☕ What does the coffee workshop experience consist of?

You will spend an afternoon at a local family coffee farm. You will harvest high-quality Arabica coffee beans directly from the plants, learn the artisanal process of pulping, roasting, and grinding, and finally brew and taste your own cup of fresh coffee.

🎒 What are the luggage restrictions for this tour?

For the train to Aguas Calientes, the railway company restricts luggage to 5 kg (11 lbs) per person in a small backpack. Your large or heavy luggage can be stored safely and free of charge at your hotel in Cusco during the trip.

🌊 Is the rafting/canoeing activity dangerous?

Rafting takes place on the Urubamba River (class II and III rapids) with qualified professional guides and full safety equipment (helmet, vest, suit). It is a very fun and safe optional adventure activity, suitable for beginners.

🏨 What is the accommodation like at the coffee farm?

It is a family homestay operated by the local coffee growers. Rooms are simple, clean, and have shared bathrooms with hot water. It is a highly valued and authentic experiential tourism experience.

🥾 How physically difficult is the trek?

The walk is moderately difficult. The longest part is Day 3, with 15 km of flat trekking along the train tracks. It is an accessible circuit for people of all ages with basic physical conditions.

What does the hands-on coffee plantation experience entail?

You will visit certified organic family farms in the high cloud forest where you participate in harvesting coffee cherries, traditional depulping, artisan roasting in clay pans, and hand-grinding to brew a fresh cup of estate Arabica espresso.

Are the Cocalmayo Hot Springs included?

Yes, transport and admission to the natural Cocalmayo Hot Springs in Santa Teresa are fully included on Day 2, allowing you to relax in crystal-clear thermal pools ranging from 38°C to 44°C (100°F - 111°F).

What are the accommodations like during the 3 nights?

Nights 1 and 2 are hosted at comfortable, clean local ecolodges in Santa Maria and Santa Teresa, and Night 3 is at a vetted 3-star hotel in Aguas Calientes with private en-suite bathroom, Wi-Fi, and 24/7 hot water.

What is included regarding the visit to Machu Picchu?

It includes the official Machu Picchu entry ticket, a 2.5-hour private guided tour by a certified bilingual mountain guide, roundtrip bus transfers between Aguas Calientes and the citadel, and the scenic return train to Ollantaytambo with private shuttle transfer back to Cusco.

Coffee Jungle Tour 4 Days to Machu Picchu 2026

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Coffee Experience 4 days

Coffee Jungle Tour

Organic coffee plantation & bean process
Downhill biking from Abra Málaga 4,316 m
Canopy zip-line & guided Machu Picchu tour

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Circuit 2 Classic

We secure Circuit 2 (Classic Panoramic Full Route) with priority, subject to official quota at confirmation.

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Circuit 3 or 1

If Circuit 2 is already sold out, we guarantee the best official alternative (Circuit 3 Royalty or Circuit 1 Panoramic).

Local and Direct Operator No intermediaries. MINCETUR licensed local operator • DASPE TRAVEL E.I.R.L. (Tax ID: 20601588219).

Expert and Safe Guides Passionate, bilingual, and certified in Wilderness First Aid.

Small Groups We guarantee an intimate, personalized experience away from the crowds.

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4 days

Jan - Dec

Min Age : 18+

Max People : 12

Description

The Coffee Jungle Tour 4 Days is the hiking alternative to Machu Picchu without downhill biking, designed for travelers seeking cultural and natural immersion at an easy pace. Cross scenic Abra Málaga (4,316 m) by vehicle to organic cloud forest coffee farms to harvest, roast, and cup specialty coffee, combined with jungle trekking, Cocalmayo thermal baths, and Machu Picchu.

Coffee Trail: Hands-on workshop on organic plantations: harvesting, pulping, artisanal roasting, and cupping.

Jungle Lodging: Overnights in local eco-lodges and a comfortable tourist hotel in Aguas Calientes with private bathroom.

No Biking Route: Scenic vehicular crossing over Abra Málaga and return tourist train to Ollantaytambo.

Guarantee: Direct rural agro-tourism with local coffee farmers and guaranteed entrance ticket to Machu Picchu.

🧭 Prefer downhill mountain biking? Explore our signature Inka Jungle Premium 4-Day Trek ($450 USD) with 55 km descent.
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FEATURE	COFFEE JUNGLE TOUR (4D)	INKA JUNGLE PREMIUM (4D)
Main Focus	Experiential ecotourism, coffee & cacao	High-adrenaline outdoor adventure sports
Hands-on Workshops	Included (Harvest, roasting, and cupping)	Brief panoramic roadside view
Cocalmayo Hot Springs	Included with extended relaxation time	Included as an afternoon optional visit
Machu Picchu & Train	Official Llaqta ticket + return tourist train	Official Llaqta ticket + return tourist train

Itinerary

Day 1CHIMOMA tour + Ollantaytambo

🥾 Walking distance: 4 km / 2.5 mi of easy walking
⏱️ Estimated time: 6 hours of excursion (06:30 AM – 04:00 PM)
⛰️ Maximum altitude: 3,785 m (12,420 ft) at Chinchero
🍽️ Meals: Not included

We start our tour with hotel pickup in Cusco at 6:30 AM. We travel to the Sacred Valley, visiting the Chinchero weaving market and ruins, the Moray agricultural circular terraces, and the Maras Salt Pans. After lunch in Urubamba (not included), we explore the living Inca town of Ollantaytambo, where we spend the night in a hotel.

Day 2Coffee Plantation - Rafting

🥾 Walking distance: 3 km / 1.8 mi of farm trails
⏱️ Estimated time: 8 hours (06:00 AM – 05:00 PM)
⛰️ Maximum altitude: 4,316 m (14,160 ft) at Malaga Pass / 1,200 m (3,937 ft) at the plantation
🍽️ Meals: Breakfast, lunch, and dinner included

We depart early, crossing the Malaga Pass at over 4,300 meters, to descend into the warm high jungle. At the local farm, we participate in a coffee workshop: harvesting, roasting, and grinding our own Arabica coffee beans. In the afternoon, those who book the optional rafting activity will enjoy an exciting river adventure in Santa Maria. Overnight at the farm homestay.

Day 3Santa Teresa (Hot Springs) - Aguas Calientes Town

🥾 Walking distance: 15 km / 9.3 mi of trekking
⏱️ Estimated time: 6 hours of hiking
⛰️ Maximum altitude: 2,040 m (6,692 ft) at Aguas Calientes
🍽️ Meals: Breakfast and hydration included at the farm

We hike along an ancient Inca path surrounded by orchids and tropical fruit crops to reach the relaxing Cocalmayo Hot Springs. After enjoying the thermal baths, we transfer to Hidroeléctrica to start our flat walk along the train tracks to Aguas Calientes (Machu Picchu Pueblo), where we check into our 3-star hotel.

Day 4Machu Picchu Sanctuary

🥾 Walking distance: 4 km / 2.5 mi inside the archaeological site
⏱️ Estimated time: 3 hours of guided tour (plus transfers)
⛰️ Maximum altitude: 2,430 m (7,972 ft) at the citadel
🍽️ Meals: Breakfast included in the hotel

The big day! We take an early eco-bus up to the Machu Picchu citadel for a 2-hour private guided tour of its main temples, terraces, and agricultural sectors. After capturing unforgettable photos, we descend to Aguas Calientes for lunch (on your own) and board the return train to Ollantaytambo, where our transport awaits to bring you back to Cusco (San Francisco Square).

Tour Details

Below are the details and characteristics of the Coffee Jungle Tour:

Departure & Return

Cusco

Departure Time

06:30 AM

Included

Hotel pickup in Cusco
Full tourist transportation (including train and bus)
3 nights accommodation (3-star hotels and coffee farm homestay)
All meals detailed in the program (breakfasts, lunches, and dinners)
Certified bilingual professional guide
Entrance ticket to Machu Picchu Citadel
Hands-on coffee workshop at the local farm

Not Included

Water, snacks, and personal expenses
Lunch and dinner on the last day (in Aguas Calientes)
Optional rafting activity in Santa Maria ($30 USD)
Tips for guide and driver

Recommendations

Comfortable hiking clothes and rain jacket/poncho
Hiking shoes with good grip
Insect repellent (essential) and sunscreen
Small carry-on backpack for trains (maximum 5 kg)
Mandatory original physical passport to enter Machu Picchu
Cash in local currency (soles) for personal shopping

Frequently Asked Questions

☕ What does the hands-on coffee experience include?

You will visit local family coffee plantations, harvesting ripe coffee cherries, participating in traditional hulling, clay pot roasting, and grinding to brew fresh specialty coffee.

🚐 Does the Coffee Jungle Tour include downhill mountain biking?

No. The Coffee Jungle Tour crosses Abra Málaga pass (4,316 m / 14,160 ft) comfortably by private vehicle and dedicates that time to organic coffee farming, Cocalmayo hot springs, and Machu Picchu. If you want our signature 55 km downhill cycling experience with support van, please explore our Inka Jungle Premium 4-Day Tour.

💦 Are Cocalmayo natural hot springs included?

Yes, transportation and admission to Cocalmayo hot springs are included on Day 2, allowing you to relax in natural thermal pools with temperatures between 38°C and 44°C.

🏡 What is the accommodation standard for the 3 nights?

Nights 1 and 2 are in cozy jungle eco-lodges in Santa Maria and Santa Teresa, while Night 3 is at a certified 3-star hotel in Aguas Calientes with private bathroom and hot water.

🎫 What services are included for the Machu Picchu visit?

It includes the official entry ticket to Machu Picchu, a 2.5-hour comprehensive guided tour with our licensed guide, and the scenic return train to Ollantaytambo with transfer to Cusco.

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