Our Story
Our Story
Our Base Camp was born with the mission of offering a comfortable and natural space for travelers to acclimate and rest before embarking on their Inca Trail adventure.
🌍 Connection with nature – Located in a privileged environment, surrounded by mountains and Andean landscapes.
🏕️ Designed for trekkers – A space that prioritizes comfort before and after the hike.
🌿 Authentic experience – Tradition and sustainability in every detail.
🏕️ Designed for trekkers – A space that prioritizes comfort before and after the hike.
🌿 Authentic experience – Tradition and sustainability in every detail.
Sustainability
Our Base Camp is an eco-friendly and sustainable campsite that respects the environment and contributes to the local community.
♻️ Built with local materials such as ichu and stone.
🌎 Employment opportunities for the local community.
🍲 Promotion of Andean culture in gastronomy and services.
🍃 We have our own eco-garden, which provides many of the fresh ingredients for our meals based on traditional Peruvian cuisine.
💧 The water we drink comes from a local natural spring, untreated only micro-filtered for sediment.
♻️ Built with local materials such as ichu and stone.
🌎 Employment opportunities for the local community.
🍲 Promotion of Andean culture in gastronomy and services.
🍃 We have our own eco-garden, which provides many of the fresh ingredients for our meals based on traditional Peruvian cuisine.
💧 The water we drink comes from a local natural spring, untreated only micro-filtered for sediment.
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Location & Transport
📍 Strategic location
We are at Km 82, the starting point of the Inca Trail, in the Piscacucho community.
🚍 How to get here:
• Budget-friendly option:Public transport from Cusco to Ollantaytambo (8 USD), then to Piscacucho (1.5 USD), followed by a 15-minute walk to the camp.
• Comfortable option: Private transfer directly from Cusco for approximately 40 USD (2h 30m journey).
🚍 How to get here:
• Budget-friendly option:Public transport from Cusco to Ollantaytambo (8 USD), then to Piscacucho (1.5 USD), followed by a 15-minute walk to the camp.
• Comfortable option: Private transfer directly from Cusco for approximately 40 USD (2h 30m journey).
Location