Machu Picchu is one of the harder tickets to book in South America. The Ministry of Culture caps daily entries, sells separate permits for each circuit, and splits Huayna Picchu, Machu Picchu Mountain, and the Sun Gate route into their own permits that sell out weeks ahead. Peruways’ booking site cuts through all of that.
On our site you pick the date and the entry window, see what’s available, and lock in the ticket with the matching train and Consettur bus. Solo, family, or group bookings all run through the same system. For travelers who want to add Huayna Picchu or Machu Picchu Mountain, we book the matching permit at the same time, as long as the slot is open.
Alongside the booking, we also handle the connecting pieces — Ollantaytambo transfer, Aguas Calientes hotels, and a Cusco-based licensed guide if you want one. The booking page lays out the options so you can see what you’re paying for.
We work with the operators under the sustainability rules set by the Ministry — daily caps, fixed circuits, carrying no food in. Those rules keep the site working for future travelers, and we build our bookings around them rather than around them.
Securing the ticket is the hardest part of planning a Machu Picchu trip. If you’re trying to put the chain together, Peruways is the easiest way to do it. Book with us and we’ll send the full itinerary before you fly in.
