Salkantay Trekking ToursAffiliate Disclosure
Reading this site costs nothing because of affiliate commissions. This page explains how that works and what it leaves alone. The treks themselves are compared on the Salkantay trek tours page.
The Short Version
When you book through one of our links, the platform may pay us a commission. The price you see is the price you would pay on the platform without our link.
We are not a trekking company, a travel agent or a ticket office. We sell nothing, take no payment and act as nobody's agent.
Who Does What
Each trek here is run by a Cusco trekking company and sold on GetYourGuide or Viator. The listing shows the operator and the platform so you can open it and read the original.
The operator supplies the guide, the cook, the muleteers, the camps and the decision to reroute when the pass is closed by snow or rain. The platform takes your payment, sends the confirmation and applies the cancellation terms shown at checkout.
What Commission Does Not Change
Order, badges and wording are not for sale. Our pick rests on the comparison columns, such as camp type, nights and what the price includes, and not on what a link pays. If a trek is withdrawn or its terms get worse, the page changes whether it earns or not.
The Networks We Use
GetYourGuide links carry our partner code and a campaign tag for this site. Viator links carry our partner code and this domain as the campaign tag. We may also add Stay22 links for hotels in Cusco at some point, and they would be marked in the same way.
Links to the Machu Picchu ticket site, PeruRail and Inca Rail are plain links and earn nothing.