountains, trekking past impressive Inca ruins and through diverse cloud forests.

Itinerary

Arrive in Cusco, the old heart of the Inca Empire and the archaeological capital of the Americas. The Spanish-style city of today, with its attractive pink tiled roofs, arcaded plazas and steep winding alleyways, stands upon tremendous Inca foundation stones, its links with the Inca Empire are everywhere to be seen, from the stone walls that line the city streets, to the museums filled with artefacts and relics of a long dead people. For those arriving on time our Leader plans to meet you in the hotel reception at 1.30pm for the welcome meeting and for those that wish, there is the chance to go out for lunch at a local restaurant. There are no activities planned today, so you are free to arrive in Cusco at any time.

If you would like to an airport transfer today, you'll need to arrive into Alejandro Velasco Astete International Airport (CUZ), which is around 15 minutes' drive. Should you miss the welcome meeting, your Leader will inform you of any essential information as soon as you catch up. Your main trek briefing will take place on day two.

Later today, you might choose to relax and acclimatise to the altitude at the hotel or take a gentle stroll to the Plaza de Armas. Stay: Hacienda Cusco Hotel (Comfortable)

This morning we take an immersive walking tour through the captivating city of Cusco, kicking things off in the colossal archeological site of Sacsayhuaman, a stone fortress still at the core of Cusco's traditions. Winding our way along an old Incan trail, we head down to the colonial neighborhood of San Cristobal, where the plaza will surprise us with sweeping view over the cities roof tops. Navigating the narrow streets of the old city we reach the aqueduct of Sapantiana, a hidden engineering marvel only known by locals. This aqueduct directs us to arty San Blas, where coffee shops converge with traditional artisan's workshops, we explore the cobbled calles, venturing inside the studios to marvel at the local craftsmanship. Entering the main Plaza de Armas of Cusco, the focal point of the city, we are welcomed by the baristas of 3 Monkeys Coffee who serve us up the finest Peruvian beans. Revived, we continue walking, gazing upon the Qoricancha complex, once the Inca's most sacred site dedicated to the Sun God. Our final destination is Mercado de Wanchaq, a truly local affair jammed with rows of colourful stalls and filled with the aromas of seasonal fruit. Slurping freshly pressed juice we witness the sellers hawking their wares before returning to the hotel. The walking tour is approximately 4 kilometres/2.5 miles, expected to take around 4-to-5 hours. The afternoon is at leisure to rest and acclimatise, you may want to visit one of Cusco's museums. Stay: Hacienda Cusco Hotel (Comfortable) (B)

Today has been left free to acclimatise and explore Cusco's old town further, you could walk up to Sacsayhuaman temple for views over the town, or there are several optional excursions available in the Sacred Valley.

You can take a half day walk to visit the Maras salt mine and Moray, a fascinating archaeological site with concentric terraces, said to be used by the Incas as a botanical laboratory. This 6 kilometre/3.7 mile walk is expected to take around 3 hours.

Alternatively for water sport enthusiasts there is the option to go white-water rafting on the Urubamba River or stand up paddle boarding on Piuray Lagoon.

There is also the chance to visit Cerveceria del Valle Sagrado, the Sacred Valley brewery, including a tour and tasting of the 9 craft beers brewed on site.

These activities include a guide and transport, they can be booked with your Tour Leader on the first day. Stay: Hacienda Cusco Hotel (Comfortable) (B)

This morning we leave the city of Cusco behind and drive to Ollantaytambo, an original Inca town. Here we have a short walking tour to stretch our legs, visiting a traditional house and our first view of Inca terracing. We continue by bus for another hour to reach Kilometre 82, the starting point for the classic Inca Trail. The trail was first explored by Hiram Bingham in 1911 and opened for walkers in 1970. The famous ruins of Machu Picchu are not the only historical remains within the area: many other interesting sites are hidden in places which can only be reached on foot, and have scarcely been explored.

We meet our porters and support staff, beginning our trek after lunch. The route crosses the Urubamba river, following a wide dirt trail alongside the riverbank. The undulating path takes us into the Sacred Valley of the Incas to Llaqtapata (2,700 metres/8,858 feet). Here we camp opposite the ruins of Llaqtapata, a spectacular spot with amazing night skies. There are no permanent facilities here, the camp crew will set up a toilet tent for the group to use.

Today's moderate 8 kilometre/5 mile walk is expected to take around two-and-a-half hours with an ascent of 100 metres/328 feet. Stay: Campsite (Simple) (B/L/D)

After a hearty breakfast we cross the river to visit the Llaqtapata Inca ruins before continuing with the trek. Today we follow the course of the Kusichaca river past small communities, crossing it to reach Wayllabamba, a quiet village of Inca origins and the last settlement on the route. After lunch we gradually ascend through the start of the cloud forest to Llulluchapampa (3,800 metres/12,467 feet) which affords stunning views of the snowy peaks around us. Here we set up camp for the night; there is a well maintained facilities block with flushing toilets and sinks at this site.

Today's moderate 10 kilometre/6.2 mile walk is expected to take around 6 hours with 1,080 metres/3,543 feet ascent. Stay: Campsite (Simple) (B/L/D)

Today is an earlier start as we trek over the Warmiwanusca (Dead Woman's) Pass to 4,200 metres/13,780 feet. The 2 hour ascent is one of the more challenging sections of the trek, we take is slow and steady with many stops to admire the view and sunrise. After a rest and photo opportunity we descend along a stepped path to the valley of the Pacamayo river with its tropical vegetation. Here we break for brunch before beginning the ascent (mainly on steps) to the second pass of the day. After visiting the ruins of Runkuraqay it's the final ascent to cross the Runkuraqay Pass (3,950 metre/12,959 feet).

After the pass it is a long gradual descent passing into the start of the main cloud forest to reach the bottom of the valley. The Sayacmarca ruins are visible on a rocky outcrop, they command an imposing view and have only one means of access, a narrow granite stairway. We cross the valley to reach the Sayacmarca campsite for a late lunch. From here the trail goes through cloud forest with vines, exotic flowers (among them orchids) and luxuriant trees, with views (if we are lucky) of the snowcapped peaks of Salkantay. We walk through an Inca tunnel and along a ridge above the Urubamba River to our campsite above the Phuyupatamarca ruins (3,579 metre/11,742 feet). The campsite has amazing panoramic views of the surrounding peaks and down the valley towards Machu Picchu mountain. There is a toilet block but it's not kept in the best condition so the camp crew will set up a toilet tent for the group to use.

Today's challenging 15 kilometre/9.3 mile walk is expected to take around 8 hours with 1,000 metres/3,281 feet ascent and 630 metres/2,067 feet descent. Stay: Campsite (Simple) (B/L/D)

This morning is our final day walking along the Inca Trail. We say thanks and goodbye to our porters and begin our trek into Machu Picchu. We pass the Puyupatamarca ruins and spend the majority of the morning going down following stone paths and stairways, 80% of which are original Inca architecture. Coming out of the cloud forest we are greeted by the spectacular views down the valley, walking through the impressive Inca terraces at Intipata we reach our lunch stop at Winay-Wayna (2,591 metres/8,501 feet). Those who wish can visit the ruins here, this Inca site is built into the steep hillside and like Machu Picchu, was abandoned for unknown reasons.

Winding our way along the edge of the mountain we follow a wide path adorned with wild flowers and orchids to we take the final steps up to reach Inti Punku - the Gate of the Sun. Passing through there is a sudden and fantastic view of the Lost City itself, Machu Picchu, set in a grandiose landscape that amazes all spectators. We walk down through the site and then take the public bus down the mountainside to our hotel in the town of Aguas Calientes situated on the valley floor below Machu Picchu.

Today's moderate 14 kilometre/8.7 mile walk is expected to take around 6 hours with 1,000 metres/3,281 feet descent. Stay: El Mapi Hotel (Premium) (B/L)

Our final morning is spent at Machu Picchu, probably the most astounding feat of engineering in all of ancient America. Temples, stairways, palaces and gabled stone dwellings are scattered everywhere, testifying to the energy and ingenuity of the builders. We have a guided tour with our Explore Leader before taking the bus back down to Aguas Calientes.

Prior to your guided tour, it is possible to get up early to climb (unguided) the steep peaks of either Machu Picchu Mountain or Huayna Picchu Mountain, and look down on the citadel. Machu Picchu Mountain is a 700 metre/2,296 feet climb from the top of the citadel. There are cobbled stairs all the way up with a few eye-opening drops in some parts, but predominantly very enclosed and with a fairly steady, but not too strenuous, gradient. The round-trip takes about 2.5-3 hours. Huayna Picchu Mountain is only 350 metre/1,148 feet, half the size of Machu Picchu Mountain, but much steeper. There are many more sheer drops, and it is definitely not suitable for someone with a fear of heights. For those who fancy doing the 1 hour climb, you'll be rewarded with world-beating views of Machu Picchu, and the feeling that you're standing on a precipice at the top of the world.

These climbs must be pre-paid at time of booking. If you change your passport between your time of booking and prior to travel please take your original passport with you. Those doing one of the optional climbs will take the first bus up to Machu Picchu to begin the climb, after which you will exit the site and meet up with the rest of the group to take the guided tour.

In the afternoon we get the train to Ollantaytambo, located in the Sacred Valley of the Incas, and then return to the historic town of Cusco by bus. Stay: Hacienda Cusco Hotel (Comfortable) (B)

The trip ends after breakfast at our hotel in Cusco.

There are no activities planned today, so you are free to depart from Cusco at any time. If your flight is departing later in the day, luggage storage facilities are available at our hotel. If you would like an airport transfer today, you need to depart from Alejandro Velasco Astete International Airport (CUZ).

Depending on the schedule of your flights, you may have some additional time to visit a museum or do some souvenir shopping in the winding streets and alleys of the city.

If you are travelling onto the Amazon, you will be transferred to Alejandro Velasco Astete International Airport this morning for your flight to Puerto Maldonado. (B)

Arrive in Cusco, the old heart of the Inca Empire and the archaeological capital of the Americas. The Spanish-style city of today, with its attractive pink tiled roofs, arcaded plazas and steep winding alleyways, stands upon tremendous Inca foundation stones, its links with the Inca Empire are everywhere to be seen, from the stone walls that line the city streets, to the museums filled with artefacts and relics of a long dead people. For those arriving on time our Leader plans to meet you in the hotel reception at 1.30pm for the welcome meeting and for those that wish, there is the chance to go out for lunch at a local restaurant. There are no activities planned today, so you are free to arrive in Cusco at any time.

If you would like to an airport transfer today, you'll need to arrive into Alejandro Velasco Astete International Airport (CUZ), which is around 15 minutes' drive. Should you miss the welcome meeting, your Leader will inform you of any essential information as soon as you catch up. Your main trek briefing will take place on day two.

Later today, you might choose to relax and acclimatise to the altitude at the hotel or take a gentle stroll to the Plaza de Armas. Stay: Hacienda Cusco Hotel (Comfortable)

This morning we take an immersive walking tour through the captivating city of Cusco, kicking things off in the colossal archeological site of Sacsayhuaman, a stone fortress still at the core of Cusco's traditions. Winding our way along an old Incan trail, we head down to the colonial neighborhood of San Cristobal, where the plaza will surprise us with sweeping view over the cities roof tops. Navigating the narrow streets of the old city we reach the aqueduct of Sapantiana, a hidden engineering marvel only known by locals. This aqueduct directs us to arty San Blas, where coffee shops converge with traditional artisan's workshops, we explore the cobbled calles, venturing inside the studios to marvel at the local craftsmanship. Entering the main Plaza de Armas of Cusco, the focal point of the city, we are welcomed by the baristas of Three Monkeys Coffee who serve us up the finest Peruvian beans. Revived, we continue walking, gazing upon the Qoricancha complex, once the Inca's most sacred site dedicated to the Sun God. Our final destination is Mercado de Wanchaq, a truly local affair jammed with rows of colourful stalls and filled with the aromas of seasonal fruit. Slurping freshly pressed juice we witness the sellers hawking their wares before returning to the hotel. The walking tour is approximately 4 kilometres/2.5 miles, expected to take around 4-to-5 hours. The afternoon is at leisure to rest and acclimatise, you may want to visit one of Cusco's museums. Stay: Hacienda Cusco Hotel (Comfortable) (B)

Today has been left free to acclimatise and explore Cusco's old town further, you could walk up to Sacsayhuaman temple for views over the town, or there are several optional excursions available in the Sacred Valley.

You can take a half day walk to visit the Maras salt mine and Moray, a fascinating archaeological site with concentric terraces, said to be used by the Incas as a botanical laboratory. This 6 kilometre/3.7 mile walk is expected to take around 3 hours.

Alternatively for water sport enthusiasts there is the option to go white-water rafting on the Urubamba River or stand up paddle boarding on Piuray Lagoon.

There is also the chance to visit Cerveceria del Valle Sagrado, the Sacred Valley brewery, including a tour and tasting of the nine craft beers brewed on site.

These activities include a guide and transport, they can be booked with your Tour Leader on the first day. Stay: Hacienda Cusco Hotel (Comfortable) (B)

This morning we leave the city of Cusco behind and drive to Ollantaytambo, an original Inca town. Here we have a short walking tour to stretch our legs, visiting a traditional house and our first view of Inca terracing. We continue by bus for another hour to reach Kilometre 82, the starting point for the classic Inca Trail. The trail was first explored by Hiram Bingham in 1911 and opened for walkers in 1970. The famous ruins of Machu Picchu are not the only historical remains within the area: many other interesting sites are hidden in places which can only be reached on foot, and have scarcely been explored.

We meet our porters and support staff, beginning our trek after lunch. The route crosses the Urubamba river, following a wide dirt trail alongside the riverbank. The undulating path takes us into the Sacred Valley of the Incas to Llaqtapata (2,700 metre/8,858 feet). Here we camp opposite the ruins of Llaqtapata, a spectacular spot with amazing night skies. There are no permanent facilities here, the camp crew will set up a toilet tent for the group to use.

Today's moderate 8 kilometre/5 mile walk is expected to take around two-and-a-half hours with an ascent of 100 metres/328 feet. Stay: Campsite (Simple) (B/L/D)

After a hearty breakfast we cross the river to visit the Llaqtapata Inca ruins before continuing with the trek. Today we follow the course of the Kusichaca river past small communities, crossing it to reach Wayllabamba, a quiet village of Inca origins and the last settlement on the route. After lunch we gradually ascend through the start of the cloud forest to Llulluchapampa (3,800 metre/12,467 feet) which affords stunning views of the snowy peaks around us. Here we set up camp for the night; there is a well maintained facilities block with flushing toilets and sinks at this site.

Today's moderate 10 kilometre/6.2 mile walk is expected to take around 6 hours with 1,080 metres/3,543 feet ascent. Stay: Campsite (Simple) (B/L/D)

Today is an earlier start as we trek over the Warmiwanusca (Dead Woman's) Pass to 4,200 metres/13,780 feet. The 2 hour ascent is one of the more challenging sections of the trek, we take is slow and steady with many stops to admire the view and sunrise. After a rest and photo opportunity we descend along a stepped path to the valley of the Pacamayo river with its tropical vegetation. Here we break for brunch before beginning the ascent (mainly on steps) to the second pass of the day. After visiting the ruins of Runkuraqay it's the final ascent to cross the Runkuraqay Pass (3,950 metre/12,959 feet).

After the pass it is a long gradual descent passing into the start of the main cloud forest to reach the bottom of the valley. The Sayacmarca ruins are visible on a rocky outcrop, they command an imposing view and have only one means of access, a narrow granite stairway. We cross the valley to reach the Sayacmarca campsite for a late lunch. From here the trail goes through cloud forest with vines, exotic flowers (among them orchids) and luxuriant trees, with views (if we are lucky) of the snowcapped peaks of Salkantay. We walk through an Inca tunnel and along a ridge above the Urubamba River to our campsite above the Phuyupatamarca ruins (3,579 metre/11,742 feet). The campsite has amazing panoramic views of the surrounding peaks and down the valley towards Machu Picchu mountain. There is a toilet block but it's not kept in the best condition so the camp crew will set up a toilet tent for the group to use.

Today's challenging 15 kilometre/9.3 mile walk is expected to take around 8 hours with 1,000 metres/3,281 feet ascent and 630 metres/2,067 descent. Stay: Campsite (Simple) (B/L/D)

This morning is our final day walking along the Inca Trail. We say thanks and goodbye to our porters and begin our trek into Machu Picchu. We pass the Puyupatamarca ruins and spend the majority of the morning going down following stone paths and stairways, 80% of which are original Inca architecture. Coming out of the cloud forest we are greeted by the spectacular views down the valley, walking through the impressive Inca terraces at Intipata we reach our lunch stop at Winay-Wayna (2,591 metre/8,501 feet). Those who wish can visit the ruins here, this Inca site is built into the steep hillside and like Machu Picchu, was abandoned for unknown reasons.

Winding our way along the edge of the mountain we follow a wide path adorned with wild flowers and orchids to we take the final steps up to reach Inti Punku - the Gate of the Sun. Passing through there is a sudden and fantastic view of the Lost City itself, Machu Picchu, set in a grandiose landscape that amazes all spectators. We walk down through the site and then take the public bus down the mountainside to our hotel in the town of Aguas Calientes situated on the valley floor below Machu Picchu.

Today's moderate 14 kilometre/8.7 mile walk is expected to take around 6 hours with 1,000 metres/3,281 feet descent. Stay: El Mapi Hotel (Premium) (B/L)

Our final morning is spent at Machu Picchu, probably the most astounding feat of engineering in all of ancient America. Temples, stairways, palaces and gabled stone dwellings are scattered everywhere, testifying to the energy and ingenuity of the builders. We have a guided tour with our Explore Leader before taking the bus back down to Aguas Calientes.

Prior to your guided tour, it is possible to get up early to climb (unguided) the steep peaks of either Machu Picchu Mountain or Huayna Picchu Mountain, and look down on the citadel. Machu Picchu Mountain is a 700 metre/2,296 feet climb from the top of the citadel. There are cobbled stairs all the way up with a few eye-opening drops in some parts, but predominantly very enclosed and with a fairly steady, but not too strenuous, gradient. The round-trip takes about 2.5-3 hours. Huayna Picchu Mountain is only 350 metres/1,148 feet, half the size of Machu Picchu Mountain, but much steeper. There are many more sheer drops, and it is definitely not suitable for someone with a fear of heights. For those who fancy doing the 1 hour climb, you'll be rewarded with world-beating views of Machu Picchu, and the feeling that you're standing on a precipice at the top of the world.

These climbs must be pre-paid at time of booking. If you change your passport between your time of booking and prior to travel please take your original passport with you. Those doing one of the optional climbs will take the first bus up to Machu Picchu to begin the climb, after which you will exit the site and meet up with the rest of the group to take the guided tour.

In the afternoon we get the train to Ollantaytambo, located in the Sacred Valley of the Incas, and then return to the historic town of Cusco by bus. Stay: Hacienda Cusco Hotel (Comfortable) (B)

The trip ends after breakfast at our hotel in Cusco.

There are no activities planned today, so you are free to depart from Cusco at any time. If your flight is departing later in the day, luggage storage facilities are available at our hotel. If you would like an airport transfer today, you need to depart from Alejandro Velasco Astete International Airport (CUZ).

Depending on the schedule of your flights, you may have some additional time to visit a museum or do some souvenir shopping in the winding streets and alleys of the city.

If you are travelling onto the Amazon, you will be transferred to Alejandro Velasco Astete International Airport this morning for your flight to Puerto Maldonado. (B)

Trip Inclusions

  • Follow the classic Inca Trail route to Machu Picchu
  • Fully supported trek camping away from the crowds
  • Soak up the atmosphere of Cusco, the old Inca capital

  • Combining moderate grade walks with some more strenuous hikes. This grade is ideal if you are fit and want to challenge yourself with a few longer, more demanding trekking days, possibly on difficult terrain or at higher altitudes.

  • Accommodation, itinerary and inclusions subject to change.
  • Price is for land, cruise and internal flights as specified. Flights not specified are not included

  • Follow the classic Inca Trail route to Machu Picchu
  • Fully supported trek camping away from the crowds
  • Soak up the atmosphere of Cusco, the old Inca capital

  • Combining moderate grade walks with some more strenuous hikes. This grade is ideal if you are fit and want to challenge yourself with a few longer, more demanding trekking days, possibly on difficult terrain or at higher altitudes.

  • Accommodation, itinerary and inclusions subject to change.
  • Price is for land, cruise and internal flights as specified. Flights not specified are not included
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Explore's leaders are more than just your typical guide. They're your local expert are are passionate about sharing their expertise with you. Read more

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From: $3,270
  Sold Out
Friday 20 Sep 2024
Saturday 28 Sep 2024
Status
From: $3,270
  Sold Out
Exclusive Savings
Friday 27 Sep 2024
Saturday 05 Oct 2024
Status
From: $3,270 $3,212
Save $58 Enquire
Friday 04 Oct 2024
Saturday 12 Oct 2024
Status
From: $3,270
  Sold Out
Exclusive Savings
Friday 11 Oct 2024
Saturday 19 Oct 2024
Status
From: $3,050 $2,990
Save $60 Enquire
Friday 18 Oct 2024
Saturday 26 Oct 2024
Status
From: $3,270
  Sold Out
Exclusive Savings
Friday 25 Oct 2024
Saturday 02 Nov 2024
Status
From: $3,270 $3,212
Save $58 Enquire
Exclusive Savings
Friday 01 Nov 2024
Saturday 09 Nov 2024
Status
From: $3,270 $3,212
Save $58 Enquire
Exclusive Savings
Friday 08 Nov 2024
Saturday 16 Nov 2024
Status
From: $3,270 $3,212
Save $58 Enquire
Exclusive Savings
Friday 15 Nov 2024
Saturday 23 Nov 2024
Status
From: $3,270 $3,212
Save $58 Enquire
Exclusive Savings
Friday 22 Nov 2024
Saturday 30 Nov 2024
Status
From: $3,270 $3,212
Save $58 Enquire
Exclusive Savings
Thursday 19 Dec 2024
Friday 27 Dec 2024
Status
From: $3,270 $3,212
Save $58 Enquire
Exclusive Savings
Friday 17 Jan 2025
Saturday 25 Jan 2025
Status
From: $2,960 $2,901
Save $59 Enquire
Exclusive Savings
Friday 14 Mar 2025
Saturday 22 Mar 2025
Status
From: $2,960 $2,901
Save $59 Enquire
Exclusive Savings
Friday 21 Mar 2025
Saturday 29 Mar 2025
Status
From: $2,960 $2,901
Save $59 Enquire
Exclusive Savings
Friday 28 Mar 2025
Saturday 05 Apr 2025
Status
From: $2,960 $2,901
Save $59 Enquire
Exclusive Savings
Friday 04 Apr 2025
Saturday 12 Apr 2025
Status
From: $2,960 $2,901
Save $59 Enquire
Exclusive Savings
Friday 11 Apr 2025
Saturday 19 Apr 2025
Status
From: $2,960 $2,901
Save $59 Enquire
Exclusive Savings
Friday 18 Apr 2025
Saturday 26 Apr 2025
Status
From: $2,960 $2,901
Save $59 Enquire
Exclusive Savings
Friday 25 Apr 2025
Saturday 03 May 2025
Status
From: $2,960 $2,901
Save $59 Enquire
Exclusive Savings
Friday 02 May 2025
Saturday 10 May 2025
Status
From: $2,960 $2,901
Save $59 Enquire
Exclusive Savings
Friday 09 May 2025
Saturday 17 May 2025
Status
From: $2,960 $2,901
Save $59 Enquire
Exclusive Savings
Friday 16 May 2025
Saturday 24 May 2025
Status
From: $2,960 $2,901
Save $59 Enquire
Exclusive Savings
Friday 23 May 2025
Saturday 31 May 2025
Status
From: $2,960 $2,901
Save $59 Enquire
Exclusive Savings
Friday 30 May 2025
Saturday 07 Jun 2025
Status
From: $2,960 $2,901
Save $59 Enquire
Exclusive Savings
Friday 13 Jun 2025
Saturday 21 Jun 2025
Status
From: $2,960 $2,901
Save $59 Enquire
Exclusive Savings
Friday 20 Jun 2025
Saturday 28 Jun 2025
Status
From: $2,960 $2,901
Save $59 Enquire
Exclusive Savings
Friday 18 Jul 2025
Saturday 26 Jul 2025
Status
From: $2,960 $2,901
Save $59 Enquire
Exclusive Savings
Friday 25 Jul 2025
Saturday 02 Aug 2025
Status
From: $2,960 $2,901
Save $59 Enquire
Exclusive Savings
Friday 01 Aug 2025
Saturday 09 Aug 2025
Status
From: $2,960 $2,901
Save $59 Enquire
Exclusive Savings
Friday 15 Aug 2025
Saturday 23 Aug 2025
Status
From: $2,960 $2,901
Save $59 Enquire
Exclusive Savings
Friday 22 Aug 2025
Saturday 30 Aug 2025
Status
From: $2,960 $2,901
Save $59 Enquire
Exclusive Savings
Friday 05 Sep 2025
Saturday 13 Sep 2025
Status
From: $2,960 $2,901
Save $59 Enquire
Exclusive Savings
Friday 12 Sep 2025
Saturday 20 Sep 2025
Status
From: $2,960 $2,901
Save $59 Enquire
Exclusive Savings
Friday 19 Sep 2025
Saturday 27 Sep 2025
Status
From: $2,960 $2,901
Save $59 Enquire
Exclusive Savings
Friday 26 Sep 2025
Saturday 04 Oct 2025
Status
From: $2,960 $2,901
Save $59 Enquire
Exclusive Savings
Friday 03 Oct 2025
Saturday 11 Oct 2025
Status
From: $2,960 $2,901
Save $59 Enquire
Exclusive Savings
Friday 10 Oct 2025
Saturday 18 Oct 2025
Status
From: $2,960 $2,901
Save $59 Enquire
Exclusive Savings
Friday 17 Oct 2025
Saturday 25 Oct 2025
Status
From: $2,960 $2,901
Save $59 Enquire
Exclusive Savings
Friday 24 Oct 2025
Saturday 01 Nov 2025
Status
From: $2,960 $2,901
Save $59 Enquire
Exclusive Savings
Friday 31 Oct 2025
Saturday 08 Nov 2025
Status
From: $2,960 $2,901
Save $59 Enquire
Exclusive Savings
Friday 07 Nov 2025
Saturday 15 Nov 2025
Status
From: $2,960 $2,901
Save $59 Enquire
Exclusive Savings
Friday 14 Nov 2025
Saturday 22 Nov 2025
Status
From: $2,960 $2,901
Save $59 Enquire
Exclusive Savings
Friday 21 Nov 2025
Saturday 29 Nov 2025
Status
From: $2,960 $2,901
Save $59 Enquire
Exclusive Savings
Friday 19 Dec 2025
Saturday 27 Dec 2025
Status
From: $2,960 $2,901
Save $59 Enquire
Exclusive Savings
Friday 17 Jan 2025
Saturday 25 Jan 2025
Status
From: $3,340 $3,281
Save $59 Enquire
Exclusive Savings
Friday 14 Mar 2025
Saturday 22 Mar 2025
Status
From: $3,340 $3,281
Save $59 Enquire
Exclusive Savings
Friday 21 Mar 2025
Saturday 29 Mar 2025
Status
From: $3,340 $3,281
Save $59 Enquire
Exclusive Savings
Friday 28 Mar 2025
Saturday 05 Apr 2025
Status
From: $3,340 $3,281
Save $59 Enquire
Exclusive Savings
Friday 04 Apr 2025
Saturday 12 Apr 2025
Status
From: $3,340 $3,281
Save $59 Enquire
Exclusive Savings
Friday 11 Apr 2025
Saturday 19 Apr 2025
Status
From: $3,340 $3,281
Save $59 Enquire
Exclusive Savings
Friday 18 Apr 2025
Saturday 26 Apr 2025
Status
From: $3,340 $3,281
Save $59 Enquire
Exclusive Savings
Friday 25 Apr 2025
Saturday 03 May 2025
Status
From: $3,340 $3,281
Save $59 Enquire
Exclusive Savings
Friday 02 May 2025
Saturday 10 May 2025
Status
From: $3,340 $3,281
Save $59 Enquire
Exclusive Savings
Friday 09 May 2025
Saturday 17 May 2025
Status
From: $3,340 $3,281
Save $59 Enquire
Exclusive Savings
Friday 16 May 2025
Saturday 24 May 2025
Status
From: $3,340 $3,281
Save $59 Enquire
Exclusive Savings
Friday 23 May 2025
Saturday 31 May 2025
Status
From: $3,340 $3,281
Save $59 Enquire
Exclusive Savings
Friday 30 May 2025
Saturday 07 Jun 2025
Status
From: $3,340 $3,281
Save $59 Enquire
Exclusive Savings
Friday 13 Jun 2025
Saturday 21 Jun 2025
Status
From: $3,340 $3,281
Save $59 Enquire
Exclusive Savings
Friday 20 Jun 2025
Saturday 28 Jun 2025
Status
From: $3,340 $3,281
Save $59 Enquire
Exclusive Savings
Friday 18 Jul 2025
Saturday 26 Jul 2025
Status
From: $3,340 $3,281
Save $59 Enquire
Exclusive Savings
Friday 25 Jul 2025
Saturday 02 Aug 2025
Status
From: $3,340 $3,281
Save $59 Enquire
Exclusive Savings
Friday 01 Aug 2025
Saturday 09 Aug 2025
Status
From: $3,340 $3,281
Save $59 Enquire
Exclusive Savings
Friday 15 Aug 2025
Saturday 23 Aug 2025
Status
From: $3,340 $3,281
Save $59 Enquire
Exclusive Savings
Friday 22 Aug 2025
Saturday 30 Aug 2025
Status
From: $3,340 $3,281
Save $59 Enquire
Exclusive Savings
Friday 05 Sep 2025
Saturday 13 Sep 2025
Status
From: $3,340 $3,281
Save $59 Enquire
Exclusive Savings
Friday 12 Sep 2025
Saturday 20 Sep 2025
Status
From: $3,340 $3,281
Save $59 Enquire
Exclusive Savings
Friday 19 Sep 2025
Saturday 27 Sep 2025
Status
From: $3,340 $3,281
Save $59 Enquire
Exclusive Savings
Friday 26 Sep 2025
Saturday 04 Oct 2025
Status
From: $3,340 $3,281
Save $59 Enquire
Exclusive Savings
Friday 03 Oct 2025
Saturday 11 Oct 2025
Status
From: $3,340 $3,281
Save $59 Enquire
Exclusive Savings
Friday 10 Oct 2025
Saturday 18 Oct 2025
Status
From: $3,340 $3,281
Save $59 Enquire
Exclusive Savings
Friday 17 Oct 2025
Saturday 25 Oct 2025
Status
From: $3,340 $3,281
Save $59 Enquire
Exclusive Savings
Friday 24 Oct 2025
Saturday 01 Nov 2025
Status
From: $3,340 $3,281
Save $59 Enquire
Exclusive Savings
Friday 31 Oct 2025
Saturday 08 Nov 2025
Status
From: $3,340 $3,281
Save $59 Enquire
Exclusive Savings
Friday 07 Nov 2025
Saturday 15 Nov 2025
Status
From: $3,340 $3,281
Save $59 Enquire
Exclusive Savings
Friday 14 Nov 2025
Saturday 22 Nov 2025
Status
From: $3,340 $3,281
Save $59 Enquire
Exclusive Savings
Friday 21 Nov 2025
Saturday 29 Nov 2025
Status
From: $3,340 $3,281
Save $59 Enquire
Exclusive Savings
Friday 19 Dec 2025
Saturday 27 Dec 2025
Status
From: $3,340 $3,281
Save $59 Enquire
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A definite departure means minimum numbers have been reached for this departure to operate. Your Global Journeys Travel Advisor will check the availability of your departure date when you enquire. Additional savings may apply. We guarantee the lowest price in Australia. T&C’s apply.
Note
Tour & cruises prices are per person. Prices shown have savings applied, are subject to availability and may be withdrawn at any time without notice. Prices and trip information are correct at the time at this point in time, however are subject to confirmation at the time of booking and are subject to change by Explore. For cruise itineraries, cabin images are sourced from Explore. These should be treated as indicative only. Cabin inclusions, upholsteries and room layout may differ to the image(s) shown depending on the ship selected and your sailing dates.

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